Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Richie Sambora - I've Just Seen A Face Cover (Live)

  I love this and dedicate it to my friend who loves her Cowboyz!!!!

Richie Sambora mixing final song on new album

If Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora was worn to the bone by the band’s last tour, he sure isn’t showing it.  After a short rest following nearly 18 months on the road in a grueling tour, Mr. Bluesman has been back in the studio working on a solo record, his third.
Just today the tireless foil for Jon Bon Jovi tweeted that he is in the studio mixing tracks for the final song on the record.
Earlier this month  Rolling Stone magazine reported  Sambora’s first disc in 14 years will simply be titled, Richie Sambora.  It is due out this summer, and like the previous releases before it will work to establish the fun-loving guitarist as an entity apart from his side-kick identity with that other band with…what’s his name?
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Carnival roadie or workaholic, Sambora seemingly knows he can’t keep what he has unless he gives it away.  Thus, he has immersed himself once again into the creative process, rather than remain idle.  After all, idle time is indeed the Devil’s time.
An independent soul himself,  the new CD will be released on Dangerbird Records, an indie label that provides the brown-eyed guitarist space to stretch his wings and let his licks fly without having to worry about music for the sake of commercialism.
The guitarist told Rolling Stone that there is a lot of “jamming” on the new work, and “…we really had a good time making the music.  I think that’s what attracted me to the whole indie (label) thing: I could make the music the way I wanted”, he said.
Following the release there have been rumors about a possible solo tour; however, Sambora and musical soul-mate Jon Bon Jovi have been back in the studio already putting down tracks for a new Bon Jovi release, possibly slated for late 2012 to early 2013.
He told Rolling Stone of the effort, “We’re in the studio and it sounds great”, he said. “Jon (Bon Jovi) and I were writing.  I’d fly to New York and we came up with a lot of great tracks and we started laying down the basics a couple weeks back”.
For Richie Sambora fans, the news couldn’t be better: double-doses of the puppy-eyed rocker.  In the meantime, they’ll just have to settle for twitter updates from @theRealSambora and the photos he so freely shares with the fans he loves.
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Monday, May 28, 2012

Bed of Roses - David Bryan live in Carrara Marble Cave (Carrara Idol - M...

This is the Marble piano. David does a GREAT job on the Jovi hit. Bed of Roses. Love his version of this song. ..... Enjoy

Sunday, May 27, 2012

Saturday, May 26, 2012

This day in Bon Jovi History

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In 2010, "Bon Jovi" played the first inside concert at New Jersey's new US$1.6 billion New Meadowlands football stadium. Lead singer Jon Bon Jovi, lead guitarist Richie Sambora and keyboardist David Bryan are New Jersey natives.


JBJ Soul Foundation Joins Rebuilding Together and Lowe's


JON BON JOVI SOUL FOUNDATION JOINS REBUILDING TOGETHER AND LOWE'S TO BUILD A HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOOD FOR PHILADELPHIA

Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation™

 

