Having an Entourage moment watching John Cleese and Christina Aguilera film an Entourage moment.
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.AaronPriceman
July 2, 2010
You Lost Me Video Director Tweet About Christina
Its rare that you meet an artist like christina...her power is her truth and that is what we sought to capture...
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.anthonymandler
July 1, 2010
June 29, 2010
Christina Talks "Burlesque" In Cancun
Christina Aguilera operate your sensual side in his debut film, to premiere the film “Burlesque,” which was presented this afternoon in this city media.
In the film musical, which hits screens in January 2011 nationals, the interpreter of “Genius in a bottle” plays Ali, a woman with a loud voice who decides to leave the small town he lives to fulfill their dreams in Los Angeles .
“I think it’s a real movie, spectacular, with sensuality. The film has a lot of female talent, there is dancing, it was a very pleasant experience,” said Aguilera.
“To me sensuality is artistic expression, the story has very different women. Being in cinema is an unforgettable experience, it was nervous,” he said in his brief visit to country.
In the New York press conference 29 years was accompanied by the film’s director Steve Antin (Glass house: the Good Mother) and actress Kristen Bell (Gossip Girl and Heroes).
The film also featured Cher, an old acquaintance in the seventh art and music, who plays the woman who gives him a job.
“Being with her is amazing, when I opened my arms,” recalled Aguilera.
The singer said she would like to follow in the movie sets.
“I know it’s difficult, because there are very talented, but I would,” he said.
The director Steve Antin Aguilera highlighted the ability to get on camera and act convincingly.
"You Lost Me" Video In The Way
Christina Aguilera has hired one of music’s most popular directors for her ‘You Lost Me’music video. Anthony Mandler has confirmed via his twitter that he will be directing the clip this week. “I love this song I’m working with this week” he writes before making the confirmation. “You Lost Me”. Source.
Mandler certainly does not come cheap, since he is now a big name in Pop music’s Elite. Last year, he directed avande-garde music clips for Rihanna, Amerie and Jay-Z. Plus,Beyonce is also one of his biggest clients. It’s good that after ‘Bionic’ was certified moulded cheese, she is still pressing ahead with making things work.
Releasing ‘You Lost Me’ and picking Mandler for its clip is definetely a positive step in the right direction. If you’re still not familiar with Mandler’s work, I’ve posted all of his back catalogue after the jump.
Anthony Mandler twitted
Mandler certainly does not come cheap, since he is now a big name in Pop music’s Elite. Last year, he directed avande-garde music clips for Rihanna, Amerie and Jay-Z. Plus,Beyonce is also one of his biggest clients. It’s good that after ‘Bionic’ was certified moulded cheese, she is still pressing ahead with making things work.
Releasing ‘You Lost Me’ and picking Mandler for its clip is definetely a positive step in the right direction. If you’re still not familiar with Mandler’s work, I’ve posted all of his back catalogue after the jump.
Anthony Mandler twitted
June 27, 2010
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June 23, 2010
Gaga Bashes Christina In Rolling Stone Interview
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Who the fuck she think she is?
Christina is an example of strength
and empowerment
Christina And Smokey To Perform Together
In order to mark the one-year anniversary of Michael Jackson's death, Christina Aguilera and Smokey Robinson are going to perform in honor of the late King of Pop. They are set to take the stage on CBS for a special program dubbed "The King of Pop: One Year Later".
The two singers are scheduled to team up for a live rendition of Michael's hit single "Man in the Mirror" on the long-hour broadcast tribute which will be aired live on June 25. Joining them on the gig will be LL Cool J, Marc Anthony and James Morrison.
Christina said as quoted by Us Magazine, "Music wouldn't be what it is without someone like Michael Jackson. I remember going to my high school talent show singing 'The Way You Make Me Feel' and being a huge fan of his album 'Bad'. I know all my dancers wouldn't be behind me dancing if it weren't for that."
Marc additionally stated, "A Michael Jackson comes around literally once in a lifetime. They break the mold and I think there're people who just sacrifice their life, their personal life all for the arts. That's what Michael did; he sacrificed his life for the arts."
The two singers are scheduled to team up for a live rendition of Michael's hit single "Man in the Mirror" on the long-hour broadcast tribute which will be aired live on June 25. Joining them on the gig will be LL Cool J, Marc Anthony and James Morrison.
Christina said as quoted by Us Magazine, "Music wouldn't be what it is without someone like Michael Jackson. I remember going to my high school talent show singing 'The Way You Make Me Feel' and being a huge fan of his album 'Bad'. I know all my dancers wouldn't be behind me dancing if it weren't for that."
Marc additionally stated, "A Michael Jackson comes around literally once in a lifetime. They break the mold and I think there're people who just sacrifice their life, their personal life all for the arts. That's what Michael did; he sacrificed his life for the arts."
June 22, 2010
Christina To Make Tribute To Michael Jackson
This Friday, June 25, marks the one-year anniversary of Michael Jackson's shocking death at age 50.
CBS News' The Early Show will celebrate the legendary singer and performer with The King of Pop: One Year Later, an hour-long broadcast tribute (during the 8am hour) devoted to Jackson's life and legacy.
On hand to remember the superstar? Christina Aguilera, Marc Anthony, LL Cool J and Smokey Robinson -- plus British singer James Morrison, set to perform "Man in the Mirror" live.
Christina Aguilera: "Music wouldn't be what it is without someone like Michael Jackson. I remember going to my high school talent show singing 'The Way You Make Me Feel' and being a huge fan of his album Bad. I know all my dancers wouldn't be behind me dancing if it weren't for that."
Marc Anthony: "A Michael Jackson comes around literally once in a lifetime. They break the mold and I think there're people who just sacrifice their life, their personal life all for the arts. That's what Michael did; he sacrificed his life for the arts."
LL Cool J: "I think one of the coolest things he told me was never limit yourself; the fact that if people can whistle your songs then they can understand it all over the world. Because there are language barriers...People speak different languages all over the world. Melody is king and I think Michael really understood that...What we didn't lose is his legacy and that incredible catalogue and body of work...We may have lost the man, but we didn't lose the legacy. The legacy is actually bigger than that one human being. That legacy touched millions."
CBS News' The Early Show will celebrate the legendary singer and performer with The King of Pop: One Year Later, an hour-long broadcast tribute (during the 8am hour) devoted to Jackson's life and legacy.
On hand to remember the superstar? Christina Aguilera, Marc Anthony, LL Cool J and Smokey Robinson -- plus British singer James Morrison, set to perform "Man in the Mirror" live.
Christina Aguilera: "Music wouldn't be what it is without someone like Michael Jackson. I remember going to my high school talent show singing 'The Way You Make Me Feel' and being a huge fan of his album Bad. I know all my dancers wouldn't be behind me dancing if it weren't for that."
Marc Anthony: "A Michael Jackson comes around literally once in a lifetime. They break the mold and I think there're people who just sacrifice their life, their personal life all for the arts. That's what Michael did; he sacrificed his life for the arts."
LL Cool J: "I think one of the coolest things he told me was never limit yourself; the fact that if people can whistle your songs then they can understand it all over the world. Because there are language barriers...People speak different languages all over the world. Melody is king and I think Michael really understood that...What we didn't lose is his legacy and that incredible catalogue and body of work...We may have lost the man, but we didn't lose the legacy. The legacy is actually bigger than that one human being. That legacy touched millions."
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