True Crime New York City
-Urban sandbox-style action adventure published by Activision and developed by Luxoflux for Xbox, PlayStation 2, and GameCube.
-2nd game for the True Crime series of games, recently released after the True Crime: Streets of L.A. game.
Overview
-The game starts with Marcus Reed, the good guy, assuming control of his father's criminal world after he is arrested. Later on after Reed gains control, he is betrayed by a close friend and he is almost killed. He survives, with the help of NYPD detective Terry Higgins. He is a close friend of Marcus' father, and offers to cover up Reed's criminal background before he enrolls Marcus in the NYPD academy.
-5 years under the management of the NYPD, Reed is an NYPD man himself. He works under the management of Higgins as well. Higgings gets a call from one of his contacts and asks for a meeting. At the warehouse where the meeting will be, there is an explosion, killing Higgins. Back at police HQ, Reed is being talked to by FBI agent Gabriel Whitting, who informs Reed that one of the detectives in the NYPD is a mole, and is probably behind the bombing. Whitting is unsure of who it is, the only known thing about this mole is that he/she is connected to New York's biggest crime syndicates. Whitting asks Reed to investigate these crime families and find the mole. The families consist of crime families based on actual crime families. You get to choose what case to solve after you finish the tutorial. You get to choose from the President's Club(probably a reference to the Black Mafia Family), the Shadow Tong(Chinese Triads), The Palermo Mob(Italian Mafia), Tutorial(Spanish gangsters, most likely a reference to the Latin Kings), etc.
-Towards the end of the game, another cop named Victor Navarro is arrested as the mole at Grand Central Station. This game has 2 possible endings; in the bad ending Navarro escapes the grip of the officers and grabs a gun, killing Whitting. He then boards a subway train with Reed in pursuit. Unfortunately, Reed throws Navarro off the train, killing him. Later, while Reed is waiting in the train station, Higgins sits next to him. It turns out he faked his death and framed Navarro to escape being arrested by Whitting. Higgins hands Reed a bag of cash and asks him to join him in Mexico. Reed is angry at being used, so he kills Higgins.
-The good ending has Navarro being arrested without incident. Later, Reed is approached by the not dead Higgins with the same offer of living comfortably in Mexico. Reed refuses, and Higgins threatens to expose Reed's criminal past, but he responds that he would pay for his crimes with honor and come quietly. Higgins runs into a subway train with Reed chasing close by. Higgins is then killed when the train derails. Back at teh station, Whitting promises to talk to the DA about Reed's dad and thanks him for catching the mole.
Features
-This game featured alot of New York's most known landmarks, even the boroughs of New York, every single detail of New York was brought into the game to make the player feel like they were actually in New York.
-Many of the buildings are accessible by the player, and these include hotels, restaurants, apartment buildings, pharmacies, clothing shops, car dealers, dojos, record stores, and more. The reason being these buildings are accessible is because throughout the game, you get to solve street crimes and many of these are in the buildings.
-Various landmarks include the Brooklyn Bridge, The Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, St. Patrick's Cathedral, United Nations HQ, the Chrysler Building, Rockefeller Center, Columbia University, Bethesda Terrace in Central Park, the Guggenheim Museum, the Manhattan Municipal Building, the MetLife Building, the Flatiron Building, the Time Warner Center, Columbus Circle, the MetLife Tower, Belvedere Castle, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art all appear as they really do in real life New York.
Showing posts with label modern pop culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label modern pop culture. Show all posts
People Magazine
People Magazine
-American magazine of celebrity and human interest stories.
-Published by Time Inc.
-Prints everything from human interest stories, to celebrity gossip
-Also best known for printing yearly issues titled Sexiest Man Alive
History
Teen People
-In 1998, the magazine introduced a version called Teen People, dedicated to stories about teen entertainers, such as Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, etc.
Sexiest Man Alive
-Jude Law
-Johnny Depp
-Hugh Jackman
-Denzel Washington
-American magazine of celebrity and human interest stories.
-Published by Time Inc.
