Led Zeppelin’s “Heartbreaker” is said to be some of the loudest music ever to have been made. Though being a cult hit in the late 70’s, this music has decibel levels of 130. Such loud decibels can only be an awful distraction at work. No matter how soft it is being played, loud music has its toll on people. You will find yourself in discomfort and hardly in sync with your work. The music could be so loud that your mind is completely lost in the surroundings.

“The River” by Bruce Springsteen talks about premature pregnancy, a marriage and a sad harmonica that crushes the dreams of a young married couple.  This kind of music is sure to affect the psychological side of you. You might be having problems at home and so decide to work as a welcome relief, but this song could get the better of you any day. It has lines that are very disturbing no matter how happy your life is heading. At work, it is definitely not going to help you. Your work might be already taxing as most work is and this particular song can only spoil the party.

“My Immortal” by Evanescence is another song that has lyrics to bog you down. Though it could be one of your favorites, you should still be prepared every time before you listen to it. A working environment has no place for such a song. You could easily be programmed or affected by its lyrics. If you have had a recent break-up, the ideas that you receive from the song will turn into beliefs that may impact your capacity to recover from the break-up. While most enter work shedding aside all personal matter, this song has everything in it to remind you of it. Clearly, this is a song to avoid while working.

“Not Dark Yet” by Bob Dylan. One of the facts of life is that almost whatever you hear or see, it programs your mind.  You will see most people deny this fact. They go on to work or recess thinking music is only a mere sound to the ears. It is only when you sit idle and allow your mind to concentrate on a particular thing, that you realize its effect on you. This song, when played in the background, can have such an effect. Lines like “Well my sense of humanity has gone down the drain, behind every beautiful thing there’s been some kind of pain” are definitely disturbing. You might not realize it is affecting you until you look at the productivity of your work.

“Something in the way” by Nirvana. The starting of the song itself will have you all tied up. At a work place or wherever it is you are working, this song is sure to spoil the fun. It is rated as one of the most depressing songs ever. Any good music or your favorite albums can keep you active at work but it is not the same with your favorite depressing albums. Maybe you would enjoy the same song when you are alone at night sipping beer. It is just not conducive for work. Be it fixing pipes and tubes or working on an equation, you will find yourself short of the work to be completed.

The list of such 5 top music celebrities who failed attempting multitasking is enlisted below.

Britney Spears

Well, who in this earth don’t like to swing with her fantastic music! She has been maintaining a magnificent music career for years; however, her move towards the big screen was not a wise decision. Britney’s debut film Crossroads was nominated as the worst film in the year 2002 by the UK’s Naftas Awards.  Not only this, but she has also managed her worst actor and worst on screen couple nomination with Anson Mount.

Madonna:

While talking about top pop stars, who shouldn’t have tried multitasking, how can you forget Madonna’s name. She did around 20 films, out of which 15 are big flops. Whether it is the “Shanghai Surprise”, “Bloodhounds of Broadway” or “Vision Quest”, they all had got really bad ratings at the box offices.

Jessica Simpson:

Another name who attempted the same mistake is of Jessica Simpson. She has gone through a progressive deterioration in her film career. Her first movie “Daisy Duke” has done quite well at the box office. The reviews of her next film “Employee of the Month” were extremely poor followed by subsequent series of flops, which drowned her movie career to nowhere. The film “Private Valentine” was directly released to DVDs, thus, the ultimate fall.

Justin Timberlake:

Justin Timberlake has undoubtedly burnt the charts with his awesome music albums. He is one of the most popular pop singers known till date. However, if you compare his music success with his movie career, you will find a huge gap between the two. He is not as successful in movies as he is as a pop star. His film “Edison Force”, in spite of its huge and popular star cast was quite unable to make a mark in the audience chart and could not attract crowd towards it.

Mariah Carey:

Mariah Carey is one of the most successful pop sensations in today’s era. Her music albums are really adorable and liked by several people. However, her choice of acting in movie was not at al good. She had confronted a terrible breakdown due to the mental stress after her movie “Glitter” came out to be a disaster movie and has been harshly criticized as the worst movie of the decade.

