KING OF POP
DIES
Last 25th of June of 2009, the famous singer Michael Jackson died at the age of 50 years because of a heart attack.
His personal doctor, Conrad Murray, said that he had found him in his bed and he tried to revive him, but it was useless.
The first investigations said that Michael died because of an injection of Demerol (medicine that he was addicted to). Murray declared to the police that he hadn’t injected him drugs, but, later, he confessed that he had injected Michael Propofol (a powerful analgesic) because Michael had asked him for it.
The autopsy said that Michael death was because of an overdose of Propofol.
His death caused a lot of expectation in all the world, minutes later all the mass media were speaking about this and all his fans were showing their pain, mainly on the internet.
His funeral, where thousands of people came, took place in the Staples Centre of Los Angeles, and was a big ceremony in that her brothers and her friends acted. Later, they buried him in a mausoleum of the cemetery of Forest Lawn, in Hollywood.
By Ignacio Sañudo
I’m going to share with you some information about the Spanish TV programme.
If you look at the daily audience in Spain, you would see that most watched programmes are those which talk about the life of the famous people or the really interesting TV realities. But if you have a look at the weekend or the most watched programme of the year, you can see that they are sports programmes or science fiction programmes.
Last year, 2008, 7 of the 10 most seen programmes were football matches. The most watched programme was the Euro Football Cup. The other three were science fiction programmes, 2 of CSI.
In this year, the most watched programed has been the final of the champions league, between Barcelona and Manchester United, with a 61,7% of share, with 11.310.000 viewers. The next sports programmes that you see in the list of most watched, are related to Cars or Basketball programmes.
If you have a look at films, you can see that the first positions are for the science fiction and comedy films.
By the way, what has happened to the documentaries?
I think it shows that Spain loves sport, especially the big events, and the good films. But also shows that during the week, the people prefer those wonderful programmes which talk bad about the people or the TV realities. But some years ago more people watched these programmes, so I hope that the people will improve their TV interests and their tastes.
By Aitor Palacios Cuesta
Twilight phenomenom
Twilight new moon is the second edition of the saga Twilight.
In my opinion it is a little more boring than the first one. I believe that it lacks more action, and it is a little slow.
On the other hand the actors and the special effects are very good.
I think that they should have left out so much love and they should have done more fights between vampires and were-wolves.
I recommend it to see it, but I think that it may not satisfy the audience.
From one to five it deserves a three.
By Iván Gracia Calderón
