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http://bit.ly/eBd8wT - Click to Subscribe to ClevverMusic! What up everyone I'm Brian Corsetti, and you're watching Celvver Music. Edward Maya is a whole musical package from Romania. Maya is a producer, songwriter, and recording artist who became an international sensation in 2009 with the release of the song "Stereo Love." He was born on June 29, 1986, and instantly became interested in music as a child. While continuing his studies at a Bucharest Conservatory, Maya began writing songs, which became an entry in the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest. Do I hear Eminem's history? This early success led to Maya collaborating with a number of Romania's leading producers, earning credits on recordings by Costi Ionita, Cassa Loco, Marius Nedelcu, and Blaxy Girls. Maya moved on to become a successful producer in his own with the album No Tears by Akcent, which scored a number of hits in Europe. In 2009, Maya teamed up with Eldar Mansurov and Vika Jigulina to create "Stereo Love," the first single released under Maya's name. The song became a major success in Romania, reached the Top Ten in 16 other countries, and racked up over 50 million views on YouTube. In 2010, Maya released his follow-up single, "This Is My Life," as well as his first album, called Stereo Love... With his new found success, and starting his own label this dude has the world by the tail! What do you guys think? Have you heard of him? Let us know in the comment section below, and remember to follow us on Twitter at Clevver Music. I'm Brian Corsetti, and I'll see you manana! 

www.balconytv.co.uk PRESENTED BY RUTH MEDJBER Love Amongst Ruin is the brain child of Steve Hewitt, drummer and songwriter in the multi million selling Placebo. As Love Amongst Ruin's frontman he takes the lead for the first time in what has already been described as "one of the most explosive live bands to come in 2010"This multi-faceted rock band promises the crunch of a stone age queen, the crossover appeal of a parkful of linkins and the melodicism of the hardiest fighter of foos. Drop in twists of New Order/Depeche Mode electro-twangle, Can/Kasabian motorika, Cure atmospherics and hardcore Metallica riffage.Steve Hewitt also served time at the stool of such diverse acts as The Boo Radleys, grit-rockers Breed, baggy chart stars K-Klass with whom he tasted huge global success, sharing the journey from post-Britpop indie hype band to multi-million selling international superstars with Placebo.The self titled debut album is released on 6th September 2010, preceded by the single So Sad (Fade). The band will be performing a series of UK and International shows before embarking on their debut tour in October 2010.for more on Love Amongst Ruin check out their website www.loveamongstruin.com (where there is some juicy free downloads too!)For more Balcony TV follow us on facebook/twitter/myspace!BTV:LDN is brought to you by Ruthless Imagery, award winning music photography by Ruth Medjberwww.ruthlessimagery.wordpress.com

http://bit.ly/ClevverMusic - Click to Subscribe to ClevverMusic! Lady Gaga passed 10 million followers on Twitter. I've got the details right here on Clevver Music. Hey everyone I'm Brian Corsetti and you're watching Clevver Music. She broke another record. Lady Gaga passed 10 million follows on Twitter! She is not only the first person to ever do this, but Twitter has reserved multiple servers just to handle her traffic for her Twitter page! She thanked her fans with this tweet, "10 million Monsters! I'm speechless, we did it! It's an illness how I love you. Leaving London smiling." She currently has 24 million likes on Facebook which tells me she could seriously pass the 20 million mark very soon. Do you think she will do it and when? Hit us up in the comments below. Also subscribe to Clevver Music for the very latest Lady Gaga updates. Thanks for watching everyone I'm Brian Corsetti and I'll see you next time. 

