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Kanye West is set to headline a concert in his hometown of Chicago, in which he will encourage teens to stay in school until graduation.
The rapper will perform the second "Stay In School" event in honor of his mother, Dr. Donda West, who passed away in 2007 after a cosmetic surgery procedure.
The idea for the concert came from teenager David Abrams, who approached West seeking his assistance. West then decided his Kanye West Foundation (KWF) would be the sponsor, reports allhiphop.com.
The concert takes place at Chicago Theatre on June 11. Tickets are priced from $49.50, and go up to $500 for VIP tickets. They go on sale on Thursday (May 21) at Ticketmaster.
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After a four year break, British singer-songwriter David Gray is set to return September 22 with "Draw The Line," his first set of all new songs since 2005's "Life In Slow Motion." While the final track list is still being finalized, fans can expect at least eleven new songs and guest vocal turns by Annie Lennox and Brooklyn based singer-songwriter Jolie Holland. A twelfth song, tentatively entitled "Indeed I Will," is also under consideration. This will be Gray's first release on Mercer Street Records, the sister label of Downtown Records.
Aside from a new label, Gray says "Draw The Line" is marked by a handful of other necessary changes he found himself needing creatively - in particular, a new band. Joining him is Keith Prior on drums, Robbie Malone on bass and Neill MacColl on guitars. "I've known for some time I've needed a change; a need for a challenge," Gray tells Billboard.com. "My appetite for everything was undiminished. But I needed to find new people and make a fresh start. It's very easy to get jaded and I wanted some new blood and new ideas."
"Draw The Line" was written and recorded while Gray was without a record label, something that he also says worked to his advantage. "Just like with "White Ladder," which was a different set of circumstances, this one I made out of contract. Every little tiny detail, I feel strong about it all. I feel completely bulletproof with this. I think it shines the light on facets of me as a performer, a writer and a singer that I haven't perhaps illuminated as brightly enough for a long time."
"This has been a phenomenally creative period for me," he adds. "I've produced a huge amount of material and this is just one lot of it."
Gray is very fond of his guest vocalists, too. Regarding Annie Lennox, he says she "absolutely transformed the track," the album's closer "Full Steam Ahead." Holland performs on "Kathleen," one of the quieter tunes on the set. "It's got some charm to it, that one," he says. "It's just held its own amongst these bigger numbers. Holland's vocals just lifts the song out. She's a star; she's a rare thing."
Gray will return stateside this fall in support of "Draw the Line." The lead single will be the album's opener, "Fugitive."
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JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup Inc. announced plans Friday to temporarily halt foreclosures as the government works to finalize the details of a financial rescue package that could include billions of dollars in aid for struggling homeowners.
The announcements come as regulators and lawmakers have stepped up pressure on financial institutions to suspend foreclosures until the plan comes out.
Vikram Pandit, Citi's (C, Fortune 500) chief executive, and Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan's (JPM, Fortune 500) CEO, both indicated their willingness to suspend foreclosures during testimony before Congress Wednesday.
Citi said the moratorium is effective Feb. 12 and will remain in place until March 12, or until the Obama Administration finalizes the details of its loan modification program, whichever comes first, the bank said.
The suspension will apply to home loans on a borrower's principal residence and to loans serviced by Citi in cases where an understanding has been reached with the investor.
In a letter to Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., chair of the House Financial Services Committee, Dimon said JPMorgan has initiated a foreclosure moratorium through March 6, which would extend a program the bank announced last year.
"We believe three weeks is adequate time for the Treasury to announce - and for us to implement - a new plan," Dimon said.
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner on Tuesday outlined the Administration's priorities for the second half of the $700 billion allocated under the Troubled Asset Relief Program, which includes spending $50 billion on foreclosure relief.
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What are real estate professionals saying to homebuyers and sellers about current market conditions? The successful brokers and sales associates are talking about the strengths that exist in the market — not the negative media hype. Below are positive angles that appeared recently in the media and underscore why it is a good time to buy real estate.
