Instead of You
Nothing's left for mew to smile
every moment can't be worthwhile
living deas under dark skies
can't cry coz of exhausted eyes
I have fallen from grace
beneath the darkness I pray
Embrace me with melody
Take my heart set it free
music help me make it through
better to have it instead of you
It feels like love is going away
carrying everything but today
Looking for a way heading yesterday
when you're all still saying you'll stay
26 April 2007
24 April 2007
Lost
I never thought i feel this way not once in my life
I always thought you're here to stay no limit of the time
But now i need you ever than before
Now I seek you knocking on the door
Try to reach you from where I put you
You weren't there at all
Coz I've lost you in my pocket
and it felt deep from the start
that I just took you for granted
coz i've lost you in my pocket
and it felt deep inside my heart
that I felt so wasted looking for you
I am
Shredding off my skin slowly I begin uncovering what's within
discovering my feelings stop my breathingjust letting my heart sing
never thought I could be wrong that from the start it was you all along
never saw what was coming, waiting at the end or maybe its just pretending
never realized that i felt from you i couldnt get this happy feeling
never knew, never knew, never knew, i dont love you
hiding all these dirt under this shirt for i want to make it last
the visions of yesterday the unfinished past calling for savior from despair
looking at freak signs emboided in you blinded and untrue
finding everything avoiidng something good believing it would do
22 April 2007
Christina Aguilera to stage RP concert in July
SUPER pop siren Christina Aguilera is rolling in with her entourage of 88 people and 20 truckloads of stage fixtures, props, costumes, and effects for the Christina Aguilera Back to Basics Tour: Live in Taguig concert. The stage is set for July 6 at The Fort Open Field in Bonifacio Global City, and is slated to be one of the biggest productions to be staged in the country in years.
Wildly inventive
One of the most accomplished performers of the last decade, Christina Aguilera has sold over 30 million albums worldwide and cultivated a fan base that crosses generational, racial and gender lines. Now, segueing from the audacious sexuality of her second studio album, Stripped, the chameleon-like performer pays tribute to the music that has inspired her with her latest album Back To Basics (now available locally under Sony BMG Music Entertainment). A modern take on vintage jazz, soul and blues from the 1920s, ’30s, ’40s and beyond, her third studio album is wildly inventive, whose throwback style creates a sound that’s gritty and raw. “This is a concept album that follows a bold vision,” explains Aguilera. This double album, utilizes an orchestra, choir, string quartet and jazz horns.
Feat repeat
Aguilera’s backstory is well-known. A native of Staten Island, the pre-teen began performing in local talent shows while growing up in Pennsylvania. In 1992, after appearing on “Star Search,” She joined the cast of the Disney Channel’s “The New Mickey Mouse Club.” In 1998 Aguilera’s song “Reflection” for Disney’s Mulan led to a record deal with RCA and the release of her self-titled debut album in Summer, 1999. The album quickly hit number one on the strength of its first dance/pop single, “Genie In A Bottle” and other chart toppers including “What A Girl Wants.” It was a feat she would repeat the following year with Mi Reflejo, the smash Spanish-language version of her debut, followed by her hit holiday release, My Kind Of Christmas.
In 2001, Aguilera joined forces with Pink, Mya and Lil’ Kim on the smash “Lady Marmalade” single and video. That eye-popping slice of ear candy kept her front and center in the international spotlight even as she began, slowly and steadily, to lay the groundwork for her second album, Stripped. Released in October 2002, it sealed her status as an international superstar while transforming her previous squeaky-clean image into a fully sexualized woman with lots on her mind.
Along with the superheated funk of the album’s provocative debut single, “Dirrty,” came such standout tracks as “Beautiful,” "Fighter",“Can’t Hold Us Down” and “Make Over.” Earning her first of four Grammy Awards in 2000 for Best New Artist, her subsequent trophies came in 2001 for “Lady Marmalade” (Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals) and in 2003 for “Beautiful” (Best Female Pop Vocal Performance). Among countless other honors, she is also the recipient of a 2001 Latin Grammy Award for Mi Reflejo (Best Female Pop Vocal Album), a 2000 Billboard Music Award for Female Artist of the Year, and two 2004 Rolling Stone Music Awards (Best Female Performer, Readers’ Pick; and Best Tour, Readers’ Pick, “Justified and Stripped”).
