Anastacia (born Anastacia Lyn Newkirk on September 17, 1973[1]) is an American singer and songwriter.
Adrienne Eliza Bailon (born October 24, 1983) is an American actress and member of the singing groups 3LW with Kiely Williams and Jessica Benson and The Cheetah Girls with Kiely Williams, Raven Symone and Sabrina Bryan. Her mother is from Puerto Rico and her father from Ecuador.
Kirk Franklin: Kirk Franklin (born January 26, 1970 in Riverside, Texas) is a Grammy Award winning, platinum-selling African American musician who blends gospel, hip hop, and R&B. He released his first gospel album, Kirk Franklin & Family, in 1993, and is known as the leader of contemporary gospel choirs such as Kirk Franklin & the Family, Kirk Franklin's Nu Nation, God's Property and Kirk Franklin Presents 1NC (One Nation Crew). Franklin's songs are published by Zomba Music Publishing, a division of BMG Music Publishing.
Crystal Lewis:
Jaci Velasquez:
Yolanda Adams:
Donnie McClurkin:Donnie McClurkin (born November 9, 1959) is a Grammy Award winning American gospel singer and minister.
Cheryl "Salt" James-Wray:
Hades: Hades, voiced by James Woods, is the villain in the 1997 movie Hercules, based on the Greek god Hades. Unlike the mythological Hades, who is for the most part a relatively passive deity doing a sometimes nasty job, this version is a fast-talking, evil deity, reminiscent of Satan. The character's mannerisms were due to James Woods ending up using a "car-dealer"-style voice while the movie was being made. His hair is blue fire, and whenever he gets upset, it flares and becomes red. His hair-flame has also been shown to flare when he grows particularly excited (when the Fates tell him he will overthrow Zeus), although in this case it remains blue.
Khadija Brown: is a good friend to me and Kryssie.
La-Trese Hailey: is an American singer and actress. She is the daughter of Vincent Mott and Carolyn Hailey, the mother of Lanelle, Thumbellina, Virginia, Sara, Xavier Jr., and more kids, and is the girlfriend of Jarquavius Hillard. She is the best friend of Lorena, Khadija, Andrew, Shamya, and more friends except Angel Rhodes, Sydney, and more bad people in my life.
Mandy Enriquez-Bradley: is the mother of Jody, Gary, Neosha and Bella Sharpay, is an American singer and is married to Nathan Bradley.
Nicola Benedetti started to learn the violin at the age of four. By the age of nine, she had already passed the eight grades of musical examinations, and in September 1997 began to study at the Yehudi Menuhin School for young musicians under Lord Menuhin and Natasha Boyarskaya in rural Surrey, England. [1]
At the end of her first year (1998), she played solo in the school's annual concert at Wigmore Hall, and performed in London and Paris as a soloist in Bach's Concerto in D minor for two violins and orchestra. She played in a memorial concert at Westminster Abbey celebrating the life and work of Yehudi Menuhin.
Rock-A-Bye(Gospel version) was sung by Leila Douglas.
Flower is a skunk character from Disney's animated movie Bambi. He also appeared in Bambi II, and is widely considered one of the world's most famous skunks, rivaled only by Pepe le Pew. This claim is backed by the fact that he appears on the Disney stock certificate alongside Bambi and Thumper.
Faline is a female deer in Felix Salten's novel Bambi, A Life in the Woods and its sequel, Bambi's Children as well as in the Walt Disney movies Bambi and Bambi II based on the book. Her mother is Ena. First shown as a fawn and later as an adult doe, Faline's role is as Bambi's girlfriend and later mate.
Faline was featured as a guest in House of Mouse.
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Friday, December 14, 2007
Coming to the World
The Blood Song: More people
Kirk Franklin:
R. Kelly (born Robert Sylvester Kelly on January 8, 1967 in Chicago, Illinois) is an American R&B and pop singer, songwriter, record producer, and occasional rapper. He first appeared on the music scene as the founder and lead singer of Public Announcement whose smooth mixture of hip hop beats, soul, and funk propelled the group's 1992 debut album Born into the '90s to platinum status. After leaving the group in 1993, he became one of the top-selling musical acts of the nineties.
Crystal Lewis:
Jaci Velasquez:
Donnie McClurkin:
Ty: Ty is a 25-year-old woman from Atlanta who has made a living dancing in adult clubs and running pool tables as a "hustler". She spent some jail time as a juvenile after running away from a home she was placed in. Underneath her tough exterior, Ty aspires to be a positive influence to girls who have struggled as she did, and to let them know they are not alone. She is also an aspiring songwriter and is working on her autobiography called Love Me or Hate Me (coincidentally also the name of the show's theme song). She was kicked off the show for punching Aimee during a house trip to the beach.