Thus, it is very true that when someone tries to become the jack of all trades, he is more likely to fail. These pop stars should concentrate in the field in which they can excel with their real talents and must not try multitasking at all.

Will Smith is one of the finest actors in Hollywood and there is no doubt about it, so let’s take a look at a blunder in his fast action political thriller, “Enemy of the State”. This movie has some really fast action that would keep you on the edge of your seat but there are many goofs in the movie that go unnoticed. In one of the action scenes we see that Zavits is trying to flee on a bicycle from National Security agents and in an attempt to do so he jumps across the fence on the other side of the road but he is hit by a fire truck. If you take a look at that scene again you will see that Zavits already clears the fence safely and fire truck is at a safe distance and the next scene that follows shows Zavits hit by a fire truck.

Another good thriller that received a lot of appreciation was Flightplan that had Jodie Foster in one of her best roles till date. The movie is entirely shot inside an aircraft, at least that is what we see in the movie, but there are still some mistakes that are made in the movie and that we missed out as well. Just before Jodie Foster is about to enter the aircraft with her daughter in the beginning of the movie she tells that the aircraft has 4 engines but later on when she enters the cockpit we see only 2 engine instruments. Quite strange, isn’t it?

Final Destination is considered as one of the best supernatural horror movies which created a new trend of movies where college teenager became the victims of death. The very first Final Destination movie which was released in the year 2000 had a classic action scene where a BC Rail train smashes Carter’s car. Well, nothing wrong in that but as per the movie the story happens in New York while the BC Rail runs only in Canada.

Mel Gibson is known for making sensible movies that not only are technically good but they have a strong script to backup their project. Apocalypto which was released in 2006 took us back into Mayan age but during one scene where Jaguar Paw is being hunt by Mayan. We see that Jaguar Paw hides in the tree which the camera is focused on the torch lights burning appearing in the distance. At that time a close up of Jaguar Paw reveals that his labret (lip piercing) is missing, but appears in the next scene immediately.

A Serious Man might have received a lot of appreciation at the Golden Globes and at various other award ceremonies but in one of the scenes we see that Larry Gopnik receives a mail that has address with a zip code 55401. As per the movie, Larry Gopnik teaches at a suburban college but the zip code 55401 is in downtown Minneapolis.

A Mighty Heart was a hard hitting drama based on a true story that took the world by storm. However, there are many scenes in the movie where you see Fiat taxis and trucks with Indian number plates which shows that the movie was shot in Pune and Mumbai and not in Karachi.

Do you remember the movie called Babel? Of course, it had superb editing and direction but there is a scene where after the movie, Amelia and her nephew along with Jones children try to enter USA using Tecate border where they get lost in the desert. However, in reality Tecate border is a mountainous region and there is no desert. The shot shown in the movie is Arizona border crossing.

Coming back to Will Smith again this time for Bad Boy 2, where he and Martin Lawrence are the bad boys who bust the drug mafia. In one of the scenes, we see that they find money in the coffin but look again this time, the money clearly has a print on it saying – For Motion Picture Use Only.

We all know the animation movies are imaginary but still there are many animation movies where blunders happened. Madagascar which was released in 2005 was an instant hit with the audience, but Madagascar: Escape to Africa shows Alex’s paw having a birthmark, than why wasn’t it shown in the earlier installment.

In another Academy award winning animation movie named Wall-E we see that when the scout ship storms out of the earth’s atmosphere millions of smaller satellites are just standing still. However, in reality satellites need to keep on hovering because if they stand still they will be pulled into Earth by its gravitational force.

The actress is in negotiations to join the Ben Stiller-Robert DeNiro comedy “Little Fockers.” She’d play the role of an attractive pharmaceutical rep whose looks wreak havoc on male characters in the story.