http://www.facebook.com/glee3dmovie Check out the official Glee 3D Facebook page for the exclusive clips and information on everything Glee the 3D Concert Movie! Dana Ward and Joslyn Davis talk to winner of the 'Glee: The 3D Concert Movie' contest before they head out to a VIP Screening at the Arclight in Hollywood!. GLEE, the multi-generational phenomenon that has inspired millions to embrace their inner-Gleek, will soon bring them together to experience the characters, music and magic in a whole new way, via the immersive magic of a 3D motion picture theatrical event... GLEE THE 3D CONCERT MOVIE. Twentieth Century Fox Film and Twentieth Century Fox Television have partnered with GLEE creator Ryan Murphy to produce GLEE: THE 3D CONCERT MOVIE, a film of the blockbuster "Glee Live! In Concert!" North American tour. Twentieth Century Fox will release the film -- for a special limited two-week engagement -- in theaters everywhere on August 12, 2011. Directed by Kevin Tancharoen and produced by Ryan Murphy. Cast: Dianna Agron, Chris Colfer, Darren Criss, Kevin McHale, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Heather Morris, Amber Riley, Naya Rivera, Mark Salling, Jenna Ushkowitz, Harry Shum Jr., Chord Overstreet, Ashley Fink. Footage of 'Glee: The 3D Concert Movie' provided by Twentieth Century Fox. Glee The 3D Concert Movie (Motion Picture Soundtrack) 1. Don't Stop Believin' (Glee Cast Concert Version) 2. Dog Days Are Over (Glee Cast Concert Version) 3. Sing (Glee Cast Concert Version) 4. I'm A Slave 4 U (Glee Cast Concert Version) 5. Fat Bottomed Girls (Glee Cast Concert Version) 6. I Want To Hold Your Hand (Glee Cast Concert Version) 7. Ain't No Way (Glee Cast Concert Version) 8. P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) (Glee Cast Concert Version) 9. Born This Way (Glee Cast Concert Version) 10. Firework (Glee Cast Concert Version) 11. Teenage Dream (Glee Cast Concert Version) 12. Silly Love Songs (Glee Cast Concert Version) 13. Raise Your Glass (Glee Cast Concert Version) 14. Happy Days Are Here Again / Get Happy (Glee Cast Concert Version) 15. Lucky (Glee Cast Concert Version) 16. River Deep, Mountain High (Glee Cast Concert Version) 17. Forget You (Glee Cast Concert Version featuring Gwyneth Paltrow) 18. Don't Rain On My Parade (Glee Cast Concert Version) 19. Jessie's Girl (Glee Cast Concert Version) 20. Valerie (Glee Cast Concert Version) 21. Loser Like Me (Glee Cast Concert Version) 22. Safety Dance (Glee Cast Concert Version) 23. Somebody To Love (Glee Cast Concert Version) 

http://www.facebook.com/glee3dmovie Check out the official Glee 3D Facebook page for the exclusive clips and information on everything Glee the 3D Concert Movie! Dana Ward and Joslyn Davis attended the world premiere of 'Glee: The 3D Concert Movie', where they interviewed Heather Morris, Lea Michele, Harry Shum Jr., Kevin McHale and Cory Monteith. GLEE, the multi-generational phenomenon that has inspired millions to embrace their inner-Gleek, will soon bring them together to experience the characters, music and magic in a whole new way, via the immersive magic of a 3D motion picture theatrical event... GLEE THE 3D CONCERT MOVIE. Twentieth Century Fox Film and Twentieth Century Fox Television have partnered with GLEE creator Ryan Murphy to produce GLEE: THE 3D CONCERT MOVIE, a film of the blockbuster "Glee Live! In Concert!" North American tour. Twentieth Century Fox will release the film -- for a special limited two-week engagement -- in theaters everywhere on August 12, 2011. Directed by Kevin Tancharoen and produced by Ryan Murphy. Cast: Dianna Agron, Chris Colfer, Darren Criss, Kevin McHale, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Heather Morris, Amber Riley, Naya Rivera, Mark Salling, Jenna Ushkowitz, Harry Shum Jr., Chord Overstreet, Ashley Fink. Footage of 'Glee: The 3D Concert Movie' provided by Twentieth Century Fox. Glee The 3D Concert Movie (Motion Picture Soundtrack) 1. Don't Stop Believin' (Glee Cast Concert Version) 2. Dog Days Are Over (Glee Cast Concert Version) 3. Sing (Glee Cast Concert Version) 4. I'm A Slave 4 U (Glee Cast Concert Version) 5. Fat Bottomed Girls (Glee Cast Concert Version) 6. I Want To Hold Your Hand (Glee Cast Concert Version) 7. Ain't No Way (Glee Cast Concert Version) 8. P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) (Glee Cast Concert Version) 9. Born This Way (Glee Cast Concert Version) 10. Firework (Glee Cast Concert Version) 11. Teenage Dream (Glee Cast Concert Version) 12. Silly Love Songs (Glee Cast Concert Version) 13. Raise Your Glass (Glee Cast Concert Version) 14. Happy Days Are Here Again / Get Happy (Glee Cast Concert Version) 15. Lucky (Glee Cast Concert Version) 16. River Deep, Mountain High (Glee Cast Concert Version) 17. Forget You (Glee Cast Concert Version featuring Gwyneth Paltrow) 18. Don't Rain On My Parade (Glee Cast Concert Version) 19. Jessie's Girl (Glee Cast Concert Version) 20. Valerie (Glee Cast Concert Version) 21. Loser Like Me (Glee Cast Concert Version) 22. Safety Dance (Glee Cast Concert Version) 23. Somebody To Love (Glee Cast Concert Version) 