Baloo, based on Kipling's creation, has also appeared in various Disney productions, starting with that company's feature-length version of The Jungle Book. In this version, Baloo is an easygoing and fun-loving character who shirks responsibility -- seemingly far removed from the law teacher in Kipling's book. This version of the character has appeared in two animated series, TaleSpin (as a pilot), and Jungle Cubs (as a cub), as well as a feature-length sequel to the animated movie. He also made a cameo appearance in the Disney on Ice play, Disney Presents Pixar's The Incredibles in a Magic Kingdom Adventure, meeting up with Violet. Disney's Baloo is arguably the most popular character in The Jungle Book.
Jessica Rodriguez is an American singer and is married to Mexico Rodriguez. She is the mother of Janet, Alana, Dylan and John and her ten year old son Dylan is working on his rap album called The Family of Love: The Color Teams, her five year old daughter Alana is working on her album called Precious with her family and The Color Teams.
Kirk Franklin:
R. Kelly (born Robert Sylvester Kelly on January 8, 1967 in Chicago, Illinois) is an American R&B and pop singer, songwriter, record producer, and occasional rapper. He first appeared on the music scene as the founder and lead singer of Public Announcement whose smooth mixture of hip hop beats, soul, and funk propelled the group's 1992 debut album Born into the '90s to platinum status. After leaving the group in 1993, he became one of the top-selling musical acts of the nineties.
Crystal Lewis:
Jaci Velasquez:
Donnie McClurkin:
Ty: Ty is a 25-year-old woman from Atlanta who has made a living dancing in adult clubs and running pool tables as a "hustler". She spent some jail time as a juvenile after running away from a home she was placed in. Underneath her tough exterior, Ty aspires to be a positive influence to girls who have struggled as she did, and to let them know they are not alone. She is also an aspiring songwriter and is working on her autobiography called Love Me or Hate Me (coincidentally also the name of the show's theme song). She was kicked off the show for punching Aimee during a house trip to the beach.
Baloo, based on Kipling's creation, has also appeared in various Disney productions, starting with that company's feature-length version of The Jungle Book. In this version, Baloo is an easygoing and fun-loving character who shirks responsibility -- seemingly far removed from the law teacher in Kipling's book. This version of the character has appeared in two animated series, TaleSpin (as a pilot), and Jungle Cubs (as a cub), as well as a feature-length sequel to the animated movie. He also made a cameo appearance in the Disney on Ice play, Disney Presents Pixar's The Incredibles in a Magic Kingdom Adventure, meeting up with Violet. Disney's Baloo is arguably the most popular character in The Jungle Book.
Jessica Rodriguez is an American singer and is married to Mexico Rodriguez. She is the mother of Janet, Alana, Dylan and John and her ten year old son Dylan is working on his rap album called The Family of Love: The Color Teams, her five year old daughter Alana is working on her album called Precious with her family and The Color Teams.
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Deniece Williams has been one of popular music’s most treasured voices for almost three decades. Her flexible upper-range has led to comparisons with the late Minnie Ripperton and her influence is obvious on young divas like Jill Scott. But “Niecy” has always been her own artist and, on her newest recording, Love, Niecy Style, she pays tribute to the music that has, and continues to influence her. “My producer, Robbie Eli … wanted to know about a covers project and I thought, ‘that sounds interesting,” she says, laughing.
Halle Berry: Actress, Perfect Stranger
Oscar winning actress Halle Berry surprised many when she disrobed in Monster’s Ball. She even had people questioning her integrity and whether or not she really deserved this type of recognition for the role. Jadakiss references this fact in his hit single “Why?” Well fine, fabulous and flawless at 40, Berry’s not worried about what people have to say about her decision to play Leticia Musgrove and then receive the most esteemed film award in the world.
Crime Mob: Rappers
In the summer of 2005, six teenagers from East Atlanta released an explosive anthem that assured the nation that crunk music was here to stay. The aggressively charged single, “Knuck If You Buck” was Crime Mob’s rowdy introduction to the world and eventually made them one of the most sought after groups in rap. With their new album, Hated On Mostly, group members Cyco Black, Diamond, Lil Jay, Princess, MIG and Killa C are looking to continue to create intoxicating club bangers while showcasing their musical expansion.