05/24/12
MAY 24, 2012 - Rebuilding Together, in partnership with the Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation and Rebuilding Together Philadelphia, announced today that the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation is joining Rebuilding Together's Building a Healthy Neighborhood project in the Overbrook neighborhood in Philadelphia.
The Building a Healthy Neighborhood project recruits hundreds of volunteers, local leaders and officials to rehabilitate nearly 30 homes in the Overbrook neighborhood June 14 - 16. The work will address local families' critical needs, including major interior and exterior rehabilitations, accessibility modifications and energy efficient upgrades. The volunteers will also participate in community clean-up and the installation of a new playground at the Overbook Environmental Education Center in partnership with Carter Oosterhouse's charity Carter's Kids.
The Building a Healthy Neighborhood mission is to demonstrate the positive effects of home and neighborhood revitalization on the overall health of homeowners, families and communities. The Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation has come on board as a partner, bringing along knowledge of the City after having participated in various housing projects in the past throughout Philadelphia. According to the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation, the common theme of all of their past revitalization efforts has been to help strengthen the community by improving (or preserving) the housing stock and thus the lives of those within the community.
"We were excited for the opportunity to partner with Rebuilding Together on this project," said Mimi Box, Executive Director of the JBJ Soul Foundation. "Upon hearing about the work they were setting out to do, we realized this build fits in perfectly with our model for community revitalization and incorporates the elements we look for in each build in which we participate: 1) the housing component - and here will affect the lives of 30 homeowners; 2) services and community support through the Education Center; 3) making the homes more energy-efficient; and 4) the very large volunteer component. Volunteerism is something that the JBJ Soul Foundation has long supported and is a cornerstone of our mission."
"We are thrilled that the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation will be supporting Building A Healthy Neighborhood in Overbrook with Rebuilding Together and Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation," said Gary A. Officer, president and CEO of Rebuilding Together. "To see the momentum build among our sponsors and volunteers and know that the effort we are making will help sustain a landmark Philadelphia neighborhood in a healthy and viable manner is inspiring."
"Creating safe and healthy living environments in the homes impacted by the Building a Healthy Neighborhood project helps bring vitality to families, neighborhoods and communities," said Marshall Croom, chairman of Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation. "Our Lowe's Heroes network of employee volunteers will be hard at work with community volunteers in Philadelphia to help make a difference for the families of Overbrook."
Volunteers from Lowe's, Wells Fargo, Citrin Cooperman, Rebuilding Together's CapacityCorps alumni, Choice Hotels, and HGTV and DIY Network, will revitalize the Overbrook neighborhood and community center, as part of Rebuilding Together's mission to provide a safe and healthy home for every person.
Volunteers are needed to help ensure the Building a Healthy Neighborhood project is a success. If you are in the Philadelphia area and would like to join us in making a difference by volunteering your time, please visit WWW.BAHN2012.ORG
JON BON JOVI SOUL FOUNDATION JOINS REBUILDING TOGETHER AND LOWE'S TO BUILD A HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOOD FOR PHILADELPHIA
ABOUT REBUILDING TOGETHER Rebuilding Together believes in a safe and healthy home for every person. Rebuilding Together provides critical repairs to an existing home, addressing both structural issues and those that affect the health of the homeowners. House by house, block by block, we work with our nearly 200 affiliates, 200,000 volunteers, who are skilled tradespersons, corporate partners and everyday citizens, to repair homes, to stabilize and revitalize communities. For nearly 25 years, we have seen the benefits when people remain in their homes: lives are improved and communities are revived. See the difference we make at www.RebuildingTogether.org.
ABOUT LOWE'S Lowe's supports the communities it serves through programs that focus on K-12 public education and community improvement projects. The company's signature education grant program, Lowe's Toolbox for Education®, has donated nearly $5 million in grants to K-12 public schools every year since its inception in 2006. Lowe's Heroes employee volunteers support local community projects and our national nonprofit partners such as Habitat for Humanity and the American Red Cross. In 2011, Lowe's and the Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation together contributed more than $32 million to support communities in the United States, Canada and Mexico. To learn more, visit Lowes.com/SocialResponsibility.
ABOUT JBJSF Since 2006, the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation has existed to combat issues that force families and individuals into economic despair. Through the funding and creation of programs and partnerships, we support innovative community efforts to break the cycle of poverty and homelessness. It is the organization's goal to recognize and maximize the human potential in those affected by poverty and homelessness by offering assistance in establishing programs that provide food and affordable housing while supporting social services and job training programs. Our goal is to assist with rebuilding pride in one's self and one's community - one SOUL at a time.

Richie and Jon with Big and Rich recording 05-25-2012

Richie Sambora and Jon Bon Jovi recording with Country singers Big and Rich. NYC 05-25-2012


Friday, May 25, 2012

Richie Sambora and Don Felder - Midnight Mission Awards 2012

Finally!!!!! Video of Richie and Don Felder on the night Richie was Honored with a Golden Heart Award from The Midnight Mission. Was looking for something like this. Credit to Norm's Guitar.

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

How the fans love thee, Richie Sambora!

