Miley Cyrus: No more ‘Hannah Montana’ films (AP)

AP - Miley Cyrus plans to be back on the big screen, and soon. Hannah Montana? Not likely.

Flo Rida talks overcoming one-hit wonder status (AP)

AP - After Flo Rida’s debut smash hit “Low” featuring T-Pain stood atop the charts last year, many thought duplicating the same success would be an unlikely task for the rapid-fire styled rapper.

Live Nation: Stateside U2 Sales Strong
With sales this morning of more than 82,000 tickets sold in New York, 72,000 in Boston and 65,000 in Chicago, the U2 360° Tour will set the largest single-day attendance record in each city, according to tour producer Live Nation.

Green Day’s ‘American Idiot’ To Be Stage Musical
Michael Mayer, the Tony Award-winning director of “Spring Awakening,” is adapting the trio’s 2004 concept album — which sold 12 million copies worldwide and won Grammy Awards for Best Rock Album and Record of the Year — for the Berkeley Repertory Theatre on Green Day’s home turf in California.

Jonas Brothers Making Up for Movie Disappointment (E! Online)

E! Online - Perhaps that poor showing in the box office didn’t signify the Jonas Brothers were done after all.

Madonna confirms her adoption push in Malawi (AP)

AP - Madonna said Tuesday that she was following standard procedures in her adoption of a Malawian girl, her first response to accusations that she is using her fame to speed the process.

Miley Cyrus: I Wanna Move Back to Tennessee (E! Online)

E! Online - In her new flick, Miley Cyrus returns to an ochre-toned, sun-drenched Tennessee countryside, where her Miley Stewart/Hannah Montana character paints a henhouse and learns to appreciate the slow life. 

Crosby, Stills & Nash dust off old demos (Reuters)
Reuters - Early recordings of a dozen Crosby, Stills & Nash tracks — including favorites such as “Marrakesh Express,” “Almost Cut My Hair,” “Deja Vu,” “Love the One You’re With” and “Chicago” — will be featured on an album of demos due in stores on June 2.

Keith Wyatt, master blues guitarist and educator, demonstrates how to create the soulful sounds of all the great legends of the blues guitar. This DVD will provide you with everything you need to re-create the classic blues guitar tone of Albert King, B.B. King, Robben Ford, Stevie Ray Vaughan, T-Bone Walker, Muddy Waters, and many more. Special DVD features include: additional video previews, “getting to know your amplifier” interactive features, Internet connectivity, and much more!
Customer Review: Basic education
I have viewed this whole DVD, along with the “special features” section. The description provided above is not quite accurate.
First, this DVD is hosted by Keith Wyatt, who is so far my favorite video guitar teacher. This makes the DVD great in that aspect.
Next, the DVD is a guide into the various types of electric guitars and amplifiers. Keith provides a solid overview and a little history to the guitars, who used what ones and what amplifiers were used with what guitars. He does a good job comparing the differences.
Third, this is NOT an instructional DVD as far as actually playing the guitar (which I thought it would be). Regardless, I feel for the novice guitarist this is a great DVD to understand the differences in guitars and amps. Keith details the history and why some chose “this one” over “that one”.
There are some special features that are neat, like a short clip of BB King and how you create distortion from an amplifier.
All in all this was fun and informative to watch. It probably only takes one viewing to get the just of everything. After that you should be able to figure everything out on your own. I like this DVD and think everyone should take a gander. To be a “true” guitarist you need more than effects pedals. This DVD will give you the insight to help you. “BUY NOW”