Rosario Dawson: Actress, Grindhouse
Actress Rosario Dawson is on fire. She proves that you can’t take her sexiness for granted in Grindhouse. It’s easy to see why she was the only member of the cast allowed to see a segment of the movie before the evening’s premiere. “I watched it and it was really great. I am very excited for people to see it in the extended version,” she says enthusiastically.
Ice Cube: Actor, Are We Done Yet?
Don’t make the mistake of asking this rapper/actor about his past success. “I never want to harp on the first movie,” shares Ice Cube, who reprises his role of Nick Persons alongside Nia Long in Are We Done Yet?
Angela Basset: Actress, Meet the Robinsons
It’s her first animated film, and the illustrious Angela Bassett makes it look so easy. In Walt Disney’s highly anticipated digital 3-D offering, Meet the Robinsons, Bassett voices Mildred, the director of the 6th Street Orphanage. “I’m the mother figure who’s trying to get little boys placed in good homes,” she offers.
Young Buck:Rapper, Buck The World
Young Buck has sold 2.3 million albums worldwide and is a member of what was once the highest selling rap label in the industry; however, he finds himself at square one with his upcoming sophomore release, Buck the World.
Patti Labelle: Singer, The Gospel According to Patti LaBelle
Throughout her nearly five-decade career, Patti Labelle’s timeless voice has inspired countless female singers to follow their dreams. Now the Grammy award-winning singer who’s had best-selling cookbooks and a top-rated television show has returned to her musical roots.
Fat Joe: Def Jam: Icon
The game is dope. Even Fat Joe seems to think so. At least that’s what we could gather from ro’s visit to EA’s extravagant gaming suite located in Buckhead’s Four Seasons Hotel. Of course it was hard gathering much information from the rap star, as the new game, Def Jam: Icon that he was on the road promoting, had all of his attention.
Halle Berry: Actress, Perfect Stranger
Oscar winning actress Halle Berry surprised many when she disrobed in Monster’s Ball. She even had people questioning her integrity and whether or not she really deserved this type of recognition for the role. Jadakiss references this fact in his hit single “Why?” Well fine, fabulous and flawless at 40, Berry’s not worried about what people have to say about her decision to play Leticia Musgrove and then receive the most esteemed film award in the world.
Crime Mob: Rappers
In the summer of 2005, six teenagers from East Atlanta released an explosive anthem that assured the nation that crunk music was here to stay. The aggressively charged single, “Knuck If You Buck” was Crime Mob’s rowdy introduction to the world and eventually made them one of the most sought after groups in rap. With their new album, Hated On Mostly, group members Cyco Black, Diamond, Lil Jay, Princess, MIG and Killa C are looking to continue to create intoxicating club bangers while showcasing their musical expansion.
Rosario Dawson: Actress, Grindhouse
Actress Rosario Dawson is on fire. She proves that you can’t take her sexiness for granted in Grindhouse. It’s easy to see why she was the only member of the cast allowed to see a segment of the movie before the evening’s premiere. “I watched it and it was really great. I am very excited for people to see it in the extended version,” she says enthusiastically.
Ice Cube: Actor, Are We Done Yet?
Don’t make the mistake of asking this rapper/actor about his past success. “I never want to harp on the first movie,” shares Ice Cube, who reprises his role of Nick Persons alongside Nia Long in Are We Done Yet?
Angela Basset: Actress, Meet the Robinsons
It’s her first animated film, and the illustrious Angela Bassett makes it look so easy. In Walt Disney’s highly anticipated digital 3-D offering, Meet the Robinsons, Bassett voices Mildred, the director of the 6th Street Orphanage. “I’m the mother figure who’s trying to get little boys placed in good homes,” she offers.
Young Buck:Rapper, Buck The World
Young Buck has sold 2.3 million albums worldwide and is a member of what was once the highest selling rap label in the industry; however, he finds himself at square one with his upcoming sophomore release, Buck the World.
Patti Labelle: Singer, The Gospel According to Patti LaBelle
Throughout her nearly five-decade career, Patti Labelle’s timeless voice has inspired countless female singers to follow their dreams. Now the Grammy award-winning singer who’s had best-selling cookbooks and a top-rated television show has returned to her musical roots.
Fat Joe: Def Jam: Icon
The game is dope. Even Fat Joe seems to think so. At least that’s what we could gather from ro’s visit to EA’s extravagant gaming suite located in Buckhead’s Four Seasons Hotel. Of course it was hard gathering much information from the rap star, as the new game, Def Jam: Icon that he was on the road promoting, had all of his attention.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Coming to the World
Rhyon Nicole Brown is an American actress who portrayed Madison. She is best known for her role as Lizzie Sutton on "Lincoln Heights".