BUMP.com Releases Free Voicemail Inbox for Every Registered Vehicle in the U.S. SAN DIEGO, Feb. 9, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- BUMP.com will open its digital doors to the public for a 24-hour sneak peek on February 14. For millions of romantic motorists, passengers and pedestrians, BUMP.com will offer a Valentine's Day gift that will change the way people interact forever. Through BUMP.com's phone number, you can now leave a voicemail for any registered vehicle in the country.

http://www.eagle-rock.com/artist/97C8CD/Jewel Jewel first came to prominence in the mid-nineties, when her expressive, crystalline voice stood out as a marked contrast to some of the more aggressive female artists of the time. Her debut album, "Pieces Of You", sold millions around the world and a new star was born. Her career has broadened to include poetry reading and acting but the music has remained at the heart of everything she does and she continues to sell vast quantities of albums. "Live At Humphrey's By The Bay" was her first DVD release, filmed at the end of 2001 on the tour in support of her "This Way" album. Tracklisting: 1) Per La Gloria D'Adorarvi 2) Near You Always 3) Kiss The Flame 4) Rosy And Mick 5) Everything Breaks Sometimes 6) Sometimes It Be That Way 7) Grey Matter 8) Break Me 9) The New Wild West 10) You Were Meant For Me 11) Hands 12) Everybody Needs Someone Sometime 13) Who Will Save Your Soul Bonus Features: 3 bonus performances: "Love Me, Just Leave Me Alone", "Do You want To Play?" & "Jesus Loves You". "Standing Still" -- on the road video. Interview / Photo Gallery / Discography / Jukebox.

http://bit.ly/eBd8wT - Click to Subscribe! Hello Everyone I'm Brian Corsetti for Clevver Music. Nicki Minaj's patience has finally paid off. Her debut album "Pink Friday" rises from No. 3 to No. 1 after 11 weeks on the market, also hitting 1 million total sales this week. Can we say platinum??? Claiming the top spot of the chart after 11 weeks is considered rare by Billboard - the last album to take longer to rise to No. 1 was way back in March 2005, Ray Charles' "Genius Loves Company" took the reign in its 25th week. It jumped from No. 15 with 224,000 copies following its Grammy win as Album of the Year. Minaj tweeted "We finally did it! PINK FRIDAY is the #1 Album in the United States of America!!!!! thank u sooooo much for the continued support. I saw your welcome Nicki we love you! So what do you guys think? Loving Pink Friday? Let us know in the comment section below, and Remember to keep checking back here for all the latest music news here on Clevver TV. 

The season's first snowfall brought cheers to tourists in India's northern hill station Shimla on Sunday.India's northern hilly areas were blanketed by snow, enhancing the picturesque splendor of the mountains.Tourists played with snow and clicked pictures to mark their visit.[Anubhuti, Tourist from Delhi]:"We came to know that snow will be arriving here soon, we were waiting at Shimla for the snow, but we came to know about Kufri, so we just came here to see the snow it is a wonderful experience."The local economy of hilly Himachal Pradesh state is dependent on tourism. More than three million domestic and foreign tourists visit the state annually.In the India's northern city of Agra, hazy weather did not deter the tourists from flocking to the world famous monument of love, the Taj Mahal.[Jessica, Tourist from U.S.A.]:"It is foggy day, but when you get close enough, you could see the details. It was very-very beautiful and very enriching."Most parts of northern India are experiencing chilly days amid foggy conditions.Winter temperatures in South Asia are mild compared to Europe, but can prove deadly in India, where thousands of homeless live in shacks without suitable heating arrangements.A lack of food worsens the impact of cold, lowering the body heat and leading to hypothermia.

