21 December 2005>> I've added caps from Jay-Z - Izzo (H.O.V.A.) video.
21 December 2005
>> I've added caps from Jay-Z - Izzo (H.O.V.A.) video.
>> I've added caps from Jay-Z - Encore video.
>> I've added caps from Jagged Edge - Gotta Be video.
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20 December 2005
>> Click here to view cover of a new Beyonce single - Check On It.
>> I've added four remixes of Check On It song and instrumental version. All files you can download in audio section. The remixes are really great ;)!
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19 December 2005
>> R+B singer Beyonce Knowles is convinced the demise of Destiny's Child won't sink in properly until she begins work on her second solo album. Knowles and her former bandmates Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland split Destiny's Child this summer (05) after selling more than 40 million singles and albums. But the 24-year-old, who is in regular contact with Williams and her cousin Rowland, knows she will only fully realise the impact of becoming a permanent solo star when she has to choose the tracks for her next record. She says, "I don't think I'm going to feel it until I have an album coming out. "When I go into the studio and I have to decide the singles and the videos and all of that by myself, when I have that pressure and I'm going to have to perform by myself - that's when it's gonna hit."
>> Rap producer and stylist Pharrell Williams' A Bathing Ape (BAPE) clothing company has designed a special pair of high-heeled sneakers for Beyonce Knowles' new Pink Panther video. The former Destiny's Child star is a big fan of the footwear and asked if she could have a stylish pink shoe to go with her urban look in the new promo, Check On It. She says, "These shoes are actually BAPEs and we got them specially made; these are the only high-heeled BAPEs." The stylish singer/actress had a blast from the past while making the new video - she has her hair in cornrows. She explains, "I'm taking you back to when I first came out in '98 and this is really when I braided my hair."
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17 December 2005
>> I've added to video section new Beyonce video - Check On It. It's great :D! Download now! Maybe sonn I will add this videoclip in .mpg ;).
>> I've added caps from Check On It video.
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15 December 2005
>> R+B star Beyonce Knowles' new perfume True Star Gold represents her on-stage alter-ego Sasha. The former Destiny's Child bandmember, 24, launched True Star fragrance with Tommy Hilfiger in September 2004, and after huge sales, the pair have launched a second scent this month (December 2005), which represents Knowles' second personality. Knowles says, "I had True Star originally. And it was a reflection of my true self, of Beyonce. It was really private, and not overbearing. "True Star Gold - Gold is my favourite colour, and it, basically, is a reflection of Sasha, who is my personality on the stage. It's more sexy. It's more outgoing. It's the type of fragrance you would wear if you had a hot date or you're going out, having a Sex And The City night with your girlfriends."
>> I've added some christmas avatars.
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14 December 2005
>> R+B beauty Beyonce Knowles has laughed off reports she is set to wed to boyfriend Jay-Z in the new year (06), insisting the media makes up engagement stories about "every celebrity". The former Destiny's Child singer, 24, and rap mogul Jay-Z, 36, have been dating since late 2002 after finding love while recording duet Bonnie And Clyde. Knowles says, "I have no wedding plans. No, I'm not rushing. "They've been saying it about every celebrity forever. It's not personal. They just do it to everyone. "I'm 24 years old!"
>> Pop star Beyonce Knowles can't wait for audiences to see her fourth feature film Dreamgirls, because it will be "the first time" she acts. The R+B star has made three movies so far, including Austin Powers In Goldmember, The Fighting Temptations and the forthcoming The Pink Panther, but insists she hasn't really "acted" properly in the roles. She explains, "I get to really show a range and really get to act for the first time."
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13 December 2005
>> I've added photos from launching True Star Gold.
>> I've added photos from Kennedy Center Honors.
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10 December 2005
>> With eight nominations each, Mariah Carey, John Legend and Kanye West lead the field for the 48th annual Grammy Awards. 50 Cent, Beyoncé, the Black Eyed Peas' Will.i.am and Stevie Wonder have six nods each for the honors, which will be handed out Feb. 8 at Staples Center in Los Angeles and broadcast live on CBS. Carey and West are both up in the album of the year category, with "The Emancipation of Mimi" (Island) and "Late Registration," respectively (Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam), respectively. They will compete against Paul McCartney's "Chaos and Creation in the Backyard" (MPL/Capitol)), Gwen Stefani's "Love. Angel. Music. Baby." (Interscope) and U2's "How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb" (Interscope). Carey and West meet again in the record of the year field, where her "We Belong Together" and his "Gold Digger" will vie for the trophy with Gorillaz's "Feel Good Inc." featuring De La Soul, Green Day's "Boulevard Of Broken Dreams" and Stefani's "Hollaback Girl." Legend is up for the best new artist award along with Ciara, Fall Out Boy, Keane and Sugarland. As a songwriter, he earned a song of the year nod as J. Stephens with William Adams (Will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas) for "Ordinary People." That category has his work mentioned alongside Bruce Springsteen ("Devils & Dust"), Boyd, Jeff Hanna and Marcus Hummon ("Bless The Broken Road" performed by Rascal Flatts), U2 ("Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own") and J. Austin, Carey, Jermaine Dupri and Manuel Seal ("We Belong Together" performed by Carey). Other multiple nominees include Missy Elliott, Alicia Keys, Springsteen Stefani and U2 (five), and Common, Destiny's Child, Foo Fighters, Gorillaz, Neptunes, Brad Paisley, Phil Tan and Gretchen Wilson (four). Voting members of the Recording Academy will receive ballots after they are mailed Dec. 14, which will be tabulated by the accounting firm of Deloitte beginning Jan. 11. For the full list of nominations, visit grammy.com.