Deemi: Twenty-seven years ago, just moments after her complicated birth, she stopped breathing. Her grandmother, a devout santera, called upon the protective African warrior spirit Tahu to revive the newborn. Named Tahu Aponte, the Puerto Rican singer-songwriter has since internalized that will to survive. Deemi grew up on her mother’s welfare checks, but at 7, she found a ticket out of her ’hood when a rendition of Whitney Houston’s “Greatest Love of All” won her first place at a community talent show. Deemi was eventually admitted to Manhattan’s Talent Unlimited High School, where she studied music and sang in the concert chorus. “When I got there, they were singing classical music,” Deemi says with a chuckle. “Me and my friend looked at each other like, ‘What we done got ourselves into?’” Deemi’s singing aspirations were put on hold when, at 19, she gave birth to her son, Nathan, now 8. Her daughter, Felicity, 7, was born a year later. The pressures of being a poor, young mother were compounded by an abusive five-year relationship with her kids’ father, a round-the-way hustler known as Butta. In 2000, at 21, she finally left him (Butta was killed in Virginia in January 2004) and decided, she says, to take charge of her life. After a brief stint with the unsigned girl group DNA, she met Waynne “Bruce Waynne” Nugent, one-half of production crew Midi Mafia (50 Cent’s 2003 hit “21 Questions”), who signed her to their Atlantic Records–distributed imprint, Family Ties Entertainment. Already, her painfully honest piano-led ballad “Soundtrack of My Life,” from her forthcoming debut of the same title, is in heavy rotation at New York’s Hot 97 (WQHT-FM) and was featured in the compilation album Wendy Williams Brings the Heat Vol. 1 (Noo Trybe, 2005) as well as on buzz-heavy mixtapes like DJ Scope & DJ Biz’s R&B Overdrive and DJ Finesse & DJ Envy’s RNB Heat Wave 2k6 Part 2. The single finds Deemi revisiting her real-life wounds—from having no one to help babysit while she went to the studio to watching her baby daddy beat her mom with a metal dustpan. Through her intimate lyrics and hard-hitting vocals, Deemi recalls a young Mary J. Blige and seems to be striking a chord with wronged women everywhere.
Marissa is the main student in Highland Park High School and is the mother of Jackson and Kayla. She is my best friend.
Deemi: Twenty-seven years ago, just moments after her complicated birth, she stopped breathing. Her grandmother, a devout santera, called upon the protective African warrior spirit Tahu to revive the newborn. Named Tahu Aponte, the Puerto Rican singer-songwriter has since internalized that will to survive. Deemi grew up on her mother’s welfare checks, but at 7, she found a ticket out of her ’hood when a rendition of Whitney Houston’s “Greatest Love of All” won her first place at a community talent show. Deemi was eventually admitted to Manhattan’s Talent Unlimited High School, where she studied music and sang in the concert chorus. “When I got there, they were singing classical music,” Deemi says with a chuckle. “Me and my friend looked at each other like, ‘What we done got ourselves into?’” Deemi’s singing aspirations were put on hold when, at 19, she gave birth to her son, Nathan, now 8. Her daughter, Felicity, 7, was born a year later. The pressures of being a poor, young mother were compounded by an abusive five-year relationship with her kids’ father, a round-the-way hustler known as Butta. In 2000, at 21, she finally left him (Butta was killed in Virginia in January 2004) and decided, she says, to take charge of her life. After a brief stint with the unsigned girl group DNA, she met Waynne “Bruce Waynne” Nugent, one-half of production crew Midi Mafia (50 Cent’s 2003 hit “21 Questions”), who signed her to their Atlantic Records–distributed imprint, Family Ties Entertainment. Already, her painfully honest piano-led ballad “Soundtrack of My Life,” from her forthcoming debut of the same title, is in heavy rotation at New York’s Hot 97 (WQHT-FM) and was featured in the compilation album Wendy Williams Brings the Heat Vol. 1 (Noo Trybe, 2005) as well as on buzz-heavy mixtapes like DJ Scope & DJ Biz’s R&B Overdrive and DJ Finesse & DJ Envy’s RNB Heat Wave 2k6 Part 2. The single finds Deemi revisiting her real-life wounds—from having no one to help babysit while she went to the studio to watching her baby daddy beat her mom with a metal dustpan. Through her intimate lyrics and hard-hitting vocals, Deemi recalls a young Mary J. Blige and seems to be striking a chord with wronged women everywhere.
