Great White.The new talk outlet known as The Truth, at 101.5 FM, is playing music on the weekends. But stylistically, the station is a lot less consistent than the right-wing flavor of its syndicated blab. At first, the outlet simply spun the same mix of hard rock and hip-hop as during an interim stunt called The Pole, aka Stripper Radio. However, Truth GM Jeff Norman promised a tweak, with more of a rock emphasis. Nonetheless, the next weekend featured mainly soft-rock and easy-listening
​How does one go from affable, unassuming club DJ to one of the hottest, most in-demand producers in the game in just under a year and half? Beats us. We're pretty sure, however, that Frank E can tell you a thing or about that sort of thing. After crafting hits for Flo-Rida, T.I. and Plies, homeboy was reportedly summoned to the studio earlier this summer by Madonna to work on songs for her upcoming greatest hits package, which is slated for release next Spring. (Nice work if you can get it, e
Steamy.It's not faux. It's Pho.
Today in Cafe Society:
• Up Close: Pho 95.
• What's Cooking? Getting corny in the kitchen with Pete Marczyk.
• Spike It: Top six things that could be improved by caffeine.
• Guess where I'm eating?
• Candy Girls: Twilight Sweethearts, Forbidden Fruits.
Today in Backbeat Online:
• Black Pegasus shares his funny tour stories.
• Frank E pens songs for Madonna.
• Relive prom with the Inactivists.
• When Rock 'n' Roll meets Hollywood: Ten Awf
​We never cease to be impressed with the strides that Colorado producer Frank E continues to make. It's like nonstop! And although he's been producing hits for a nice range of hip-hop artists like Chamillionaire, Plies, T-Pain and Flo-Rida, he's doing the pop thing too. Two singles from pop superstars Madonna and Toni Braxton recently leaked online, both of which Frank E produced. The Madonna song, "Revolver," which also features Lil Wayne, we knew was coming thanks to Madge's announcement her