STORY: MICKEY'S MUSIC FESTIVAL DATELINE: APRIL 16, 2011 LENGTH: 0:02:11 LOCATION: LONDON INTRO Mickey' s Music Festival, Disney' s latest stage show, kicked-off its first tour in London Wembley Arena on Friday. Lifestyles takes you there. PKG This multi-million production which remixes the music from rock, pop, reggae, hip-hop, jazz and country aims to bring the biggest concert experience to hit love family entertainment. Mickey Mouse and his band of friends, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy perform in a music mash-up mega proportion which has fully satisfied the London Disney fans. SOUNDBITE: SALLIE PALMIERI, PERFORMANCE DIRECTOR "I think people are attracted to this show because it' s taken some of your classic Disney characters, Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Goofy and put them in this really young environment. It is very hippie, it' s very current. We want people to come and have a good time and to really become a part of our show." Some 9,000 concert goers get the chanc Powered by www.newslook.com Producer : Xinhua News Agency

http://www.karinabradley.com http://www.karinabradleymusic.com If you like Lady Gaga...you'll love Karina Bradley. Philadelphia Pop Star Karina Bradley just released her first Major Music Video for her hit single “Dance Floor Diva.” Dance Floor Diva is the first single off of her upcoming album. Karina Bradley has exploded on the music scene; in 2009 Karina Bradley was featured in several music videos and starred in Philadelphia Rappers, Freeway and Jakk Frost’s “We Run This Thing” music video. Karina has in less than a year created a massive buzz online, she recently broke more than 2.5 Million Views Online. Now she is headed for the mainstream. With her hit music video for “Dance Floor Diva” she will be creating a TV campaign in the North East targeting stations like MTV, VH1 and Fuse. To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/karinabradley/42207/

Kyrgyzstan and its HIV epidemic Kyrgyzstan is on a major trading route for opium and its derivatives, including heroin. Most of these drugs are produced in Afghanistan and are bound for Eastern and Western Europe but some are sold en route at comparatively low prices. Injecting drug use was rarely observed or reported in Kyrgyzstan before 1996, when the country’s first case of HIV infection was registered. Six years later, a survey found that 3 percent of all the country’s prisoners were HIV positive, more than 50 percent of all the prisoners were injecting drug users and, of those, 70 percent shared injecting equipment. Now there are an estimated 50,000 to 81,000 IDUs in Kyrgyzstan and they account for three-quarters of all cases of HIV. From 2001 to 2007, the estimated number of people living with HIV increased from 1,000 to 4,200. HIV prevalence is now 0.1 percent in the general population, but 0.2 percent among young men (15 to 24). UNICEF found 2006 that only 30 percent of young men and 33 percent of young women knew enough about HIV to correctly identify the main ways of preventing sexual transmission and the most common misconceptions about HIV. One implication is that, while women at present account for only one-quarter of all HIV cases, they may account for increasing proportions as infected males infect their wives and girlfriends. Kyrgyzstan has an ethnically diverse but predominantly Kyrgyz, Uzbek and Russian population of 5.3 million people with median age of 23.9 years and average life expectancy of 65.9 years. Three-quarters live on the equivalent of less than US$ 4 per day, two-thirds live in rural areas and more than half of all jobs are in agriculture. Although Kyrgyzstan ranks low on the UN’s Gender Equality Index (102nd out of 157 countries), 80 percent of its school-age girls attend primary, secondary or tertiary school compared to 76 percent of its school-age boys, and its adult literacy rate is more than 98 percent among both men and women.

Kyrgyzstan and its HIV epidemic Kyrgyzstan is on a major trading route for opium and its derivatives, including heroin. Most of these drugs are produced in Afghanistan and are bound for Eastern and Western Europe but some are sold en route at comparatively low prices. Injecting drug use was rarely observed or reported in Kyrgyzstan before 1996, when the country’s first case of HIV infection was registered. Six years later, a survey found that 3 percent of all the country’s prisoners were HIV positive, more than 50 percent of all the prisoners were injecting drug users and, of those, 70 percent shared injecting equipment. Now there are an estimated 50,000 to 81,000 IDUs in Kyrgyzstan and they account for three-quarters of all cases of HIV. From 2001 to 2007, the estimated number of people living with HIV increased from 1,000 to 4,200. HIV prevalence is now 0.1 percent in the general population, but 0.2 percent among young men (15 to 24). UNICEF found 2006 that only 30 percent of young men and 33 percent of young women knew enough about HIV to correctly identify the main ways of preventing sexual transmission and the most common misconceptions about HIV. One implication is that, while women at present account for only one-quarter of all HIV cases, they may account for increasing proportions as infected males infect their wives and girlfriends. Kyrgyzstan has an ethnically diverse but predominantly Kyrgyz, Uzbek and Russian population of 5.3 million people with median age of 23.9 years and average life expectancy of 65.9 years. Three-quarters live on the equivalent of less than US$ 4 per day, two-thirds live in rural areas and more than half of all jobs are in agriculture. Although Kyrgyzstan ranks low on the UN’s Gender Equality Index (102nd out of 157 countries), 80 percent of its school-age girls attend primary, secondary or tertiary school compared to 76 percent of its school-age boys, and its adult literacy rate is more than 98 percent among both men and women.

