Sunday, September 7, 2008

Hayley Williams speaks her heart




















In an exclusive interview about her performance at te VMA , Hayley Williams lets everyone know what she would consider a good performance and what she would like to do at the VMA other than giving a good show. here is the interesting interview, exclusively for you !!

The band’s been busy practicing for their debut VMA performance tonight, which they’ll play live from the Whisky on Sunset. But Hayley still took a few minutes and emailed me back answers to some questions I asked her about tonight’s performance.

Buzzworthy: What can we expect from your first-ever VMA performance?

Hayley Williams: This is the first time people are ever going to see us associated with something this big… the most important thing to us is that people see us being exactly who we are.

Buzzworthy: Do you have any classic VMA memories?

Hayley: I saw the Britney Spears and *NSYNC collaboration, where they were all sitting at desks like they were at high school or something. That performance is forever etched on my heart. (Watch it below!)

Buzzworthy: What are we gonna see you in on the red carpet? Did it take you long to decide what to wear?

Hayley: There is a dress that I have in mind. It was a gift from my man! As soon as I saw it I wanted to wear it to the VMAs. The dress is very… me. That’s the only word I can think of to describe it!

Buzzworthy: Who are you excited to see on the red carpet?

Hayley: I just want to shake Britney’s hand.

WWE rocks to motArhead's new song !






If you are WWE fan and follow it as much as I do, then you are going to enjoy this news as much as I do. And you are a motArhead fan , this is double treat for you are their song is officially the theme for the most awaited UNFORGIVEN

Grammy Award winners and hard rock legends MotArhead have been enlisted to provide their new song "Rock Out" as the official theme music for World Wrestling Entertainment(R)'s September pay-per-view event, Unforgiven. "Rock Out" is the lead track off MotArhead's eagerly-awaited new album, MotArizer.

Beginning Monday, August 18th, "Rock Out" has been heard on all WWE television programming leading up to Unforgiven, which airs live on pay-per-view on Sunday, September 7 from the Quicken Loan Arena in Cleveland, OH. The song is also available for download via iTunes and streaming on WWE.com.

Millions of WWE fans are already quite familiar with MotArhead, as they perform "The Game," the entrance theme for WWE Champion Triple H(R). MotArhead and Triple H have been a successful tag team in the past; MotArhead performed additional theme songs "King of Kings" and "Line in the Sand" for Triple H and his former stable, Evolution(R).

MotArizer, MotArhead's 24th studio album, was released in the U.S. on August 26. MotArhead will also embark on a national tour beginning this week. An iconic hard rock band that continues to forge ahead and not look back, MotArhead has influenced generations of bands and are revered by the likes of Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl, Ozzy Osbourne, The Ramones, Guns N' Roses and Metallica, who have all paid tribute to the MotArhead legend. Much like the WWE, MotArhead is supported by legions of devoted fans and has made a lasting impression on pop culture.

Unforgiven live stream - Check this out

Injuries every where - Jamal , Cole






Just landed here in Cleveland and picked up a copy of today's Plain Dealer. The headline in the paper reads, "Lewis' backups are put on notice." For a team that desperately needs Jamal Lewis out on the field, that's not good news.

Apparently, Lewis' hamstring isn't ready for prime time and his status will be a game time decision, coach Romeo Crennel said. If Lewis can't play, younger backs Jerome Harrison and Jason Wright will split the workload.

So let's go over this again. Quarterback Derek Anderson suffered a concussion in the preseason. Lewis may not play at all. Braylon Edwards suffered a cut foot in the preseason while playing around with Donte' Stallworth. Guard Rex Hadnot (knee) is a game time decision, but he'll be limited at best.

Who exactly is going to score for the Browns? I'm sure their No. 1 solider will show up ready to go. As far as I know, only a miracle can save the browns now, if jamal lewis s not playing. Or the opponents have to play their worst game which I suppose would not happen. Lets take to the television or the stadium and look for an answer there .

