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2009 – Pop Song Hits Most Requested Music

NICODEMUS2789 — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 08:40:06 +0000

1. I Gotta Feeling – Black Eyed Peas
2. Poker Face – Lady Gaga
3. You Belong With Me – Taylor Swift
4. Party In The USA – Miley Cyrus
5. The Climb – Miley Cyrus
6. Fire Burning – Sean Kingston
7. Lovegame – Lady Gaga
8. Boom Boom Pow – Black Eyed Peas
9. Gotta Be Somebody – Nickleback
10. Use Somebody – Kings of Leon
11. Paparazzi – Lady Gaga
12. If You Seek Amy – Britney Spears
13. Evacuate The Dancefloor – Cascada
14. Second Chance – Shinedown
15. Sugar – Flo Rida Featuring Wynter
16. My Life Would Suck Without You – Kelly Clarkson
17. Fireflies – Owl City
18. Empire State of Mind – Jay-Z + Alicia Keys
19. I Know You Want Me (Calle Oche) – Pitbull
20. Jai Ho Remix – Pussycat Dolls
21. Welcome To The World – Kevin Rudolph
22. Down – Jay Sean Featuring Lil Wayne
23. Circus – Britney Spears
24. Say Hey – Michael Franti & Spearhead
25. One Time – Justin Beiber
26. Colbie Caillat – Falling For You
27. Right Round – Flo-Rida
28. If You Seek Amy – Britney Spears
29. 21 Guns – Green Day
30. Good Girls Go Bad – Cobra Starship Featuring Leighton Meester
31. Seventeen Forever – Metro Station
32. Her Diamonds – Rob Thomas
33. Funhouse – Pink
34. Sexy Chick – Akon featuring David Guetta
35. S.O.S. (Let The Music Play) – Jordin Sparks
36. Love Lockdown – Kanye West
37. If Today Was Your Last Day – Lifehouse
38. Halo – Beyonce
39. Please Don’t Leave Me – Pink
40. Beautiful – Akon f/ Colby O’Donis & Kardinal Offishall
41. Russian Roulette – Rihanna
42. Show Me What I’m Looking For – Carolina Liar
43. Get On Your Boots – U2
44. Mad – Ne-Yo
45. You’re A Jerk – New Boyz
46. Untouched – Veronicas
47. When Love Tales Over – David Guetta Featuring Kelly Rowland
48. It’s Over – Jesse McCartney
49. Green Light – John Legend and Andre 3000
50. Rader – Britney Spears
51. Run This Town – Jay-Z, Rihanna & Kanye West
52. Whatcha Say – Jason DeRulo
53. Turnin Me On – Keri Hilson
54. Don’t Trust Me – 3OH3!
55. Not Meant To Be – Theory of a Deadman
56. Diva – Beyonce
57. 2 In The Morning – New Kids On The Block
58. I Do Not Hook Up – Kelly Clarkson
59. Love Drunk – Boys Like Girls
60. Blame It – Jamie Foxx featuring T-Pain
61. Already Gone – Kelly Ckarkson
62. Paranoid – Jonas Brothers
63. Dead and Gone – T.I. and Justin Timberlake
64. I’m In Miami Trick – LMFAO
65. You Found Me – The Fray
66. Lucky – Jason Mraz and Colbie Caillet
67. Come Back To Me – David Cook
68. Best I Ever Had – Drake
69. I Love College – Asher Roth
70. Hotel Room Service – Pitbull
71. Valentine – We The Kings
72. She Wolf – Shakira
73. I Hate This Part – Pussycat Dolls
74. Waking Up In Vegas – Katy Perry
75. It’s Over – Jesse McCartney
76. 1,2,3,4 – Plain White T’s
77. Goodbye – Kristinia Debarge
78. She Is Love – Parachute
79. Love Struck – V-Factory
80. Knock You Down – Keri Hilson Featuring Kanye West & Ne-Yo
81. Wanted – Jessie James
82. A Little Too Not Over You – David Archuleta
83. Ain’t No Rest For The Wicked – Cage The Elephant
84. That’s Not My Name – Ting Tings
85. Careless Whisper – Seether
86. Sober – Pink
87. Day N Nite – Kid Cuti
88. Wind Blows – All-American Rejects
89. How Do You Sleep? – Jesse McCartney
90. The Fear – Lily Allen
91. Somebody To Love – Glee Cast
92. Kiss Me Thru The Phone – Soulja Boy Tell ‘em Featuring Sammie
93. Thinking of You – Katy Perry
94. Hush Hush – Pussycat Dolls
95. Love, Sex and Magic – Ciara & Justin Timberlake
96. Hot’N'Cold – Kid Cudi
97. Birthday Sex – Jeremiah
98. Swing – Soula Boy Tell Em
99. Live Your Life – T.I. featuring Rihanna
100. Battlefield – Jordin Sparks

X-Men Origins: Wolverine – We’ve Seen It!