-Prints everything from human interest stories, to celebrity gossip
-Also best known for printing yearly issues titled Sexiest Man Alive
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| Got this one!! |
Teen People
-In 1998, the magazine introduced a version called Teen People, dedicated to stories about teen entertainers, such as Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, etc.
Sexiest Man Alive
-Jude Law
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-Hugh Jackman
-Denzel Washington
Vanity Fair Magazine
Vanity Fair Magazine
-Website: http://www.vanityfair.com/
-Magazine of pop culture, fashion, current affairs published by Conde Nast
-Been running since 1983, and there are 4 European editions of it.
History
-Some of the photographers include Annie Leibovitz, Mario Testino
Bruce Weber, Herb Ritts
Hollywood Issue
1990s
1st/April 1995: Class of 2000. These years had covers with:
-Angela Bassett
-Sandra Bullock
-Nicole Kidman
-Jennifer Jason Leigh
2nd/April 1997: The Next Wave.
-Cameron Diaz
-Kate Winslet
-Jennifer Lopez
-Jada Pinkett
4th/April: The Hot Next Wave
-Vince Vaughn
-Djimon Honsou
-Natalie Portman
-Rufus Sewell
5th/April 1999: New Kids on the Block
-Adrien Brody
-Thandie Newton
-Leelee Sobieski
-Reese Witherspoon
2000s
6th/April: Splender in Grass
-Selma Blair
7th/April 2001: Master Class
-Vanessa Redgrave
-Kate Winslet
-Cate Blanchett
8th/April 2003: Rhapsody in Blue
-Rachel Weisz
9th/April 2003: Alpha List
-Jude Law
-Hugh Grant
-Harrison Ford
10th/April 2004: Send in the Gowns
-Lucy Liu
-Diane Lane
-Salma Hayek
11th/March 2005: Not So Desperate Housewives
-Ziyi Zhang
-Kerry Washington
12th/March 2006: Ford's Foundation
-Keira Knightley
13th/March 2007: Men in Black
-Chris Rock
14th/March 2008: Fresh Faces in Hollywood
-Emily Blunt
-Alice Braga
15th/March 2009: Something Just Clicked
-Meryl Streep
-Sean Penn
-Mickey Rourke
-Dev Patel
2010s
16th/March 2010: It's Showtime
-Evan Rachel Wood
-Mia Wasikowska
-Amanda Seyfried
17th/March 2011: Black Tie and Tales
-James Franco
-Joseph Gordon-Levitt
-Website: http://www.vanityfair.com/
-Magazine of pop culture, fashion, current affairs published by Conde Nast
-Been running since 1983, and there are 4 European editions of it.
History
-Some of the photographers include Annie Leibovitz, Mario Testino
Bruce Weber, Herb Ritts
Hollywood Issue
1990s
1st/April 1995: Class of 2000. These years had covers with:
-Angela Bassett
-Sandra Bullock
-Nicole Kidman
-Jennifer Jason Leigh
2nd/April 1997: The Next Wave.
-Cameron Diaz
-Kate Winslet
-Jennifer Lopez
-Jada Pinkett
4th/April: The Hot Next Wave
-Vince Vaughn
-Djimon Honsou
-Natalie Portman
-Rufus Sewell
5th/April 1999: New Kids on the Block
-Adrien Brody
-Thandie Newton
-Leelee Sobieski
-Reese Witherspoon
2000s
6th/April: Splender in Grass
-Selma Blair
7th/April 2001: Master Class
-Vanessa Redgrave
-Kate Winslet
-Cate Blanchett
8th/April 2003: Rhapsody in Blue
-Rachel Weisz
9th/April 2003: Alpha List
-Jude Law
-Hugh Grant
-Harrison Ford
10th/April 2004: Send in the Gowns
-Lucy Liu
-Diane Lane
-Salma Hayek
11th/March 2005: Not So Desperate Housewives
-Ziyi Zhang
-Kerry Washington
12th/March 2006: Ford's Foundation
-Keira Knightley
13th/March 2007: Men in Black
-Chris Rock
14th/March 2008: Fresh Faces in Hollywood
-Emily Blunt
-Alice Braga
15th/March 2009: Something Just Clicked
-Meryl Streep
-Sean Penn
-Mickey Rourke
-Dev Patel
2010s
16th/March 2010: It's Showtime
-Evan Rachel Wood
-Mia Wasikowska
-Amanda Seyfried
17th/March 2011: Black Tie and Tales
-James Franco
-Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Rihanna
Rihanna
-Moved to the US at age 16 to pursue a career in music.
