Norah Jones

New York Times  TX Dallas-raised Norah Jones then walked onstage sporting a strapless dress to duet with Nelson on "You Are My Sunshine," played almost unrecognizably with a Latinesque beat. Jones seemed quite at ease belting this standard - gone was her ballads' usual ...

 United States - This was a fine idea made finer by the inclusion of Norah Jones, whose style can suggest a well-tended middle ground between the home bases of Mr. Marsalis ... Aftermath: Willie Nelson, Wynton Marsalis and Norah Jones at Jazz ... Houston Press all 5 news articles

Rolling Stone, who recently gave the album four stars, calls Mediocre “one of the strongest debuts from a female singer-songwriter since Norah Jones' Come Away With Me.” I’ll go further. Sariñana's music is better than Norah Jones – not ...

Norah Jones: "Thinking About You". Disc Two • David Gilmour: "On an Island" • The Good, the Bad & the Queen: "Nature Springs" • The Kooks: "Naïve" • Gnarls Barkley: "Smiley Faces" • The Goo Goo Dolls: "Iris" ...

 Australia - Singer Norah Jones plays a young woman who handles romantic trauma by leaving New York to work in diners and bars throughout the country. ... Film review - My Blueberry Nights Melbourne Herald Sun ABC Online all 3 news articles

 Australia - Singer Norah Jones actually acquits herself quite well in playing Elizabeth, an itinerant waitress who embarks on a whistle-stop tour of American eateries ... My Blueberry Nights ABC Online all 2 news articles

By Tony Dayoub Wong Kar Wai's films live in the space between romantic daydreaming and obsessive longing. His films dwell in the ether that hangs over nostalgia for an ex-lover, where one idealizes all of that person's qualities and flaws fade away. ...

 OH - Conceived as a vehicle for singer Norah Jones after Wong had enjoyed a meeting with her, it is a reworking of one of his short films. ...

Concert Review: Norah Jones proves why she's a top-seller  TX - Norah Jones hit the pop music world five years ago without a lot of fanfare, with a lot of buzz, but not a lot of fanfare. That's the way the pianist/singer ... Norah Jones, M. Ward Austin 360 (subscription) all 2 news articles