SUPER pop siren Christina Aguilera is rolling in with her entourage of 88 people and 20 truckloads of stage fixtures, props, costumes, and effects for the Christina Aguilera Back to Basics Tour: Live in Taguig concert. The stage is set for July 6 at The Fort Open Field in Bonifacio Global City, and is slated to be one of the biggest productions to be staged in the country in years.
Wildly inventive
One of the most accomplished performers of the last decade, Christina Aguilera has sold over 30 million albums worldwide and cultivated a fan base that crosses generational, racial and gender lines. Now, segueing from the audacious sexuality of her second studio album, Stripped, the chameleon-like performer pays tribute to the music that has inspired her with her latest album Back To Basics (now available locally under Sony BMG Music Entertainment). A modern take on vintage jazz, soul and blues from the 1920s, ’30s, ’40s and beyond, her third studio album is wildly inventive, whose throwback style creates a sound that’s gritty and raw. “This is a concept album that follows a bold vision,” explains Aguilera. This double album, utilizes an orchestra, choir, string quartet and jazz horns.
Feat repeat
Aguilera’s backstory is well-known. A native of Staten Island, the pre-teen began performing in local talent shows while growing up in Pennsylvania. In 1992, after appearing on “Star Search,” She joined the cast of the Disney Channel’s “The New Mickey Mouse Club.” In 1998 Aguilera’s song “Reflection” for Disney’s Mulan led to a record deal with RCA and the release of her self-titled debut album in Summer, 1999. The album quickly hit number one on the strength of its first dance/pop single, “Genie In A Bottle” and other chart toppers including “What A Girl Wants.” It was a feat she would repeat the following year with Mi Reflejo, the smash Spanish-language version of her debut, followed by her hit holiday release, My Kind Of Christmas.
In 2001, Aguilera joined forces with Pink, Mya and Lil’ Kim on the smash “Lady Marmalade” single and video. That eye-popping slice of ear candy kept her front and center in the international spotlight even as she began, slowly and steadily, to lay the groundwork for her second album, Stripped. Released in October 2002, it sealed her status as an international superstar while transforming her previous squeaky-clean image into a fully sexualized woman with lots on her mind.
Along with the superheated funk of the album’s provocative debut single, “Dirrty,” came such standout tracks as “Beautiful,” "Fighter",“Can’t Hold Us Down” and “Make Over.” Earning her first of four Grammy Awards in 2000 for Best New Artist, her subsequent trophies came in 2001 for “Lady Marmalade” (Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals) and in 2003 for “Beautiful” (Best Female Pop Vocal Performance). Among countless other honors, she is also the recipient of a 2001 Latin Grammy Award for Mi Reflejo (Best Female Pop Vocal Album), a 2000 Billboard Music Award for Female Artist of the Year, and two 2004 Rolling Stone Music Awards (Best Female Performer, Readers’ Pick; and Best Tour, Readers’ Pick, “Justified and Stripped”).