-In 2005, she released her debut album, Music of the Sun. This album features the #1 hit "Pon de Replay". I love this song!!
-In 2006, she released A Girl Like Me, featuring the track "S.O.S"
-In May 2007, she released her Good Girl Gone Bad album, which included the tracks "Umbrella", "Don't Stop the Music", "Take a Bow" and "Disturbia".
-In 2010, she released her Loud album, which featured the tracks "Only Girl(In the World)", "What's My Name?", "S&M", "We Found Love".
Bio
-Born to Monica Braithwaite, a retired accountant and Ronald Fenty, a warehouse supervisor for a clothing factory.
-Her mother, a native of Guyana, is Afro-Guyanese, and her father is Barbadian and Irish descent
-She is the oldest of 3 siblings, 2 brothers, Rorrey and Rajad Fenty. Also has 2 half sisters, and a half brother from her father's side.
-Rihanna grew up listening to reggae and began with music at age 7.
-Her childhood was deeply scarred by her father's addiction to crack cocaine, alcohol and marijuana. Her parents divorced when she was 14.
-She grew up in a 3 bedroom house in Bridgetown and sold clothes with her father at a street stall
-When she attended the Combermere High School, she and 2 of her classmates formed a trio. She was an army cadet in a sub-military programme that trained with military of Barbados and fellow Barbadian singer Shontelle was her drill sergeant.
-Rihanna was found in her home by Def Jam Records producer Evan Rogers. He asked Rihanna to come to his hotel room, where she performed versions of Destiny's Child's "Emotion" and Mariah Carey's "Hero".
-On August 22, 2005, her single, Pon de Replay, hit #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and UK Singles.
-Because of her Caribbean accent, her music was marketed with reggae music
-In 2007, she wanted to head in a new direction after 3rd studio album, Good Girl Gone Bad. This album has tracks on it such as: "Umbrella", featuring Jay-Z. Her other singles, such as "Don't Stop the Music", "Shut Up and Drive", "Hate That I Love You" were able to be as successful as "Umbrella".
-Her single "Disturbia" managed to get to #1 in the United States and New Zealand.
-In 2011, Rihanna was the highest selling singles artist, overtaking British soul musician Adele by a sales number of 6,000 units.
-With songs like "Shut Up and Drive", her music got more into the world of rock music. Her music is a variety of things. "S.O.S" is similar to Soft Cell's "Tainted Love"
-She listed Madonna as her music influence, and she said she wants to be the "black Madonna". Her other music influences are Bob Marley, Alicia Keys, Celine Dion, Gwen Stefani, and Brandy.
Name: Robyn Rihanna Fenty
DOB: February 20, 1988
Where: Saint Michael, Barbados
Genres: R&B, pop, dancehall, reggae, hip hop, dance
Occupations: Actress, recording artist
Years Active: 2005-present
Website: http://www.rihanna.com/
-Known famously as just Rihanna, she is a Barbadian recording artist.-Moved to the US at age 16 to pursue a career in music.
-In 2005, she released her debut album, Music of the Sun. This album features the #1 hit "Pon de Replay". I love this song!!
-In 2006, she released A Girl Like Me, featuring the track "S.O.S"
-In May 2007, she released her Good Girl Gone Bad album, which included the tracks "Umbrella", "Don't Stop the Music", "Take a Bow" and "Disturbia".
-In 2010, she released her Loud album, which featured the tracks "Only Girl(In the World)", "What's My Name?", "S&M", "We Found Love".
Bio
-Born to Monica Braithwaite, a retired accountant and Ronald Fenty, a warehouse supervisor for a clothing factory.