Marissa is the main student in Highland Park High School and is the mother of Jackson and Kayla. She is my best friend.
Saturday, December 8, 2007
Coming to the World
Ashley Michelle Tisdale (born July 2, 1985)[1] is an American actress and singer. After appearing in several television roles during the late 1990s and early 2000s, she became known to young audiences for playing Maddie Fitzpatrick on the Disney Channel Original Series The Suite Life of Zack & Cody and Sharpay Evans in the Disney Channel Original Movie High School Musical. Tisdale has also pursued a music career and released her debut album Headstrong on February 6, 2007. She also participated in High School Musical: The Concert and reprised her role as Sharpay Evans in High School Musical 2.
Kiley Pelekai is the main character in the book called Coming to the World and her mother Nani inspired her at the Hawaii Dance.
Kiley Pelekai is the main character in the book called Coming to the World and her mother Nani inspired her at the Hawaii Dance.
Friday, December 7, 2007
Coming to the World
Abigail Michelle Henderson
Elizabeth Moss
A badger, and Cornelius' niece. It is she who is made sick by the poison gas, and she who must be cured with the help of the other furlings. She is an inquisitive tag-along; not yet old enough to be a pupil like the others, but spirited enough to cause trouble. Despite this, she is so darn cute I can't help but like her. She is the daughter of Nicola Peterson and Gavin Henderson.
Elizabeth Moss
A badger, and Cornelius' niece. It is she who is made sick by the poison gas, and she who must be cured with the help of the other furlings. She is an inquisitive tag-along; not yet old enough to be a pupil like the others, but spirited enough to cause trouble. Despite this, she is so darn cute I can't help but like her. She is the daughter of Nicola Peterson and Gavin Henderson.
Friday, November 16, 2007
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Coming to the World
Rhyon Nicole Brown has proved to be an amazingly talented young woman whose charm, wit, and bright personality have shined in every role she’s played! The 14-year-old made her television debut at a young age in a variety of commercials and soon became the face in print ads for brands like Disney and The Gap. Since then she has captivated audiences everywhere starring in the movie ‘Santa & Pete’, followed by television appearances and recurring roles in ‘That's So Raven’, ‘ER’, ‘My Wife and Kids’, ‘One on One’, ‘7th Heaven’ and ‘Judging Amy’, just to name a few. She also starred in the film Get Rich or Die Tryin', with rapper 50 Cent. In Rhyon's spare time, she enjoys traveling, dancing, singing, reading, cheer-leading, sports and hanging out with her family and friends. This dazzling young actress can be seen this fall starring as Lizzie Sutton in ‘Lincoln Heights’, the ABC Family original series. Make sure you catch the new season when it premieres early this September! To find out more about Rhyon click here to view her profile!
Coming to the World
Chelsea Tavares (born Chelsea Royce Tavares on September 22, 1991) is an American actress. She is a main cast member on the television show Unfabulous as the character Cranberry. She was also a guest star on TV shows such as The District and The Practice. Chelsea appeared alongside Romeo in the 2007 movie Crush on U. She has also appeared in commercials for Burger King, Reese's Peanut Butter Cup cereal, and others. She is the older sister of actress Kylee Russell and has another little sister Halle Russell. She also guest starred in Nick's Just Jordan's episode "Jordan's Got it Bad".
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Coming to the World
2Much:The group had only consisted of Marcel Wildy, Age 18, Milo Stokes, Age 17, and Chris Cheeks Jr, Age 15 who went from singing and rhyming in each other's living rooms to recording in a real recording studio. Myles Cleveland, Age 16 later joined the group after Chris Stokes had noticed him dancing at a Scream Tour concert in 2003, and with a brief audition backstage, Myles became the missing link 2Much needed. The other members are originally from California, Myles is a Bridgeport, CT native. With considerable help from Chris Stokes, Immature and B2K orchestrator, the group plotted its development. The quartet signed to Mathew Knowles' Music World label and was housed by Omarion's Music World-affiliated boutique imprint. In early 2007, 2Much made its full-length debut.
Coming to the World
hi my name is christion....today i have to go to work and i am really tired but my sister, mom, trece and carolyn are going to see why did i get married? i wanted to see it but i have to work but i will see it another day.....bye.....
Coming to the World
The Boomer Twins are evil girls at their world of life. They have a life with each other and rivals Angel Rhodes and everybody in the book called Coming to the World.
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