How the fans love thee, Richie Sambora!

The following is an adaptation of an Elizabeth Barrett Browning poem:
How do we love thee, Richie Sambora? Let us count the ways.
We love thee to the blues-driven riff and the power cord bite.
Our souls quiver and yearn, beguiled by your might.
To the core of our being, those soulful brown eyes we embrace.
We love thee near and far, young and old
So much that when seated in the Circle we are driven mad; inexplicably bold.
Most loyal and desperate need by light of day and solo spotlight
We love thee freely as critics strive for enlightened sound and sight
We love thee purely, your non-chalance, the Aw-shucks smile does delight
We love thee with a passion that we hope and dream to use
You soothe old griefs and heartbreak with root beer brown eyes
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Undiscovered soul, oh purveyor of soft sensuous Blues
We love thee with a love we seemed to lose to Life’s constraints
We love thee with all laughter, tears, alone, or as Bon Jovi’s stylistic mate
We love thee for the playfulness, vulnerability, and cool
We love thee for the stoic walk
You inspire us to Overcome
You teach us how to make it through
We love thee for your vulnerability, your cool
Your sense of style
The Master's way the stringed ax you do blaze
And if it be that God divines
Rock critics stupidity does distress
Then know you’ve thoroughly rocked millions of us
We love you
To know you is to love you
For all of Us, you truly bless.
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Monday, May 21, 2012

Big and RICH RAWKIN in the studio! with song they wrote with Richie and Jon

 This is a taste of the song Big and Rich wrote with Richie and Jon...

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Asbury Park bustling on final day of Bamboozle

ASBURY PARK — The beachfront is bustling with people today in anticipation of Bon Jovi and Gaslight Anthem playing on the beach tonight on this last day of Bamboozle.
Scott O’Donnell, director of festivals for Live Nation, Bamboozle’s promoter, said that Saturday night’s attendance was just over 41,000 bringing the two-day total to around 62,000 after Friday night’s opening crowd of 21,000. But the best may be yet to come.
“Today’s the real love affair to New Jersey with Bon Jovi and Gas Light Anthem,’’ O’Donnell said. “It’s appropriate to end this event having New Jersey talent entertaining in a city that is a music legend.’’
Asbury Park Mayor Ed Johnson said police routed car traffic out of the city in about two hours Saturday, mostly without incident.
“I think this is the greatest event the city could have,’’ the mayor said. “Because it has set the stage for the summer of the century.’’
So far the three-day festival hasn't brought a tremendous amount of business to downtown stores because people walking from the train approximately 10 blocks west of the beach area are anxious to get to the festival, City Commerce Director Tom Gilmour said.
But outside Fitness Lifestyles on Cookman Ave., Danny Swift and John Cella said they've been hustling the store's summer accessories all weekend and doing quite well.
Many people are reporting problems with cell phone service as crowds build by the middle of the afternoon. That seems to vary somewhat depending on service provider according to many concertgoers.
At Monmouth Park, where thousands are parking and being shuttled by dozens of buses to the Asbury Park site, Lindsey Rice, 21, and Kelcy Gay, 20, who drove seven hours from Portsmouth, Va, were eager for the third day of the event.
“It took seven hours to get here (from Virginia),’’ Gay said. “We’re staying with an aunt and cousins up in Little Ferry (Bergen County). We knew about Bamboozle before, but it was always too far away,’’ Gay said.
The pair said they came Sunday to hear Bon Jovi and Brand New.

Saturday, May 19, 2012

The Bon Jovi Effect.