-Her mother, a native of Guyana, is Afro-Guyanese, and her father is Barbadian and Irish descent
-She is the oldest of 3 siblings, 2 brothers, Rorrey and Rajad Fenty. Also has 2 half sisters, and a half brother from her father's side.
-Rihanna grew up listening to reggae and began with music at age 7.
-Her childhood was deeply scarred by her father's addiction to crack cocaine, alcohol and marijuana. Her parents divorced when she was 14.
-She grew up in a 3 bedroom house in Bridgetown and sold clothes with her father at a street stall
-When she attended the Combermere High School, she and 2 of her classmates formed a trio. She was an army cadet in a sub-military programme that trained with military of Barbados and fellow Barbadian singer Shontelle was her drill sergeant.
-Rihanna was found in her home by Def Jam Records producer Evan Rogers. He asked Rihanna to come to his hotel room, where she performed versions of Destiny's Child's "Emotion" and Mariah Carey's "Hero".
-On August 22, 2005, her single, Pon de Replay, hit #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and UK Singles.
-Because of her Caribbean accent, her music was marketed with reggae music
-In 2007, she wanted to head in a new direction after 3rd studio album, Good Girl Gone Bad. This album has tracks on it such as: "Umbrella", featuring Jay-Z. Her other singles, such as "Don't Stop the Music", "Shut Up and Drive", "Hate That I Love You" were able to be as successful as "Umbrella".
-Her single "Disturbia" managed to get to #1 in the United States and New Zealand.
-In 2011, Rihanna was the highest selling singles artist, overtaking British soul musician Adele by a sales number of 6,000 units.
-With songs like "Shut Up and Drive", her music got more into the world of rock music. Her music is a variety of things. "S.O.S" is similar to Soft Cell's "Tainted Love"
-She listed Madonna as her music influence, and she said she wants to be the "black Madonna". Her other music influences are Bob Marley, Alicia Keys, Celine Dion, Gwen Stefani, and Brandy.
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new artists,
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2011: What a Year It's Been...
Wow, am I glad that 2011 is over!!! I think that year was, by far, the worst year I've ever endured!! First thing, for starters, 2011 is the year I lost a parent, my dad, to pneumonia. But I'm glad he's in a better place, not suffering anymore. Also, it seems that I couldn't find a job to save my life, but then again, I'm still looking.
But for positive, cool stuff, 2011 seen Mick Jagger at the 53rd Grammy Awards in LA because, along with Aretha Franklin, both of them were there to receive a Lifetime Acheivement in Music Award, her for R&B, him for rock.
Also in 2011, The Faces were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I found this out one night when we all were eating dinner, my stepdad had the news on and they mentioned something about it, and what got my attention on the news story about it is when someone said "Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones". It seems like in 2011, alot of rock bands got inducted into this famous hall of rock.
Sorry if this post is so short, I meant to do it as the first post on my blog after Christmas break, but I kinda forgot, I blame my horrible memory.
But for positive, cool stuff, 2011 seen Mick Jagger at the 53rd Grammy Awards in LA because, along with Aretha Franklin, both of them were there to receive a Lifetime Acheivement in Music Award, her for R&B, him for rock.
Also in 2011, The Faces were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I found this out one night when we all were eating dinner, my stepdad had the news on and they mentioned something about it, and what got my attention on the news story about it is when someone said "Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones". It seems like in 2011, alot of rock bands got inducted into this famous hall of rock.
Sorry if this post is so short, I meant to do it as the first post on my blog after Christmas break, but I kinda forgot, I blame my horrible memory.
Top of the Pops
Top of the Pops
-British music chart TV show
-Broadcast weekly between January 1, 1964-July 30, 2006
-After Dec. 25, 2006, it became a radio program.
-Now hosted by Tony Blackburn
-Each weekly program featured performances from sone of that week's best selling popular artists. On Christmas Day, there was a special, featuring some of the best singles of the year
History
-First premiered on New Year's Day in 1964
-The presenter was Jimmy Savile along with Alan Freeman
-The first show featured, in order:
1. The Rolling Stones: I Wanna Be Your Man
2. Dusty Springfield: I Only Want to Be With You
3. The Dave Clark Five: Glad All Over
4. The Hollies: Stay
5. The Swinging Blue Jeans: Hippy Hippy Shake
6 The Beatles: I Want to Hold Your Hand
-The arrival of Ric Blaxill in 1994 signaled a return to presentation from established radio 1 DJs Simon Mayo, Mark Goodier, Nicky Campbell and Bruno Brookes.