Kyrgyzstan and its HIV epidemic Kyrgyzstan is on a major trading route for opium and its derivatives, including heroin. Most of these drugs are produced in Afghanistan and are bound for Eastern and Western Europe but some are sold en route at comparatively low prices. Injecting drug use was rarely observed or reported in Kyrgyzstan before 1996, when the country’s first case of HIV infection was registered. Six years later, a survey found that 3 percent of all the country’s prisoners were HIV positive, more than 50 percent of all the prisoners were injecting drug users and, of those, 70 percent shared injecting equipment. Now there are an estimated 50,000 to 81,000 IDUs in Kyrgyzstan and they account for three-quarters of all cases of HIV. From 2001 to 2007, the estimated number of people living with HIV increased from 1,000 to 4,200. HIV prevalence is now 0.1 percent in the general population, but 0.2 percent among young men (15 to 24). UNICEF found 2006 that only 30 percent of young men and 33 percent of young women knew enough about HIV to correctly identify the main ways of preventing sexual transmission and the most common misconceptions about HIV. One implication is that, while women at present account for only one-quarter of all HIV cases, they may account for increasing proportions as infected males infect their wives and girlfriends. Kyrgyzstan has an ethnically diverse but predominantly Kyrgyz, Uzbek and Russian population of 5.3 million people with median age of 23.9 years and average life expectancy of 65.9 years. Three-quarters live on the equivalent of less than US$ 4 per day, two-thirds live in rural areas and more than half of all jobs are in agriculture. Although Kyrgyzstan ranks low on the UN’s Gender Equality Index (102nd out of 157 countries), 80 percent of its school-age girls attend primary, secondary or tertiary school compared to 76 percent of its school-age boys, and its adult literacy rate is more than 98 percent among both men and women.

Kyrgyzstan and its HIV epidemic Kyrgyzstan is on a major trading route for opium and its derivatives, including heroin. Most of these drugs are produced in Afghanistan and are bound for Eastern and Western Europe but some are sold en route at comparatively low prices. Injecting drug use was rarely observed or reported in Kyrgyzstan before 1996, when the country’s first case of HIV infection was registered. Six years later, a survey found that 3 percent of all the country’s prisoners were HIV positive, more than 50 percent of all the prisoners were injecting drug users and, of those, 70 percent shared injecting equipment. Now there are an estimated 50,000 to 81,000 IDUs in Kyrgyzstan and they account for three-quarters of all cases of HIV. From 2001 to 2007, the estimated number of people living with HIV increased from 1,000 to 4,200. HIV prevalence is now 0.1 percent in the general population, but 0.2 percent among young men (15 to 24). UNICEF found 2006 that only 30 percent of young men and 33 percent of young women knew enough about HIV to correctly identify the main ways of preventing sexual transmission and the most common misconceptions about HIV. One implication is that, while women at present account for only one-quarter of all HIV cases, they may account for increasing proportions as infected males infect their wives and girlfriends. Kyrgyzstan has an ethnically diverse but predominantly Kyrgyz, Uzbek and Russian population of 5.3 million people with median age of 23.9 years and average life expectancy of 65.9 years. Three-quarters live on the equivalent of less than US$ 4 per day, two-thirds live in rural areas and more than half of all jobs are in agriculture. Although Kyrgyzstan ranks low on the UN’s Gender Equality Index (102nd out of 157 countries), 80 percent of its school-age girls attend primary, secondary or tertiary school compared to 76 percent of its school-age boys, and its adult literacy rate is more than 98 percent among both men and women.