If thats the case with Jamal, Cole is suffering from an injury as well. With just minutes before the game Im not sure of the decision that the coach is going to take.

Quarterbacks -

Tom Brady QB New England - For the first time in 57 weeks, Brady is not on the Patriots injury list. He is ready to go, but will likely be rusty in the first quarter.

Peyton Manning QB Indianapolis - Didn't play a down in preseason, but like Brady is ready to play. Expect a slow start, but he will still put up good numbers.

Derek Anderson QB Cleveland - Seems to have recovered from his concussion and should have a good day in an expected high-scoring affair with the Dallas Cowboys.

Carson Palmer QB Cincinnati - Palmer will play the game with a face guard to protect his broken nose, but that shouldn't keep him from your lineup.

Matt Hasselbeck QB Seattle - Hasselbeck took a shot for a bulging disk two weeks ago and it appears as if he is ready to go.

Running Backs -

Jamal Lewis RB Cleveland - His lingering hamstring problem makes him a tough start, unless you don't have any other options, but he will be in uniform.

Deuce McAllister RB New Orleans - Battling back from knee surgery, McAllister is not really ready for Week 1, but he will be in uniform. Reggie Bush and Pierre Thomas should see all the action.

Ahman Green RB Houston - He should see the majority of the work this weekend, but avoid putting him in your lineup if you have a reasonable alternative.

Willis McGahee RB Baltimore - Even if he plays, and he is probable at this point, he will be limited in what he can do. Ray Rice will take a good portion of the carries in Week 1 giving both running backs a limited upside.

Rudi Johnson RB Detroit - He'll see a few carries, but not enough to play him or not play Kevin Smith who had a very good exhibition season.

Chris Henry RB Tennessee is inactive meaning LenDale White and Chris Johnson will get all the carries. White was already a solid play this week, but now Johnson could be a viable option as well.

Kolby Smith RB Kansas City is inactive for Week 1.

Wide Receivers -

D.J. Hackett WR Carolina - A full day of practice on Friday should have him ready. Without Steve Smith, Jake Delhomme will look for Hackett although he will probably see a lot of Antonio Cromartie coverage.

Laveranues Coles WR New York Jets - Coles has been activated for Week 1 despite a thigh injury and a lot is expected of him with Favre behind center.

Reggie Brown WR Philadelphia - Even if he plays his abilities will be limited. Go in a different direction. Brian Westbrook, DeSean Jackson and L.J. Smith will be Donovan McNabb's primary targets today.

Joey Galloway WR Tampa Bay - With both Galloway and his quarterback Jeff Garcia hurting, finding another starter at wideout would be your best option.

Antonio Bryant WR Tampa Bay - For the third consecutive day, Bryant was limited in practice. You should not use him today if you have another option.

Dwayne Bowe WR Kansas City - With Maurice Price and Will Franklin now listed as out, Bowe is one of only three wide receivers available and should be played.

Isaiah Stanback WR Dallas - With Miles Austin and Sam Hurd hurt, the converted quarterback will be the Cowboys No.3 wideout.

Donnie Avery WR St. Louis is inactive for Week 1.

Robert Meachem WR New Orleans is inactive for Week 1.

Ernest Wilford WR Miami is inactive for the Dolphins today.

Mike Walker WR Jacksonville is inactive today.

Tight Ends -

Antonio Gates TE San Diego - Gates won't start, but will play. Unfortunately, the team has taken some plays off the table because Gates' toe injury keeps him from making all the cuts.

Ben Watson TE New England is inactive for Week 1.

IDP -

Chris McAlister DB Baltimore will start, which could help the team's pass defense against the Bengals.

Ed Reed DB Baltimore will start, which could help the team's pass defense against the Bengals.

Leroy Hill LB Seattle is inactive for today's game.

Frank Okam DL Texas is inactive for today's game.