Paul Weitz is directing the third installment in the Universal and Tribeca Productions franchise. Universal is banking heavily on “Fockers,” one of the studio’s few go-to franchises and an important one given its shaky summer. Production is set to begin in the next few months, with a 2010 release date more than likely.

The picture is expect to pick up where 2004’s “Meet the Fockers” left off, with Stiller’s Gaylord Focker and Teri Polo’s Pamela Byrnes having a child (or children — reports abound that they could be having twins). John Hamburg penned the latest version of the script.

Even if Alba’s role isn’t huge — and with so many other big actors (Stiller, DeNiro, Wilson) already set, it may not be — the move is a shrewd bit of casting for Universal. The franchise needs to rope in young men, and with the movie’s promise of babies and family — not always said demo’s main interest — it could use a Maxim-esque presence.

The WME-repped Alba, incidentally, is set to star in the Robert Rodriguez thriller “Machete” for Sony as well as Garry Marshall’s romantic comedy “Valentine’s Day” for New Line. Both are also movies that could — and need to — bring in the boys. That’s what she does. The focker.

Disney announced during the day that long-time Walt Disney Studios chairman Dick Cook was stepping down effective immediately after 38 years with the organization, a move reportedly prompted by a rough financial year. Although Cook released a statement through the studio where he seems to imply he left on his own, Disney CEO Bob Iger had publicly expressed his disappointments in Cook and the studios’ recent performances back in May during a conference call with media representatives. Thus many interpret the latest reversal as a lay off.

Whatever the reason for his departure, fact remains that Cook was highly popular and appreciated among the industry, something actor Johnny Depp bitterly reminded the organization when talking to the folks of the Los Angeles Times, upon learning the news from Cook himself.

“He’s instantly trustworthy. And you generally don’t meet people at the studios you trust. He’s a rare beast,” Depp said, remembering that all but Cook were disapproving of his plan to portray Jack Sparrow in a very un-Disney manner.

Cook was also the one who got Depp on board a fourth Pirates movie, though the actor apparently only has a “potential deal” in place pending script approval, and has yet signed no dotted line. But now…

“There’s a fissure, a crack in my enthusiasm at the moment,” Depp expressed. “It was all born in that office.” As far as I can tell Depp isn’t know as a “prick“ among his peers, but the guy doesn’t exactly need Pirates as much as the other way around so what’s to stop him from walking out? Have we thus seen the last of Jack Sparrow?

Extra Tidbit: And where does that leave Lone Ranger? In probably no better shape…

Creation, starring Paul Bettany, details Darwin’s “struggle between faith and reason” as he wrote On The Origin of Species. It depicts him as a man who loses faith in God following the death of his beloved 10-year-old daughter, Annie.

The film was chosen to open the Toronto Film Festival and has its British premiere on Sunday. It has been sold in almost every territory around the world, from Australia to Scandinavia.

However, US distributors have resolutely passed on a film which will prove hugely divisive in a country where, according to a Gallup poll conducted in February, only 39 per cent of Americans believe in the theory of evolution.

Movieguide.org, an influential site which reviews films from a Christian perspective, described Darwin as the father of eugenics and denounced him as “a racist, a bigot and an 1800s naturalist whose legacy is mass murder”. His “half-baked theory” directly influenced Adolf Hitler and led to “atrocities, crimes against humanity, cloning and genetic engineering”, the site stated.

The film has sparked fierce debate on US Christian websites, with a typical comment dismissing evolution as “a silly theory with a serious lack of evidence to support it despite over a century of trying”.

Jeremy Thomas, the Oscar-winning producer of Creation, said he was astonished that such attitudes exist 150 years after On The Origin of Species was published.

“That’s what we’re up against. In 2009. It’s amazing,” he said.

“The film has no distributor in America. It has got a deal everywhere else in the world but in the US, and it’s because of what the film is about. People have been saying this is the best film they’ve seen all year, yet nobody in the US has picked it up.