NICODEMUS2789 — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 09:17:08 +0000

Hugh Jackman, one of the world’s most sexiest man, dons the sideburns, the metal and those high-waisted jeans in the new X-Men Origins: Wolverine; we’ve seen it (in a cinema, not a dodgy online version), so read our review after the jump.

Following the success of the original trilogy, there’s a lot of pressure riding on this flick, particularly after numerous reports of expensive re-shoots, on-set fights and an internet leak of an incomplete version.

We went in as fans of the series, but held no expectation that this was going to live up to the hype or the originals. We were pleasantly surprised.

Despite the fact that Jackman is an all-round Mr. Nice Guy, he dons the Wolverine scowl – and the white wife beater – well, and faces off against Liev Schreiber’s Victor in some incredible fight scenes.

Overall, the movie is fast-moving and slick, with audiences brought up to speed on Logan’s back story within minutes (including through the fantastic opening title sequence). The film then focuses on the relationship Wolverine has with his brother (Schrieber), his girlfriend, and ultimately, revenge.

Ryan Reynolds makes an appearance and bangs out his usual schtick, while there was a surprise cameo (we won’t spoil it) that brought a smile and applause from the audience.

Overall, X-Men Origins: Wolverine has more than enough spark to reignite the franchise, so here’s hoping to a sequel featuring Halle Berry’s Storm sometime soon!

Review: David Christopher. Photo: 20th Century Fox.

Avatar Movie Review

NICODEMUS2789 — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 14:24:44 +0000

Movie Review: “Avatar”(Dec 2009); Cast: Sam Worthington, Zo Saldana, Stephen Lang, Sigourney Weaver; Director: James Cameron; Rating: **** -”Avatar” is a film that leaves you ‘nishabd’ (speechless).

James Cameron may have placed this story on a moon called Pandora with alien characters (known as Na’vi) that could have belonged to human race if not being double the size, a longer face, sharper features, blue body, white fluorescent marks on the face and tail at the back.

Still, emotions felt are just the same where Na’vis fight for their land, people, pride and right to live.

In a way, the story is no different from what locals may feel in any part of the world when outsiders make an attempt to make inroads into their land to gain hold of their resources. This is what happens to Na’vis as well when their peaceful existence is challenged with American troops entering their world to gain hold of precious minerals worth billions.

While they send one of their men (Sam Worthington) to Pandora by turning him into a Na’vi avatar so that he can understand the way of the natives and talk them into handing over their land, they also nurture a plan of their own.

With round of talks merely being a cover to understand how Na’vis feel and react, there is a deadly operation brewing in the background that would has a single point agenda of destroying and winning.

“Avatar” is an admirable effort because not even once viewers feel that it’s an ‘alien story’ (pun intended) being told. There is a love story brewing between Sam’s Na’vi avatar with the Pandora princess (Zo Saldana) and soon he discovers an altogether new world. Literally. He wages a battle of his own with support from a handful of friends from ’sky people’ along with tribe members and animals belonging to all shapes and sizes.

The story conveys that Cameron is a big fan of Bollywood films from the 60s and the 70s. Just like his last effort “Titanic” which was as Bollywood as it gets, even “Avatar” has quite a few Hindi film references if one starts plotting them on paper.

After watching “Avatar”, the question of paramount importance is – what does one pick and what is it that should be left behind the experience that goes by the name of “Avatar”?

Does one admire Cameron for the sheer vision that he has put to tremendous use in the making of “Avatar”? Does one pick up each and every frame in the film and start bisecting it for every pixel which has been designed to perfection? Or does one silently nod in approval for the familiar world of love, brotherhood, attachment, greed, misunderstandings and the ultimate reunion where spirit of togetherness is the ultimate winner?

In short, “Avatar” is not a film to be seen and then talked about. It’s one to be experienced.

Joginder Tuteja