Bon Jovi headlining the Bamboozle on the beach in Asbury Park.           Jon Bon Jovi: Bigger than Bamboozle?
Folks, it’s not just another show.
“It’s going to be the ultimate Bon Jovi experience,” said Bon Jovi fan Denise Balestracci, 51, of Colonia. “It’s literally on the boardwalk. It’s so Jersey .”
Bon Jovi — Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora, David Bryan, Tico Torres plus touring members Bobby Bandiera and Hugh McDonald — are set to close this year’s edition of the Bamboozle festival, which moved back to Asbury Park after a several year absence, on Sunday evening. The stage, located on the north end of the boardwalk, will span the boardwalk and the beach.
“Bon Jovi is an iconic New Jersey performer so it made a lot of sense to have him come play for us this year,’ said Christian McKnight, talent buyer for Live Nation who has worked on Bamboozle since its inception.
If you’re wondering why Bon Jovi is playing the Bamboozle, well, the festival has moved away from the pop-punk it built its name on in the mid ’00s. The fest has featured former Bon Jovi contemporaries like Bret Michaels of Poison and Motely Crue in the past.
“What happened is when the festival grew and got bigger, the kind of people who would come to the festival changed — it wasn’t just emo kids or pop-punk kids, it became all facets of life,” McKnight said. “We wanted to give kids a chance to see a band they wouldn’t normally see ... a fan of Linkin Park wouldn’t normally see a Bret Michaels or MC Hammer, that’s kind of been the purpose of the Bamboozle, it’s always unexpected — you never know what you’re going to see.”
Yet, a Bon Jovi show on the boardwalk makes sense in a way. The staging evokes memories of the city’s WNEW radio station concerts, formerly held next to the casino through the late ’80s and early ’90s. In 1985, Bon Jovi filmed the video for the song “In and Out of Love” on another Jersey boardwalk — the one in Seaside Heights.
Sunday’s show takes place, of course, in Asbury Park, where Jon Bon Jovi and his bandmates from Bon Jovi and pre-Bon Jovi bands bands like the Atlantic City Expressway, or ACE, played gigs at the Stone Pony and Fast Lane. The guys are from towns just north of the city: Sayreville, Woodbridge, Perth Amboy and Edison.
“He was relatively an outsider in Asbury Park ,” said former Asbury Park Press music writer Matty Karas. “The city was all about (Bruce) Springsteen, Southside Johnny and John Eddie, and that old ‘60s soul rock. Bon Jovi was not a part of that — they were metal and they’ weren’t thought of as part of the Asbury Park scene.”
Yet, over time, the Bon Jovi sound has moved more toward the bluesy Sound of Asbury Park and the definition of the city’s music has become less rigid. Now, Bon Jovi is as synonymous with Asbury Park as Springsteen. Off stage, members of the band have shown themselves to be talented beyond rock ‘n’ roll. Bryan won a couple of Tony Awards for the musical Memphis , which he co-wrote, and Jon Bon Jovi works toward the eradication of hunger and homelessness through his Soul Foundation and Soul Kitchen restaurant in Red Bank. He’s also a member of the White House Council for Community Solutions.
With the hair metal days far away in the rear view mirror, Bon Jovi has assumed a new role in the culture. The band is a not-so-guilty-pleasure to fans across the musical spectrum. So much so that the words “Bon Jovi” have become a perpetual meme on Twitter, with references to the band popping up every minute or so.
“Awesomeness is your best friend calling you from the Vegas Bon Jovi concert so you can hear the man you’ve been in love w/ since age 2 sing,” reads one tweet.
“Bon Jovi hurts my head BUT I DON’T CARE!!” says another.
See you in the sand at sundown.
“It’s going to be a true Jersey experience,” Balestracci said. “Classic music and the beach go hand in hand.”

Monday, May 14, 2012

Ava Sambora & Mom Heather Locklear have Mother's Day Smiles

Ava Sambora and her mom Heather Locklear enjoyed a family lunch at Corrigan's Steak House in Thousand Oaks, Calif. on Mother's Day (May 13). The pair happily posed for a picture together.
Heather could be seen carrying a printed family photo as she left the restaurant - perhaps a Mother's Day gift?


Ava's dad Richie Sambora is currently dating Denise Richards. Heather has given them her blessing.
The Huffington Post reports, "Over the summer, Heather called Denise over and apologized for how ugly it got in the press when she first started dating Richie. This was before they got back together. So when Denise and Richie started seeing each other again, Denise didn’t want to move forward unless Heather was OK with it. Then Heather called and said she was happy for the two of them.”