“It is unbelievable to us that this is still a really hot potato in America. There’s still a great belief that He made the world in six days. It’s quite difficult for we in the UK to imagine religion in America. We live in a country which is no longer so religious. But in the US, outside of New York and LA, religion rules.

“Charles Darwin is, I suppose, the hero of the film. But we tried to make the film in a very even-handed way. Darwin wasn’t saying ‘kill all religion’, he never said such a thing, but he is a totem for people.”

Creation was developed by BBC Films and the UK Film Council, and stars Bettany’s real-life wife Jennifer Connelly as Darwin’s deeply religious wife, Emma. It is based on the book, Annie’s Box, by Darwin’s great-great-grandson, Randal Keynes, and portrays the naturalist as a family man tormented by the death in 1851 of Annie, his favourite child. She is played in the film by 10-year-old newcomer Martha West, the daughter of The Wire star Dominic West.

Early reviews have raved about the film. The Hollywood Reporter said: “It would be a great shame if those with religious convictions spurned the film out of hand as they will find it even-handed and wise.”

Mr Thomas, whose previous films include The Last Emperor and Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence, said he hoped the reviews would help to secure a distributor. In the UK, special screenings have been set up for Christian groups.

Mike Judge has called Beavis and Butthead his favorite creations, and that affection shows through in this clip. How could two morons be so endearing? (By not being quite as one-sidedly moronic as they first appear, as with so many Judge characters.) The idea here is that the pair are setting up a clip from Extract, in which Jason Bateman and wife Kristen Wiig have a tense little conversation about the quality of their new pool cleaner’s work.

That being the case, this is a spoilery clip, but only if you haven’t been watching and reading the other clips and interviews that have shown up to promote the film. If you’ve caught all that then there will be no real surprises. You’ll be able to safely enjoy the amazement expressed by Beavis at the fact that a movie featuring a chick with big boobs, a dude getting paid to have sex and some other stuff costs just the same as every other movie.

For what it’s worth, I liked Extract quite a bit, too. Perhaps my expectations had been lowered a bit (I’d heard some middling reactions over the last couple weeks) but I thought it was consistently funny and smart. Look for a review (either from me or Hunter; we both saw it) later in the week.

The writer-director is enjoying having a little fun with his audience, similar to the way he credited himself and Uma Thurman, with whom he co-wrote the “Kill Bill” movies, by their initials Q and U.

“I’m never going to explain that,” Tarantino said during a news conference in May at the Cannes Film Festival, where “Inglourious Basterds” premiered. “When you do an artistic flourish like that, to describe it, to explain it, would just … invalidate the whole stroke in the first place.

“(Artist Jean-Michel) Basquiat takes the letter L from a hotel room door and sticks it in his painting,” he added. “If he describes why he did it, he might as well not have done it at all.”

Tarantino’s film about Jewish-American soldiers who hunt down and scalp Nazis, which opened this past weekend atop the box office with an estimated $37.6 million, is one of several in recent memory with a name that’s tripped people up, either because of its spelling or because it contains a potentially offensive word.

The Weinstein Co., which is distributing it in the United States, says it hasn’t heard of any censorship of the title — which has nothing to do with a 1978 Italian action picture called (and correctly spelled) “The Inglorious Bastards.”

But when “Zack and Miri Make a Porno” came out last fall, it prompted protests about the title across the country. Commercials during Los Angeles Dodgers games were eventually dropped at the team’s request, and the city of Philadelphia rejected posters for its bus stops. In some instances, the Kevin Smith comedy about best friends who make an X-rated movie to pay the bills was just called “Zack and Miri.”

Then there was the content of the posters, which initially were considered too risque because they suggested a specific sexual act. The Weinstein Co., which also released this movie, later changed them to feature stick figures representing its stars, some of which read: “Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks made a movie so outrageous that we can’t even tell you the title.”

The need to tinker with a tricky title has also arisen lately on television. DirecTV refers to the Oxygen weight-loss series “Dance Your Ass Off” as “Dance Your A.. Off.” Similarly, the Showtime documentary series featuring comics Penn Jillette and Teller is listed on the satellite guide as “Penn & Teller: Bulls…!” and it appears in other places as “Penn & Teller: BS!”

