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MARC ANTHONY

Monday, April 1, 2002

Marc Anthony preps new album



Latin heartthrob Marc Anthony has finished his second English-language album.

According to the singer's official website, "Mended", the follow-up to 1999's "Marc Anthony" and his 2001 Spanish-language album "Libre", is scheduled to hit stores on May 21.


The new album finds Marc working with Cory Rooney, the executive producer of "Marc Anthony" who co-wrote the Marc's hit song "I Need To Know".

Below is the "Mended" track listing, according to amazon.com:

  • 1. Love Won't Get Any Better
  • 2. She Mends Me
  • 3. I've Got You
  • 4. I Need You
  • 5. Tragedy
  • 6. I Reach For You
  • 7. I Swear
  • 8. Don't Tell Me It's Love
  • 9. Do You Believe In Loneliness
  • 10. Give Me A Reason
  • 11. Believe Me This Time
  • 12. Everything You Do
  • 13. Me Haces Falta

    -- AllPop

  • Monday, April 9, 2001

    Marc Anthony sued

    Latin pop star Marc Anthony is being sued over his hit song "I Need To Know".

    The pop single soared to number three on the Billboard charts in 1999, but a songwriter named Daniel Agren claims he copyrighted a song by the same name in 1989, Rolling Stone reports.

    Agren is suing Marc, Sony Music Entertainment, Sony/ATV Tunes, and producer Cory Rooney, stating that all participated in "wrongful use of plaintiff's copyrighted music, lyrics and arrangement".

    Marc's lawyer, Orin Snyder, told Rolling Stone that the singer and his producer wrote "I Need To Know" and that "The allegations and the complaint are totally frivolous. We are confident the lawsuit will be dismissed."

    -- AllPop


    Wednesday, February 7, 2001

    Marc Anthony a new dad

    Latin heartthrob Marc Anthony and his wife Dayanara Torres are new parents.

    The couple had a baby boy named Christian Anthony Minus on Monday (Feb. 5) night at 10:55 p.m. in New York.

    Christian is the couple's first child.

    Marc married Dayanara, a former Miss Universe, on May 10, 2000 in Las Vegas.

    -- AllPop


    Tuesday, January 30, 2000

    Marc Anthony's new movie

    Latin pop star Marc Anthony has signed on for a new movie.

    "In The Time Of The Butterflies" will cast Marc as a professor who falls for Salma Hayek's character, MTV reports.

    The movie was filmed in Veracruz, Mexico. It is expected to be released this summer.

    The movie is said to be based on the 1995 book about three sisters who are encouraged by a professor (Marc) to revolt against Dominican Republic dictator Rafael Leonidas Trujillo in 1960.

    Marc's past acting credits include a short sting in Paul Simon's Broadway musical "The Capeman" and a role in Martin Scorsese's film "Bringing Out The Dead".

    In more Marc news, the singer will release three albums this year: a salsa record, a Christmas compilation, and another English-language album.

    -- AllPop