-He expanded the use of 'via satellite' concerts, taking the acts out of the studios and setting them against landmark backdrops. As a result, Bon Jovi performed Always from Niagara Falls, Celine Dion performed Think Twice in Miami Beach. He also experimented with celebrities presenting, mostly comedians and pop stars who were not in the charts at the time. The mic held by them was referred to as the "golden mic" and it was held by people like:
1. Kylie Minogue
2.Meat Loaf
3.Chris Eubank
4.Damon Alban
5.Harry Hill
6.Jack Dee
7.Lulu
8.Jarvis Cocker
Singles
-Most of the show has very strict rules about which singles could be featured. A song could not appear if it was going down the charts, nor could any song appear on consecutive weeks unless it was #1. There were exceptions however. Such as:
1. Tin Solider: The Small Faces, 1968
2. Always Yours: Gary Glitter, 1974
3. Honey Honey: Sweet Dreams, 1974
4. Love Shine a Light: Katrina and the Waves, 1997
5. Let's Work: Mick Jagger, 1987
New Top of the Pops
-On Nov. 28, 2003, the show saw one of it's most radical changes. In a break with the previous format, the show played more up-and-coming tracks ahead of any chart toppers and also featured interviews with the artists. The launch show, live and and hour long, was noted for a performance of Flip Reverse by Blazin' Squad
The Final Countdown
-On June 20, 2006, the show was announcing it would be cancelled. The last show was on July 30, 2006. Edith Bowman co-presented it along with Jimmy Savile. The final day of recording was on July 26, 2006 and featured footage and tributes, including The Rolling Stones, who were the first band to appear on Top of the pops, playing The Last Time, with The Spice Girls, David Bowie, Madonna, Wham! Beyonce, Gnarls Barkley, the Jackson 5, Sonny and Cher, Robbie Williams. The show closed with a final countdown, topped by Shakira and her hit "Hips Don't Lie". The show ended with Jimmy Savile turning off the lights in the empty studio.
Performers
1964
-The Animals
-Cilla Black
-Dusty Springfield
-The Dave Clark Five
-Gerry and the Pacemakers
-Marianne Faithfull
-The Merseybeats
-The Rolling Stones
-The Zombies
1965
-The Byrds
-Cher
-Small Faces
-Sonny and Cher
-The Who
1966
-The Troggs
-The Jimi Hendrix Experience
-Four Tops
-Cream
-Eric Burdon
1967
-Jeff Beck
-Pink Floyd
-Procol Harum
-The Turtles
1968
-Aretha Franklin
-Joe Cocker
-Nina Simone
1969
-Fairport Convention
-Jethro Tull
-Fleetwood Mac
-Marvin Gaye
1970
-Black Sabbath
-Alexis Korner
-Deep Purple
-Elton John
-John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band
-Pink Floyd
-T. Rex
1971
-Gordon Lightfoot
-James Taylor
-Murray Head
-Rod Stewart
-Sweet
-YES
1972
-Alice Cooper
-10cc
-David Bowie
-Michael Jackson
-Paul McCartney and Wings
-Roberta Flack
1973
-Donny Osmond
-Golden Earring
-Bryan Ferry
-Thin Lizzy
1974
-ABBA
-The Isley Brothers
-Queen
-Status Quo
1975
-Labelle
-Natalie Cole
-Supertramp
-Tammy Wynette
-Sister Sledge
1976
-Barry Manilow
-Diana Ross
-Twiggy
-Steve Miller Band
-Bonnie Tyler
1977
-Donna Summer
-Generation X
-The Commodores
-Sex Pistols
1978
-AC/DC
-The Babys
-Motorhead
-Whitesnake
1979
-The Police
-Dire Straits
-Anita Ward
-Judas Priest
1980
-Genesis
-The Human League
-Sheena Easton
1981
-Duran Duran
-Depeche Mode
-Phil Collins
-U2
-Soft Cell
1982
-Culture Club
-Robert Palmer
-A Flock of Seagulls
-Talk Talk
-Thomas Dolby
1983
-The Alarm
-Kajagoogoo
-Men at Work
-Twisted Sister
-Ozzy Osbourne
1984
-Cyndi Lauper
-Dead or Alive
-Frankie Goes to Hollywood
-Julian Lennon
-Weather Girls
1985
-Bryan Adams
-Sting