For all the trouble, having a curse word in the title doesn’t necessarily create more buzz for a movie, said publicist Alex Klenert. As an executive at ThinkFilm in 2005, Klenert worked on a documentary about the origin and many creative uses of the F-word (which was also the title of the film), and “Awesome: I F—– Shot That,” in which the Beastie Boys gave cameras to fans who shot footage of a 2004 concert at New York’s Madison Square Garden.

In both cases, “for what we had to do with the movie, it created another layer of extra work we had to do to position the film in certain markets, especially regionally,” Klenert said. “With the Beastie Boys documentary, they just were not going to use (the F-word) in it. If you put it in theaters across the country, you can’t have a theater with a child walking in with a poster that says (the F-word) on it.”

Instead, some posters and many reviews referred to the film as “Awesome: I … Shot That!” or they partially blurred out the expletive. The posters for the documentary about the offending word, meanwhile, featured a cartoon man with his bulging eyes forming some of the letters.

“Ultimately, it creates more trouble than it’s worth because you have to edit it on a certain level,” Klenert said.

He added that he saw a lot more attention and excitement for 2005’s “The Aristocrats,” a documentary about a famously profane joke with an ironically genteel punch line.

“We had sold-out theaters,” he said. “That was a better example of a film that created buzz. It didn’t necessarily have it in the title but it was all about the subject matter and how dirty the swear words were.”

As for Tarantino’s unusual spelling, “that’s just the way he is,” says Klenert. “He has such a unique vision, people are more accepting of it because it’s him.”

The tricky phrasing hasn’t seemed to trouble many people on Twitter, where “Inglourious Basterds” was a top trending topic on opening day Friday. Although, as one user joked: “Tarantino created ‘Inglourious Basterds’ simply to watch Twitter go into fits about its spelling.”

Despite its militaristic bent, the franchise has seen its fair share of the absurd and outright silly over the years. And we’re not just talking about the Joes’ ability to dodge lasers and parachute unscathed from downed Skystrikers. No, wackiness cropped up in the “G.I. Joe” cartoon, comic book, and toy line in many forms. Let’s take a look at some of the craziest moments in “Real American Hero” history.

10. The Dreadnoks Perform “Cold Slither,” (1985)

9. Snake Eyes Cross-Dresses, “Chaos in the Sea of Lost Souls,” (1985)

8. Safe Swimming with Deep Six, PSA, (1985)

7. The Joes Kill Bumblebee, “G.I. Joe and the Transformers,” (1987)

6. Cobra’s Ruler Is a 40,000 Year Old Snake Man, “G.I. Joe: The Movie” (1987)

5. Major Bludd Gets Urinated On By a Dog, “Chunnel” (1991)

4. Tomax and Xamot’s Stupidity Gets Four Joes Killed, “G.I. Joe” Issue #109

3. Flint Gets Slimed By Toxic Waste, “G.I. Joe,” Issue #124 (1992)

2. Ice Cream Soldier Debuts, 1993

1. Star Brigade Fights Aliens, 1994

By the end of the first incarnation of Real American Hero, Hasbro was trying anything to keep up with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jurassic Park, and other popular toy lines. And unfortunately, that meant the Joes had to go into outer space to fight the alien Lunartix empire. (Apparently, Hasbro was employing “Mad” magazine writers in those days.) The ugly, blocky aliens, with names like Carcass and Lobotomaxx, looked like rejects from the Mos Eisley Cantina, and successfully drove the franchise into the ground. (Ironically, the last gasp of the ’70s “kung-fu grip” era of G.I. Joe also featured aliens.) Hasbro futilely attempted to save the brand with the Sgt. Fury rip-off “Sgt. Savage & the Screaming Eagles” and the highly unfortunate “G.I. Joe Extreme.” Hey, it was the ’90s. Everything was “extreme.”