Comedy Central will be rebroadcasting Jewel's November 14, 1998 appearance
on Saturday Night Live several times this month. "Hands" and "Down So
Long" were the songs performed live on the original broadcast.
The Independent Film Channel (IFC) will be rebroadcasting "Crossover"
several times this month. Originally broadcast in September 2001, this
documentary by Steven Cantor focuses on musicians in the movies, the
history of the trend and examines what it takes to straddle both worlds.
Jewel is included among the musicians featured.
Tickets for Jewel's solo acoustic concerts at the following four locations
are now sold out:
November 7: Merril Auditorium, Portland, Maine
November 8: Foxwoods Casino, Mashantucket, Connecticut
November 16: Trump Taj Mahal - Xanadu Theatre, Atlantic City, New Jersey
November 22: Whitney Hall, Louisville, Kentucky
Limited quantities of tickets are still available for all other November
concerts.
The contest has begun! Soul City Cafe Music Quest, a music competition for
bands and solo artists, is now calling for submissions. This is the chance
of a lifetime for emerging music artists. The winning solo artist and band
will win opening slots on Jewel's 2003 tour. Band and solo artist
champions from five national regions will compete for the big prize. And
by voting online, the Soul City Cafe community will decide the winners!
Learn all about the contest at:
Singer Jewel arrives as a guest for the 'Fashion and Licks 2002'
fashion show, unveiling the latest line of Rolling Stones Rockware
clothes, November 3, 2002 in Beverly Hills. The specially designed
fashions were created by Buddhist Punk, Chrome Hearts and Agent
Provocateur. REUTERS/Fred Prouser
Jewel will be appearing in the December 2002 issue of "In Style" Magazine
which hits newstands on November 20th. At the end of December, you'll also
find a Jewel feature in the January 2003 issue of "Self" Magazine.
So if any of you were up in the middle of the night on Saturday and happened
to watch CJ: Celebrity Justice (I think that's what it stands for), ya'll
would have seen a segment on Jewel's legal battles with that ex-manager. It
was pretty interesting - they ended up settling and afterwards, Jewel got up
and gave the ex-manager a hug, showing that ther
Over the past two weeks, Jewel has continued writing and recording
experimentation as part of the early stages of preparation for her next
album. Her latest adventure included a few days of collaborative writing
and demo recording with Linda Perry, who recently produced Jewel's cover
of "Sweet Home Alabama," the title track to the current hit movie and
soundtrack CD.
For those unfamiliar with Linda Perry's work, she originally gained
attention as the lead singer and primary songwriter of 4 Non Blondes. In
addition to her recent production work with Jewel, she's also been sitting
in the producers' chair for Pink, Christina Aguilera and Courtney Love.
Jewel also recently spent a few days working with Rick Nowels, the
exceptional producer and songwriter who co-wrote "Standing Still" and
"This Way" for Jewel's last album. Rick's credits are almost endless, but
he's also well known for his collaborations with Madonna, k.d. lange,
Celine Dion, Stevie Nicks, The Coors, Dido and a long list of others.
Our Canadian friends might recall that when Jewel and her band hit Massey
Hall in Toronto last June 28th, CBC radio was on hand to record the show
for future broadcast. Segments of that concert are now scheduled to
broadcast during CBC Radio One's transmission of "Definitely Not The
Opera" on Saturday, November 23rd at 1:00 p.m. est. CBC Radio One is also
available on ExpressVu and Starchoice Canadian satellite TV service.
We just received news that the next Billboard "Hot
Dance Music" chart will feature Jewel's remix single of "Serve The Ego" at
number 1! This chart topping single is currently available as an Atlantic
Records 12" vinyl two-record set, as well as a maxi-CD single.