1986
-Bon Jovi
1987
-Eric Clapton
-Iggy Pop
-KISS
-Mick Jagger
1988
-Kylie Minogue
-Ziggy Marley
1989
-Donna Summer
-London Boys
1990
-The B-52's
-Londonbeat
-Seal
1991
-Cher
-Amy Grant
1992
-Boyz II Men
-INXS
-Metallica
-Tori Amos
1993
-Aerosmith
1994
-Beck
-Green Day
1995
-Prince
1996
-The Backstreet Boys
-Etta James
-Alanis Morisette
1997
-George Michael
1998
-Wyclef Jean
1999
-Barenaked Ladies
-Christina Aguilera
-Macy Gray
2000
-Coldplay
-Muse
2001
-Alicia Keys
-Lifehouse
2002
-Avril Lavigne
-Nickelback
-Rihanna
-Vanessa Carlton
2003
-Good Charlotte
-The Libertines
2004
-Hilary Duff
-The Killers
-Maroon 5
2005
-Green Day
-James Blunt
-Rihanna
2006
-The Arctic Monkeys
-Fall Out Boy
-Wolfmother
-British music chart TV show
-Broadcast weekly between January 1, 1964-July 30, 2006
-After Dec. 25, 2006, it became a radio program.
-Now hosted by Tony Blackburn
-Each weekly program featured performances from sone of that week's best selling popular artists. On Christmas Day, there was a special, featuring some of the best singles of the year
History
-First premiered on New Year's Day in 1964
-The presenter was Jimmy Savile along with Alan Freeman
-The first show featured, in order:
1. The Rolling Stones: I Wanna Be Your Man
2. Dusty Springfield: I Only Want to Be With You
3. The Dave Clark Five: Glad All Over
4. The Hollies: Stay
5. The Swinging Blue Jeans: Hippy Hippy Shake
6 The Beatles: I Want to Hold Your Hand
-The arrival of Ric Blaxill in 1994 signaled a return to presentation from established radio 1 DJs Simon Mayo, Mark Goodier, Nicky Campbell and Bruno Brookes.
-He expanded the use of 'via satellite' concerts, taking the acts out of the studios and setting them against landmark backdrops. As a result, Bon Jovi performed Always from Niagara Falls, Celine Dion performed Think Twice in Miami Beach. He also experimented with celebrities presenting, mostly comedians and pop stars who were not in the charts at the time. The mic held by them was referred to as the "golden mic" and it was held by people like:
1. Kylie Minogue
2.Meat Loaf
3.Chris Eubank
4.Damon Alban
5.Harry Hill
6.Jack Dee
7.Lulu
8.Jarvis Cocker
Singles
-Most of the show has very strict rules about which singles could be featured. A song could not appear if it was going down the charts, nor could any song appear on consecutive weeks unless it was #1. There were exceptions however. Such as:
1. Tin Solider: The Small Faces, 1968
2. Always Yours: Gary Glitter, 1974
3. Honey Honey: Sweet Dreams, 1974
4. Love Shine a Light: Katrina and the Waves, 1997
5. Let's Work: Mick Jagger, 1987
New Top of the Pops
-On Nov. 28, 2003, the show saw one of it's most radical changes. In a break with the previous format, the show played more up-and-coming tracks ahead of any chart toppers and also featured interviews with the artists. The launch show, live and and hour long, was noted for a performance of Flip Reverse by Blazin' Squad
The Final Countdown
-On June 20, 2006, the show was announcing it would be cancelled. The last show was on July 30, 2006. Edith Bowman co-presented it along with Jimmy Savile. The final day of recording was on July 26, 2006 and featured footage and tributes, including The Rolling Stones, who were the first band to appear on Top of the pops, playing The Last Time, with The Spice Girls, David Bowie, Madonna, Wham! Beyonce, Gnarls Barkley, the Jackson 5, Sonny and Cher, Robbie Williams. The show closed with a final countdown, topped by Shakira and her hit "Hips Don't Lie". The show ended with Jimmy Savile turning off the lights in the empty studio.