Photos: Pacific Coast News

Bon Jovi is now on Obama's New York schedule, too | Capital New York

9:45 am May. 14, 2012
Before they head over to Broadway for an evening fund-raiser at the New Amsterdam Theatre on June 4, President Obama and Bill Clinton will headline a gala dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with a special performance by Jon Bon Jovi.
It will not be the first time Clinton and Bon Jovi kept each other's company.
Individual tickets require a $2,500 donation, with $15,000 to be a host, or $35,800 to serve as a co-chair.
It will be Obama's second trip to New York since he came out in favor of same-sex marriage.
Maggie Haberman notes that there's also a smaller fund-raising event planned for that day at the home of Marc Lasry

Saturday, May 12, 2012

Jon Bon Jovi to Appear on ABC's THE CHEW, 5/18



Jon Bon Jovi to Appear on ABC's THE CHEW, 5/18
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Great to know. I am betting he talks Bamboozle AND new album Jovi is in the studio with. Release date March per Richie Sambora on Entertainment Tonight last night.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Richie Sambora - Good Article on Solo Album

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Richie Sambora on New Solo Album: ‘I Could Make a Music a Way we Wanted’

May 10, 2012


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When Richie Sambora told Rolling Stone, “I’ve been a bustling boy,” he was not exaggerating. The Bon Jovi guitarist has been tough during work on his initial solo manuscript in 14 years, set for recover this summer, and has returned to a studio with a New Jersey rockers who done him famous. In addition, he’s stability his award-winning munificent efforts; he was respected in Los Angeles on Tuesday night for his work with a nonprofit Midnight Mission, where he held adult with Rolling Stone backstage to discuss about his many new projects.
“We’re in a studio and it sounds great,” Sambora pronounced of Bon Jovi. “Jon [Bon Jovi] and we were writing. I’d fly to New York and we came adult with a lot of good marks and we started laying down basis a integrate of weeks back. That will be out someday in early 2013.”
Before a release, Sambora will combine on his own, self-titled album, and he believes it will warn fans utterly a bit. “I consider people demeanour during Richie Sambora and they put me in a Bon Jovi box, though that’s not what this record is,” he said. “I consider they don’t see me as a singer, and we was a lead thespian in each rope we was in before Bon Jovi. we wish we get to change people’s minds on this record. That’s what I’m gonna try to do.”
If Sambora’s tag choice is any indication, he is critical about substantiating his eccentric credibility. Richie Sambora will be expelled on a indie heavenly Dangerbird Records, home to Silversun Pickups, Fitz and a Tantrums and Minus a Bear. The guitarist for Bon Jovi and Dangerbird competence seem like an peculiar fit on a imprint, though Sambora is looking brazen to teaming with them. “I’m unequivocally vehement to work with Dangerbird,” he explained. “Jeff [Castelaz, a tag co-founder] is an unimaginable man and I’ve been carrying good meetings with him.”
Sambora described a element as “organic” and featuring a lot of “jamming.” “We unequivocally had a good time creation a music,” he said. “I consider that‘s what captivated me to a whole indie thing: we could make a song a approach we wanted.”
Aside from furloughed in a tumble to support a solo album, Sambora skeleton to continue his munificent efforts with Midnight Mission, a L.A.-based classification dedicated to assisting a homeless. “The Midnight Mission is in my community; we live here in California,” he pronounced during a party thown in his honor. “The biggest thing about luminary is we can move recognition to things. For me, carrying a many successful debate in a universe and offered 30 million annals creates a good event to give.”
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Richie Sambora on New Solo Album: 'I Could Make the Music the Way I Wanted'

