Domestic diva Martha Stewart is well into staging her image comeback, now that she's prison and ankle bracelet free. With two new television shows and a talk show on Sirius satellite radio, Martha mania sees no end in sight. Her new TV daytime talk show opens with the song "Am I the Same Girl" (iTunes) popularized by the group Swing Out Sister in the 1990s. Her other new TV show, The Apprentice: Martha Stewart, also flashes back to the 80s with the Eurythmics hit, "Sweet Dreams" (iTunes) as it's theme song.

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Apple and Cingular Wireless have teamed up to announce the first iTunes enabled cell phone called the Motorola ROKR. Supported by three new TV commercials, with a concept reminiscent of the popular iPod "Silhouette" ads, each ad shows an individual walking through the city while their reflections dance to a song playing on their iTunes cell phone. The TV spots can be seen on the Make Me Dance website, which includes the following songs featured in each ad: "No Sleep Tonight" by The Faders (iTunes), "Jukebox" by Bent Fabric (iTunes) and "Brinca" by DJ Kane (iTunes). If you can't get enough of the dancing reflections in the ads, be sure to check out the "Make Me Dance" link on the website: You can select a character and a song and make them dance just for you.

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