08 April 2007
100 Most Powerful Celebrities
1. Kris Aquino
2. Manny Pacquio
3. Sam Milby
4. Judy Ann Santos
5. Angel Locsin
6. Sarah Geronimo
7. Toni Gonzaga
8. Richard Guitierrez
9. Piolo Pascual
10. Kamikazee
11. Dennis Trillo
12. Willie Revillame
13. Kim Chiu
14. Joey de Leon
15. Katrina Halili
16. Nina
17. Boy Abunda
18. Makisig Morales
19. Michael V.
20. Vic Sotto
21. Sharon Cuneta
22. Bea Alonzo
23. Vilma Santos
24. Regine Velasquez
25. Korina Sanchez
26. Jennylyn Mercado
27. Maricel Soriano
28. John Lloyd Cruz
29. Mike Enriquez
30. Dolphy
31. Bamboo
32. Gary Valenciano
33. Ryan Agoncillo
34. Anne Curtis
35. Gerald Anderson
36. Matt Evans
37. Keanna Reeves
38. Rivermaya
39. Dingdong Dantes
40. Luis Manzano
41. Christian Bautista
42. Mel Tiangco
43. Jolina Magdangal
44. MYMP
45. Vhong Navarro
46. Rhian Ramos
47. Sponge Cola
48. DJ Mo Twister
49. KC Concepcion
50. Lovi Poe
51. Claudine Barretto
52. Ai-Ai delas Alas
53. Yeng Constantino
54. Ogie Alcasid
55. Mark Herras
56. Zsazsa Padilla
57. Angelica Panganiban
58. Kristine Hermosa
59. Yasmien Kurdi
60. Janno Gibbs
61. Roxanne Guinoo
62. Sunshine Dizon
63. Jessica Soho
64. Gretchen Baretto
65. Lolit Solis
66. Allan K
67. Cristy Fermin
68. Robin Padilla
69. Iza Calzado
70. Sitti
71. Hale
72. Aga Muhlach
73. Marvin Agustin
74. Cueshe
75. Iwa Moto
76. Camille Prats
77. Jericho Rosales
78. Julius Babao
79. Ruffa Gutierrez
80. Erik Santos
81. Sam Concepcion
82. Vicky Morales
83. Susan Roces
84. Derek Ramsey
85. Diana Zubiri
86. Kristine Hermosa
87. Mariel Rodriguez
88. Iya Villania
89. Albert Martinez
90. Pokwang
91. Alfred Vargas
92. Ruffa Mae Quinto
93. Richard Gomez
94. Zanjoe Marudo
95. John Prats
96. 6cyclemind
97. Cesar Montano
98. Heart Evangelista
99. Karen Davila
100. Edu Manzano
According to :http://www.pinoycelebopedia.blogspot.com
1. Kris Aquino
2. Manny Pacquio
3. Sam Milby
4. Judy Ann Santos
5. Angel Locsin
6. Sarah Geronimo
7. Toni Gonzaga
8. Richard Guitierrez
9. Piolo Pascual
10. Kamikazee
11. Dennis Trillo
12. Willie Revillame
13. Kim Chiu
14. Joey de Leon
15. Katrina Halili
16. Nina
17. Boy Abunda
18. Makisig Morales
19. Michael V.
20. Vic Sotto
21. Sharon Cuneta
22. Bea Alonzo
23. Vilma Santos
24. Regine Velasquez
25. Korina Sanchez
26. Jennylyn Mercado
27. Maricel Soriano
28. John Lloyd Cruz
29. Mike Enriquez
30. Dolphy
31. Bamboo
32. Gary Valenciano
33. Ryan Agoncillo
34. Anne Curtis
35. Gerald Anderson
36. Matt Evans
37. Keanna Reeves
38. Rivermaya
39. Dingdong Dantes
40. Luis Manzano
41. Christian Bautista
42. Mel Tiangco
43. Jolina Magdangal
44. MYMP
45. Vhong Navarro
46. Rhian Ramos
47. Sponge Cola
48. DJ Mo Twister
49. KC Concepcion
50. Lovi Poe
51. Claudine Barretto
52. Ai-Ai delas Alas
53. Yeng Constantino
54. Ogie Alcasid
55. Mark Herras
56. Zsazsa Padilla
57. Angelica Panganiban
58. Kristine Hermosa
59. Yasmien Kurdi
60. Janno Gibbs
61. Roxanne Guinoo
62. Sunshine Dizon
63. Jessica Soho
64. Gretchen Baretto
65. Lolit Solis
66. Allan K
67. Cristy Fermin
68. Robin Padilla
69. Iza Calzado
70. Sitti
71. Hale
72. Aga Muhlach
73. Marvin Agustin
74. Cueshe
75. Iwa Moto
76. Camille Prats
77. Jericho Rosales
78. Julius Babao
79. Ruffa Gutierrez
80. Erik Santos
81. Sam Concepcion
82. Vicky Morales
83. Susan Roces
84. Derek Ramsey
85. Diana Zubiri
86. Kristine Hermosa
87. Mariel Rodriguez
88. Iya Villania
89. Albert Martinez
90. Pokwang
91. Alfred Vargas
92. Ruffa Mae Quinto
93. Richard Gomez
94. Zanjoe Marudo
95. John Prats
96. 6cyclemind
97. Cesar Montano
98. Heart Evangelista
99. Karen Davila
100. Edu Manzano
According to :http://www.pinoycelebopedia.blogspot.com
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