Bon Jovi guitarist also talks about band's new recordings

Richie Sambora accepts his Golden Heart Award
 at the Annual Golden Heart awards gala show in Beverly Hills.
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May 10, 2012 2:00 PM ET
When Richie Sambora told Rolling Stone, "I've been a busy boy," he was not exaggerating. The Bon Jovi guitarist has been hard at work on his first solo album in 14 years, set for release this summer, and has returned to the studio with the New Jersey rockers who made him famous. In addition, he's continuing his award-winning philanthropic efforts; he was honored in Los Angeles on Tuesday night for his work with the nonprofit Midnight Mission, where he caught up with Rolling Stone backstage to chat about his many new projects.
"We're in the studio and it sounds great," Sambora said of Bon Jovi. "Jon [Bon Jovi] and I were writing. I'd fly to New York and we came up with a lot of great tracks and we started laying down basics a couple of weeks back. That will be out sometime in early 2013."
Before its release, Sambora will concentrate on his own, self-titled album, and he believes it will surprise fans quite a bit. "I think people look at Richie Sambora and they put me in the Bon Jovi box, but that's not what this record is," he said. "I think they don't see me as a singer, and I was the lead singer in every band I was in before Bon Jovi. I hope I get to change people's minds on this record. That's what I'm gonna try to do."
If Sambora's label choice is any indication, he is serious about establishing his independent credibility. Richie Sambora will be released on the indie darling Dangerbird Records, home to Silversun Pickups, Fitz and the Tantrums and Minus the Bear. The guitarist for Bon Jovi and Dangerbird might seem like an odd fit on the imprint, but Sambora is looking forward to teaming with them. "I'm really excited to work with Dangerbird," he explained. "Jeff [Castelaz, the label co-founder] is an unbelievable guy and I've been having great meetings with him."
Sambora described the material as "organic" and featuring a lot of "jamming." "We really had a good time making the music," he said. "I think that‘s what attracted me to the whole indie thing: I could make the music the way I wanted."
Aside from touring in the fall to support the solo album, Sambora plans to continue his philanthropic efforts with Midnight Mission, a L.A.-based organization dedicated to helping the homeless. "The Midnight Mission is in my community; I live here in California," he said at the banquet thown in his honor. "The greatest thing about celebrity is you can bring awareness to things. For me, having the most successful tour in the world and selling 30 million records creates a great opportunity to give."

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Wednesday, May 9, 2012

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Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora receives Golden Heart Award in Los Angeles

May 8, 2012
Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora was honoured with the 2012 Golden Heart Award for his work on behalf of Los Angeles' homeless population last night.
According to a press release, Sambora was recognized alongside Del and Bettina Breckenfeld, the marketing directors for legendary guitar makers Fender.
Organized by the Los Angeles homeless shelter The Midnight Mission, the annual awards celebrate those who have worked to improve the lives of the poor and destitute on the city's Skid Row.
"I have a profound respect for the Midnight Mission," says Sambora. "I'm inspired by the work they do day in and day out. I'm proud to be affiliated with such a solution-minded outreach program. For the betterment of our community, I gladly contribute whenever I'm able to lend my support to the cause."
The guitarist was recognized for his work with a number of charitable orgs in the city, as well as for performing at past Golden Hearts Awards ceremonies.
Sambora says he's touched to be this year's recipient.
"To have the Midnight Mission recognize me with this award is humbling and an incredible honor," he says.
The 2012 Golden Hearts Awards were given out at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel on May 7th. The event was hosted by TV personality Kevin Frazier, while environmentalist and actor Ed Begley Jr. served as Master of Ceremonies.
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Midnight Mission Awards

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Richie Sambora Interview Midnight Mission Honoree

Wonderful Honor. Nice interview. Lots of good information regarding Richie and what he's up to. Take a look.

Golden Heart Award Honors Richie Sambora





First pictures tweeted tonight. Early news articles confirm Richie Sambora and Denise Richards are together. per Richie "We're back on" More tomorrow as it hits. Also in attendance is Ava Sambora and Mrs. Joan Sambora.

Monday, May 7, 2012

Happy Birthday Jacob

Today is Jacob Hurley Bongiovi's 10th Birthday

Happy Birthday Jacob!!!

CNBC Meets... Jon Bon Jovi

CNBC EMEA Press Releases





  • Set your DVR's my friends this should be a good show.











