shishirq952p | 14 hours ago
LONDON (Reuters) –British singer Robbie Williams may sell the right to half his future album, touring and sponsorship earnings in a 50 million pound ($83 million) deal, one of his managers was reported to say on Saturday. Managers for Williams, whose hits including "Angels" and "Let Me Entertain You," will court investors as a possible alternative to signing up with a record
skelton6zk3z | 11/24/2009
LONDON (Reuters) –British singer Robbie Williams may sell the right to half his future album, touring and sponsorship earnings in a 50 million pound ($83 million) deal, one of his managers was reported to say on Saturday. Managers for Williams, whose hits including "Angels" and "Let Me Entertain You," will court investors as a possible alternative to signing up with a record
Charlotte Observer: Sports (Free subscription) | 06/19/2009
(a-amateur) First Round (First hole) 10 a.m.: James Nitties, Peter Tomasulo, Martin Laird 10:11: David Smail, Cameron Beckman, Steve Allan 10:22: J J Henry, Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano, Briny Baird 10:33: a-Kyle Stanley, Lucas Glover, DJ Trahan 10:44: J B Holmes, Alvaro Quiros, Nick Watney 10:55: Sergio Garcia, Camilo Villegas, Adam Scott 11:06: Justin Rose, Sean O'Hair, Ross Fisher 11:17: Rocco Mediate,...
GeoffShackelford.com (Free subscription) | 09/08/2008
I think reader Colm is correct in noting that Matthew Jones makes a strong case that Nick Faldo was picking Ian Poulter no matter what, citing an interesting exchange from Gary Van Sickle's late July golf.com interview with the Captains. As for Poulter, he was none too pleased when asked after missing another cut in Boston last weekend if handling the pressure of trying to make the team was a sign...
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shishirq952p | 14 hours ago
LONDON (Reuters) –British singer Robbie Williams may sell the right to half his future album, touring and sponsorship earnings in a 50 million pound ($83 million) deal, one of his managers was reported to say on Saturday. Managers for Williams, whose hits including "Angels" and "Let Me Entertain You," will court investors as a possible alternative to signing up with a record label, The Times newspaper...
skelton6zk3z | 11/24/2009
LONDON (Reuters) –British singer Robbie Williams may sell the right to half his future album, touring and sponsorship earnings in a 50 million pound ($83 million) deal, one of his managers was reported to say on Saturday. Managers for Williams, whose hits including "Angels" and "Let Me Entertain You," will court investors as a possible alternative to signing up with a record label, The Times newspaper...
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