After a long hiatus from the music scene, sultry songstress Sade hit the scene with her new CD Soldier of Love on February 9, just in time for Valentines Day. Led by the title track, the CD features songs like “Skin” and “In Another Time.”
The question is, where has she been? And why is one of pop’s most reclusive stars making a comeback? It’s certainly not because she needs the money. Sade’s 40-million-dollar fortune is maintained by daily airplays of hits including “Smooth Operator” and “Your Love Is King.”
Still strikingly beautiful, she has spent most of the last decade as
a full-time mom to her 14-year-old daughter, playing teen’s chauffeur
in a 10-year-old Mercedes, taking low-key holidays, and hanging out
with friends.
Fans are delighted that she is back, but they should make the
most of her brief re-emergence. The evidence suggests she is likely to
vanish just as suddenly as she has returned!
Arts & EntertainmentIt’s ALL a FestivalSaturday, 10 July 2010Bele Chere 2008 Photo: Urban News
There’s no shortage of things to do for families, couples, singles, music-lovers, gourmands, and creative types this summer… you name it, there’s a festival in or near Asheville to cater to... + Full Story
Arts & EntertainmentBiltmore Concert SeriesSaturday, 10 July 2010
Enjoy performances on the South Terrace with its breathtaking sunset views. And, new this year, take in live music at our Diana at Biltmore location — set on a high hill with sweeping views of Biltmore House framed by the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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Generation NOW Entrepreneurs Open Shop in HendersonvilleSaturday, 10 July 2010Ron Hall and Melvin Hunt, owners of X-TA-C.
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By Wallace Bohanan
Ron Hall and Melvin Hunt are owners of X-TA-C, Wearable Art & Do Dirty Entertainment, a new shop that just opened on Seventh Avenue in... + Full Story
Generation NOWYoung, Gifted, and BlackSaturday, 10 July 2010(L-R) Ms. Eula Shaw, Chris’s senior English teacher at
Asheville High School, Chris Chalk, and Betty Cooper,
Eula’s sister. Taken backstage the Cort Theatre, after the performance of “Fences.” Photo: Urban... + Full Story