Exclusive Interview to Premiere on 16th May at 10.00pm BST

Global Rock Icon Talks Music, Philanthropy and Family; Receives Praise from Former President Bill Clinton
London, 2 May 2012 – CNBC, the leading business and financial news network, launches the second season of its successful CNBC Meets programme with an exclusive interview with global rock icon and philanthropist Jon Bon Jovi, which premieres on Wednesday, 16th May at 10.00pm BST.
The CNBC Meets series features up close and personal interviews with some of the world’s most successful people and asks them how they have achieved success in their career, their home life and about their commitments to philanthropy.
The second series kicks off with an exclusive interview with one of the world’s most successful artists, Jon Bon Jovi.  His band Bon Jovi, formed in 1983, has become one of the most successful rock bands in the world, selling over 130 million albums, performing in over 50 countries for over 34 million fans, and whose last two world tours outsold the likes of Justin Bieber, Kanye West and Katy Perry combined.
In this exclusive and rare interview, Jon Bon Jovi reveals to CNBC Meets presenter Tania Bryer, his passion and dedication to his philanthropic work and takes Tania on a tour of a Philadelphia neighbourhood that is one of the many affordable housing projects helmed by the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation (www.jonbonjovisoulfoundation.org).  In a candid interview, Jon talks about his childhood, his breakthrough into the music business and how he manages his ‘Day Job’ and family life.
Filmed on location in Red Bank, New Jersey, at the site of the JBJ Soul Kitchen and on the streets of Philadelphia, the viewer will gain an insight into the real Jon Bon Jovi as he gives an incredibly honest interview revealing the man behind the rock star image.

The programme also features interviews with Jon’s inspiration and mentor, Sister Mary Scullion, co-founder of Project H.O.M.E. , and a sit down interview with President Bill Clinton, a close personal friend and supporter of Jon’s foundation.
Transcript, review copies and stills from the programme are available upon request.
First transmission date: 16th May 2012, 10.00pm BST.  Programme will air on each of CNBC’s regional networks in the US; Europe, Middle East and Africa; and in Asia-Pacific.
Asia-Pacific: 19-20 May (SIN/HK time)
Sat 1200, 1900
Sun 0200, 0800, 2100
Mon 0400
Australia 19-20 May (AEST)
Sat 2200
Sun 0600, 1300, 2100
Mon 0600
United States (EST)
CNBC World
Sat, May 19 at 1930, 2230
Sun, May 20 at 0730
Wed, May 23 at 1030
Credits:
Presenter - Tania Bryer
Producer / Director - Dayna Hochfelder
Editor - Brian Watkinson
Executive Producers - Tania Bryer and Niaz Samadizadeh
The CNBC Meets series has already featured up close and personal interviews with Tamara Mellon (Jimmy Choo), Richard Desmond (Northern & Shell), Naomi Campbell, John Caudwell (mobile phone tycoon) Kelly Hoppen (designer) and Vidal Sassoon.
In the UK CNBC is available on all major pay-tv platforms:  Sky (channel 505), Virgin (613), Talk Talk (510), Freesat (210).
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Friday, May 4, 2012

BILL CLINTON APPRECIATES A HANDSOME GENTLEMAN TOO.


Bill Clinton with rocker pal Jon Bon Jovi 

BILL CLINTON APPRECIATES A HANDSOME GENTLEMAN TOO.


Friday May 4,2012

By Lizzie Catt with Lisa Higgins and Jack Teague



HE has an eye for the ladies but Bill Clinton, above left, appreciates a handsome gentleman too. The ex-President said of rocker pal Jon Bon Jovi, 50, above right: “He’s a real normal person with a wonderful family who happens to be dazzlingly handsome and have a fabulous voice and a mind for music and promoting it.”
Clinton, 65, was being quizzed by Tania Bryer, now a CNBC presenter, for a profile of the Bon Jovi singer.
Evidence of the “bromance” deepened as he praised the musician’s anti-poverty charity work, saying: “I don’t think he ever thought about whether it was important to have credit, get credit for it or not.
Although I think he should because I think it will inspire other people to follow his lead.” Get a room.