Wednesday, December 9, 2009

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Designer Donatella Versace, singer Janet Jackson and Allegra Versace Beck attend Uomo Vogue 40th Anniversary Celebration Party as part of Milan Fashion Week Menswear Spring/Summer 2009 on June 22, 2008 in Milan, Italy.

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Michael Jackson / Janet Jackson Song Fact

“Scream” is a duet by Michael and Janet Jackson released on Michael Jackson’s 1995 album HIStory. The song was a response to the scrutiny Michael was feeling following his molestation trial. The futuristic video still stands at the most expensive ever made at $7 million.

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Sunday, December 6, 2009

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Monday, November 23, 2009

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Michael Jackson, 1958-2009, died today at 2:26 pm (Pacific standard time) after suffering a heart attack and falling into a coma. He was rushed to U.C.L.A. Medical Center and was pronounced dead shortly there after. Even though the last 20 years have been pretty tumultuous for M.J., he was and will remain an icon in his own right. I know that for myself as for millions of others around the globe, his music, specifically the records from the early 1980's represent a time and a cultural phenomena that has yet to be matched. Its obvious that he suffered some kind of mental breakdown or trauma in later years and went over the edge not only with the facial surgeries he had, but with the charges of sexual molestation brought against him and the millions he paid out of court to keep the issue quiet. I can even admit that when Michael Jackson appeared as a character on South Park ("The Jeffersons", episode 807, aired 2004) I laughed until my side hurt when he tossed "Blanket" into the air, and later when part of his face fell off. Tacky, yes but then a lot of humor geared towards celebrities and otherwise is tacky and distasteful. However, when you google "Thriller" or "Beat it" or Billy Jean" and even "We Are the World" along with countless other songs from that time you'll find music that wasn't only monumental for the time but also strategic in the evolution of sound, style and rhythmic dancing.

I remember as a young girl sitting in my parents home, with my father soon after they had divorced. Leafing through the Thriller album (1982) and opening the cardboard folds, marveling at the pictures. My father played the record loudly, with the front door open sharing the music with the rest of the neighborhood. It was the early 80's and we altered between Michael Jackson, Boy George and The Culture Club and Billy Joel's "The Stranger". Good times.

Along with music, one can not ignore the stylistic choices of Michael Jackson who was also a fashion icon. I had a "Michael Jackson" jacket, red and black with diagonal zippers going down the front worn (of course) with a white glove. I wish I had a photograph of myself wearing the jacket, but that was before the digital era and photos weren't as disposable. The memory is imprinted in my mind in photographic form, as memories often are, but its not the same as an actual image plastered between pages of an album. Music has a way of documenting and making an imprint on life as does art. When I hear certain songs or records by particular artists I"m immediately transported back to that year, who I was hanging out with, how I dressed, and reminded of any events that may have transpired. Art in a similar way not only documents time (based on when it was made) but also makes a mark in the time-line of personal experience. I also remember when I saw Salvador Dali's "The Persistence of Memory" at the Museum of Modern Art. Music, the audio accompaniment of life like art the visual accompaniment carry us through, marking the wall as we grow and age.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

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Britney Spears and I Have One Thing In Common
Today is the 27th birthday of Britney Spears and also the release of her new cd Circus (go to my review blog for a complete review of the CD). While she has had her fair share of setbacks (and I am sure an equal amount of regrets). I thought today would be the perfect day to talk about how Ms.Spears affected my life.

I was 16 years old at the time and I was the biggest teenie bopper you have ever seen. I loved NSYNC and their female counterpart, Britney Spears. Okay here is where it gets super embarrassing, when I was 16, I said that if I could trade places with anyone famous I would trade places with Britney, oh how things have changed.