Beyonce nominations:
Best Female R&B Vocal Performance (Wishing On A Star)
Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals (So Amazing featuring Stevie Wonder)
Destiny's Child nominations:
Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals (Cater 2 U)
Best Contemporary R&B Album (Destiny Fulfilled)
Best R&B Song (Cater 2 U)
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration (Soldier feat T.I. & Lil Wayne)
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9 December 2005
>> Beyoncé Knowles is planning to marry fiancé Jay-Z in the Caribbean next summer. The sexy R&B star and her rapper boyfriend have begun planning their wedding day - but are determined to keep the details a secret. A source close to the couple said: "It will be a small, intimate wedding with just close friends and family. "Preparations are under way, but the exact date and location have yet to be decided. "Both Beyoncé and Jay are determined to avoid turning the day into a media circus. So only they and their parents will know the full details until the very last minute." Meanwhile, the former Destiny's Child singer, who has dated rapper Jay-Z for three years, has said she finds it easy to keep her love life out of the spotlight. The beautiful singer said: "Even in school I was private. It kept my name out of people's mouths. "Not because I was ashamed or because I wasn't passionate about who I was dating, but because it seemed more pure when I treated it like it was sacred. "I don't mind being vulnerable, but people scrutinise celebrities and make up stories. Then when everyone in the world is talking about you, it makes things really hard. I'm just a regular woman."
>> Tina Turner and Tony Bennett, two legends of American music, earned accolades from a broad array of pop and jazz stars Sunday during the Kennedy Center Honors. In honor of Turner, Queen Latifah sang "What's Love Got to Do With It," Melissa Etheridge sang "River Deep, Mountain High" and Beyonce Knowles performed "Proud Mary." Oprah Winfrey called herself "Tina's biggest known groupie" and spoke of seeing Turner perform live, advising the star-studded audience at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, "Add that to the list of things you do before you die." Bennett was saluted with performances of standards like "I Left My Heart in San Francisco," by trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, "For Once in My Life," by R&B star John Legend, and "Fly Me to the Moon," by chanteuse Diana Krall. The Kennedy Center Honors will be broadcast Dec. 27 on CBS.
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8 December 2005
>> I've chosen a new site of the month.
>> I've added two new videos - Dreamgirls Trailer & McDonald's Commercial
>> I've added photo from Spirit Of Life Award Roast.
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7 December 2005
>> Beyonce Knowles has hit out at claims she was pushed into showbiz by her parents, insisting she is driven purely by her love of music. The singer/actress' every move is managed by her father Mathew, but she claims he is unfairly labelled a pushy dad. Knowles says, "I never felt that I was being dragged into the business. I always loved music and never felt pushed beyond my own ambitions to succeed. "I never had to sing or earn money for my family because we lived very well. We had a nice house, nice cars. I only sang because I loved it".
>> Destiny's Child were dumbstruck when their lifelong idol Michael Jackson approached them singing one of their songs. The starstruck Survivor beauties, Beyonce, Kelly and Michelle, grew up listening to the Thriller hitmaker and insist meeting him at his 30 years in showbusiness bash a few years ago was more than a dream come true. Rowland says, "To finally meet someone whose music we've grown up listening to blew us away. "And Michael was one of the nicest people we've ever met - he came up to us singing the lyrics to Bootylicious! "We just stood there like dumbstruck fans with our mouths open in shock - I think we may have even screamed!"
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6 December 2005
>> Whitney Houston has criticised younger singers including Christina Aguilera, Beyonce Knowles and Britney Spears for being too willing to sign up for advertising deals. While Aguilera has championed Pepsi, and Knowles has represented fast food giant McDonalds, Whitney insists she never sold herself commercially except as an actress and a singer. She says, "They are a brand. They sell everything whereas I have only ever been a singer and actress. They do too much promotion".