Recent Quotes & Excerpts about the Positive Signs in the Real Estate Market:
Financial Analyst Cites Positive Signs in the Housing Market According to Richard Bove of Ladenburg Thalmann, one of the country's veteran financial analysts, there is a positive dynamic taking shape in the current cycle:
· Bove said he expects “housing prices to stabilize and/or rise (in 2009) after a likely boom in mortgage refinancings as rates fall and loan applications increase.”
· Add in the expected massive economic stimulus package being put together on Capitol Hill with the incoming Obama administration – and there's a good chance we're going to see a gradual transformation of the downward cycle into a slow rebound over the coming several quarters.
· Mortgage rates continue to hover at 50-year lows – 5% and even 4 .75 % for 30-year mortgages, and still lower for 15- and 20-year mortgage terms.
· There are signs that housing prices are stabilizing in some parts of the country. The latest monthly Federal Housing Finance Agency index found home prices up by 0.6% in the Mountain states and by 0.2% in New England.
· We're all paying a lot less at the gas pump, and sharply discounted prices for retail goods and autos.
· Americans are actually saving again, the national savings rate took a nearly 3% jump last month. That might sound small, but it's hugely important if it is the start of a trend.
Keep your eyes open for the small positive signs that are accumulating out there … because all down cycles tail off and come to an end. -- “Real Estate Outlook: What's in Store for 2009?,” by Kenneth Harney, Realty Times, Jan. 6, 2009.
Regional Update: Good News from Markets around the Nation San Antonio , Texas Existing home sales should improve in 2009, based on home sale increases during the last month, according to presenters and attendees at the San Antonio Board of Realtors Annual Housing Forecast. “There are people coming out of the woodwork buying housing. We are expecting to exceed our (sales) predictions by 35 percent. I've had to add some contract people to handle the business.” -- Bob Gardner, CEO of a local mortgage company, “S.A. Housing Market Expected to Improve,” by Aïssatou Sidimé, San Antonio Express News, Jan. 7, 2009. Seattle , Wash. House prices showed some buoyancy in Seattle and King County last month, according to the Northwest Multiple Listing Service. The median price for a Seattle house that sold in December was up just over 5% from November and down nearly 4% from December 2007. The price was the highest since July, and the year-to-year drop was the smallest since May -- “Housing Prices Rose Despite Holidays, Snow,” by Aubrey Cohen, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Jan. 7, 2009. South Bend , Ind. (Agent) Patty Miller says 2009 could be a good year, based on how things have gone so far. “In the last few months, it's really starting to pick up. Our office, itself, has already had five sales just in the last week. Our phones are ringing off the hook and the listings we currently have are getting more showings.” “For first-time buyers it's great right now, there's never been anything better. They have more choices than ever and they can get more house than they could before.” -- Tara Lochmandy, a local agent, “Realtors see Positive 2009,” FOX 28.com, Jan. 6, 2009. Santa Clara County , Calif. Home sales in Santa Clara County were up 14% in November from the same month a year before. Real estate and mortgage professionals say most buyers now in Santa Clara County are first-timers drawn to the market by lower home prices and falling interest rates. Investors and first-time buyers alike seek bargains on homes repossessed by banks. “Literally everything is going for over the price that it's listed. Everyone's scrambling right now for a house under $400,000. It's the hottest market.” -- Jackie Buttice, a potential home buyer, “Home Sales are Up but Prices are Falling; Who's Buying Houses?,” by Sue McAllister, San Jose Mercury News, Jan. 5, 2009. New Jersey For all the consternation by New Jersey home sellers about the sorry state of the housing industry, there are plenty of savvy first-time buyers who know a good value when they see one. “The next 12 months continue to be the best time to make a home purchase in a long time.” -- Jeffrey Otteau, president of a market research and appraisal firm, “N.J. Housing Market Slide Provides Opportunity for First-Time Buyers,” by Joseph R. Perone, Star-Ledger, Jan. 3, 2009.
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