So there I was watching the MTV movie awards and Britney took the stage and I saw a little something sparkling from her stomach. Britney had gotten her belly button pierced and by default, I wanted to get mine done too.
I begged, I pleaded, I whined, but my parents would not let me get my belly button pierced. They said I needed to think about it, that I might regret it if I got my belly button pierced-blah blah blah. Well a whole year went by and my parents said that I could finally get it pierced. Wahooey!
So as I held my mom's hand they shoved a needle through the top part of my little belly button. And for the next 2 years I was pleased as punch with my gem filled belly button. But when I turned 20 I started to think that maybe I had outgrown my little belly ring. So I took it out and waited for the hole to close.

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Tuesday, October 13, 2009

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Avril Lavigne - Biography

Avril Lavigne was born on September 27, 1984, in Belleville, Ontario, Canada to John and Judy Lavigne. Avril's parents are of Franco-Ontarian Roman Catholic descent. Avril has one young sister Michelle and an older brother Matthew. At the age of 5, Avril's family moved to Napanee, Ontario, Canada. Avril started singing there in a church "choir". She also learned guitar on herself.

When she was singing country covers at a Chapters bookstore in Kingston, Ontario, she was discovered first by her first professional manager, Cliff Fabri. She got the attention of the local folksinger Steve Medd, when she was performing with the Lennox Community Theatre. After that Steve Medd invitd her to sing on his song "Touch The Sky" for his album "Quinte Spirit" (1999). Also has sung "Temple Of Life" and "Two Rivers" for his album "My Window To You" (2000).

At the age of 16, she was signed by Ken Krongard (the artists-and-repertoire (A&R) representative of Arista Records). Avril started writing the songs also. Later Avril moved to Los Angeles, California, where she co-written the songs for her album with Cliff Magness and the songwriting team The Matrix. She described her debut album "Let Go" as a pop album, was released by Arista Records on June 4, 2002. The album made a huge success, in US it reached to No. 2, while in Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom it reached to No. 1 position. With this she became the youngest female soloist to have a No. 1 album in the UK until Joss Stone's album "Mind, Body & Soul" in 2004.

The album containing four singles, all became hit. Song "Complicated" became No.1 in Australia while No. 2 on the US Hot 100, other song "Sk8er Boi" became the top 10 in the U.S. and Australia and No. 1 in Canada; "I'm With You" became top 5 in the US, while "Losing Grip" became No. 1 in Canada. It became the best-selling Canadian singles of 2002. "Let Go" earned 5 Grammy nominations, MTV music awards, MTV European music awards, won four Juno Awards and many more. It has sold millions of copies worldwide.

On May 25, 2004 Avril's second album was released called "Under My Skin". Avril has co-written most of the songs with Canadian singer-songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk, some tracks are co-written by Lavigne and Ben Moody, and some with her former lead guitarist Evan Taubenfeld.

The song "Don't Tell Me" reached No. 1 in Argentina, top 5 in UK and Canada and top 10 in Australia and Brazil. "My Happy Ending" became top 10 in US, "Nobody's Home" didn't make top 40, while "He Wasn't" was No. 1 in Canada. Also earned many awards including two World Music Awards (2004), World's Best-Selling Canadian Artist, 5 Juno Award nominations (2005), Fan Choice Award and many more.

Avril co-written "Breakaway". The song was sang by Kelly Clarkson for the film "The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement" in 2004. The song was also included in Kelly's second album. It becomes No. 6 in US.

In 2006, Avril is going to make her film debut in the animated film "Over the Hedge (Voice)". She is acting in the Richard Gere film "The Flock". Also acting in "Fast Food Nation" with Patricia Arquette, Bobby Cannavale, Ethan Hawke and Greg Kinnear. She has also performed at the closing ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympics (Turin, Italy).

Relationship: Avril is engaged to Deryck Whibley (june 2005) from the pop punk band "Sum 41". It was also reported that Avril was romantically involved with Colburn in 2003.

Avril was signed by Ford Models in January 2006. She was appeared on the February edition of Harpers Bazaar Fashion Magazine. Her new album is due out in November of 2006.