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4 December 2005
>> I've added some new photos to misc section in gallery:
Beyonce doll
L'OREAL Billboard
Pepsi Billboard
Pink Panther movie
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2 December 2005
>> Some of music's biggest stars are among the nominees up for awards in the various music categories for "The 32nd Annual People's Choice Awards." The nominees who include Usher, Destiny's Child, Gwen Stefani, Amerie, Black Eyed Peas, and Nelly are trying to win the "People's Choice" vote for such categories as "Favorite Female Performer," "Favorite Male Performer," "Favorite Group," "Favorite Tour" and "Favorite Song From A Movie." The winners for each category will be revealed when "The 32nd Annual People's Choice Awards" air live from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, Tuesday, Jan. 10 on the CBS Television Network (9:00-11:00 PM, live ET/ delayed PT). To vote for your favorite choice in each category, visit pcavote.com. All votes must be in by December 11, 2005. Winners will be announced on the Jan. 10 broadcast. Destiny's Child are nominated in one category:
FAVORITE GROUP
The Black Eyed Peas
Destiny's Child
Green Day
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1 December 2005
>> I've added some scans to gallery:
In Style
Jane
Vogue
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30 November 2005
>> 50 Cent, Mariah Carey and Green Day are the top finalists for the Billboard Music Awards, which will be handed out December 6 from Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena, and broadcast live on Fox. Rap legend LL Cool J will host the event, which will boast newly confirmed performances from Gwen Stefani and Daddy Yankee with Pharrell. 50 Cent is a finalist in eight categories, followed by Carey with seven and Green Day with six. All three will vie for artist of the year and album of the year for "The Massacre," "The Emancipation of Mimi" and "American Idiot," respectively. The other album of the year finalist is Eminem's "Encore," while Kelly Clarkson is the fourth artist of the year finalist. Green Day is also a finalist for group of the year, along with the Black Eyed Peas, Destiny's Child and the Killers. In the new artist of the year category, the finalists are Stefani, Fantasia, the Game and Rob Thomas. Other multiple-award finalists are Fantasia, the Game and Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz (four), Stefani, Clarkson, Eminem, the Killers and Destiny's Child (three) and Snoop Dogg featuring Pharrell, Mario, Ciara, Foo Fighters and Nine Inch Nails (two). Tom Petty will receive the Century Award and Kanye West will be bestowed with the 2005 Artist Achievement Award at the ceremony. Green Day, Toby Keith, R. Kelly and Carrie Underwood will also perform.
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27 November 2005
>> I've added a new video - Stand Up For Love (2005 World Children's Day Anthem).
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26 November 2005
>> In another key piece of casting, Keith Robinson has joined the lineup of the movie version of the Broadway musical "Dreamgirls," the tale of a '60s girl group loosely based on the Supremes. Robinson - whose credits range from "Fat Albert" to the recent FX series "Over There" and NBC's "American Dreams" - will play the composer C.C., brother of the pivotal character of Effie. The casting represents a particular coup because at one point R&B heartthrob Usher was reported to be in negotiations for the part, though no deal was reached. With filming on the DreamWorks/Paramount Pictures production set to begin in January under the direction of Bill Condon ("Kinsey"), the rest of the cast is quickly taking shape. Last week, DreamWorks announced that Jennifer Hudson, a former "American Idol" contestant, will play Effie, the role made famous by Jennifer Holiday in the original 1981 Broadway show when Holiday belted out her signature tune "And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going." Along with Hudson, Beyonce Knowles and Anika Noni Rose will play girl group the Dreamettes. Jamie Foxx is set as their manager, Curtis Taylor, and Eddie Murphy is playing the headliner James "Thunder" Early. Condon has adapted the screenplay from the show's original book by Tom Eyen. Lyrics and music are by Eyen and Henry Krieger, respectively.
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25 November 2005
>> Beyoncé shot a video on Tuesday for "Check on It," the next single from Destiny's Child's #1's. Hype Williams directed the clip and fellow Houstonians Slim Thug and Bun B co-star.
>> The AMA nominees are selected based on record sales. That music contest is very important for all American singers, even for artist award in the Latin music. Destiny's Child trio picked up a pair of awards at 33rd Annual American Music Awards. Mariah Carey led all nominees with a total of four nominations. She collected the prize for Favorite Female Artist in the Soul/R&B category. But she lost out on the award for Favorite Female Artist in the Pop/Rock category to Gwen Stefani. Stefani was presented for the first time at the American Music Award. Redneck Woman Gretchen Wilson took home Favorite Female Artist honors in the Country category. Missy Elliott took the prize on the Rap/Hip-Hop category. Rob was the Favorite Male Artist. Tim McGraw was awarded for the Best Album for Live Like You Were Dying. Shakira took home the Favorite Artist award in the Latin music category.
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23 November 2005
>> I've added a new song to audio section - Destiny's Child - Home For The Holidays.
>> I've added photos from New York.
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21 November 2005
>> I've added photos from Destiny Fullfilled & Lovin' It Tour photoshoot.
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20 November 2005
>> On the site you can see a new layout :). I hope you'll like it. Write what you think about it!
>> I've updated sections: videography and fragrances.
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