One of the new additions at hansONstage is Hanson Lyrics! We took a poll and the majority of you said you would like to see lyrics on the site. If any of you know of songs that are missing, whether you have the lyrics for them or not, feel free to contact us at lyrics@hansonstage.com

Check the site out at:
http://lyrics.hansonstage.com/

Could the Hanson “fight” between Taylor and Isaac just be a trick they are playing on the fans? There is a conspiracy theory going on:

http://writemeadream.tumblr.com/post/1211350752/jerricalynn-alwaysandforevermaryjoyce-my

My friend sent me this video along with this message about the Hanson “fight”:

Somebody at Hanson.net cracked it! Listen closely at the end of the stream. They say:” We have to do something at the end of the stream tomorrow. You are too nice Ike.” Listen carefully. They are pulling a joke on the fans!!! hahaha 🙂

what??? for real? i hope you are right.

Actually, they say “The only way we can make it really work is if we have something happen in the live stream tomorrow” “Ok Ike we have to do something in the alive stream tomorrow” and “You’re not that nice to your…” (it sounds like wife?!). Still. It sounds pretty much like they are setting us up…

Sounds to me like they say.. you’re not that nice in real life, but who knows…

We have some changes coming over the next few days! Since HansonTickets is no longer about JUST Hanson Tickets we are moving the site to hansonstage.com! All the tickets and setlists and other information will still be there, it will just be a new name!

The blog will be moving and some other new features are coming as well so stay tuned to the @hansONstage twitter to be kept up to date on all that is going on with our move!

Gloria made a cameo in Hanson’s music video for “River”, directed by Weird Al
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Washington Post

Gloria Stuart, a glamorous blond actress in the 1930s who came back to Hollywood in her 80s to play the older Kate Winslet character in the blockbuster flick “Titanic,” died yesterday in Los Angeles.

She was 100 this July 4th.

Ms. Stuart received an Academy Award nomination for the 1997 role and became oldest Oscar nominee in history.

Director James Cameron said he was looking for an actress whose heyday had been Hollywood’s golden era, and Ms. Stuart fit the bill.

She later joked that at 87 she was one of few actresses her age who was “still viable, not alcoholic, rheumatic or falling down.”

Ms. Stuart appeared in more than 40 films in the 1930s, including “The Invisible Man,” “Gold Diggers of 1935,” “The Prisoner of Shark Island,” and “Poor Little Rich Girl.”

But her best success came more than half a century later with Titanic.

In her 1999 memoir, “I Just Kept Hoping” (1999), Ms. Stuart said of her late blooming career, “When I graduated from Santa Monica High in 1927, I was voted the girl most likely to succeed. I didn’t realize it would take so long.”