Performers
1964
-The Animals
-Cilla Black
-Dusty Springfield
-The Dave Clark Five
-Gerry and the Pacemakers
-Marianne Faithfull
-The Merseybeats
-The Rolling Stones
-The Zombies
1965
-The Byrds
-Cher
-Small Faces
-Sonny and Cher
-The Who
1966
-The Troggs
-The Jimi Hendrix Experience
-Four Tops
-Cream
-Eric Burdon
1967
-Jeff Beck
-Pink Floyd
-Procol Harum
-The Turtles
1968
-Aretha Franklin
-Joe Cocker
-Nina Simone
1969
-Fairport Convention
-Jethro Tull
-Fleetwood Mac
-Marvin Gaye
1970
-Black Sabbath
-Alexis Korner
-Deep Purple
-Elton John
-John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band
-Pink Floyd
-T. Rex
1971
-Gordon Lightfoot
-James Taylor
-Murray Head
-Rod Stewart
-Sweet
-YES
1972
-Alice Cooper
-10cc
-David Bowie
-Michael Jackson
-Paul McCartney and Wings
-Roberta Flack
1973
-Donny Osmond
-Golden Earring
-Bryan Ferry
-Thin Lizzy
1974
-ABBA
-The Isley Brothers
-Queen
-Status Quo
1975
-Labelle
-Natalie Cole
-Supertramp
-Tammy Wynette
-Sister Sledge
1976
-Barry Manilow
-Diana Ross
-Twiggy
-Steve Miller Band
-Bonnie Tyler
1977
-Donna Summer
-Generation X
-The Commodores
-Sex Pistols
1978
-AC/DC
-The Babys
-Motorhead
-Whitesnake
1979
-The Police
-Dire Straits
-Anita Ward
-Judas Priest
1980
-Genesis
-The Human League
-Sheena Easton
1981
-Duran Duran
-Depeche Mode
-Phil Collins
-U2
-Soft Cell
1982
-Culture Club
-Robert Palmer
-A Flock of Seagulls
-Talk Talk
-Thomas Dolby
1983
-The Alarm
-Kajagoogoo
-Men at Work
-Twisted Sister
-Ozzy Osbourne
1984
-Cyndi Lauper
-Dead or Alive
-Frankie Goes to Hollywood
-Julian Lennon
-Weather Girls
1985
-Bryan Adams
-Sting
1986
-Bon Jovi
1987
-Eric Clapton
-Iggy Pop
-KISS
-Mick Jagger
1988
-Kylie Minogue
-Ziggy Marley
1989
-Donna Summer
-London Boys
1990
-The B-52's
-Londonbeat
-Seal
1991
-Cher
-Amy Grant
1992
-Boyz II Men
-INXS
-Metallica
-Tori Amos
1993
-Aerosmith
1994
-Beck
-Green Day
1995
-Prince
1996
-The Backstreet Boys
-Etta James
-Alanis Morisette
1997
-George Michael
1998
-Wyclef Jean
1999
-Barenaked Ladies
-Christina Aguilera
-Macy Gray
2000
-Coldplay
-Muse
2001
-Alicia Keys
-Lifehouse
2002
-Avril Lavigne
-Nickelback
-Rihanna
-Vanessa Carlton
2003
-Good Charlotte
-The Libertines
2004
-Hilary Duff
-The Killers
-Maroon 5
2005
-Green Day
-James Blunt
-Rihanna
2006
-The Arctic Monkeys
-Fall Out Boy
-Wolfmother
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