Featuring some of Christian Hip-Hop's hottest & illest talents. The DWYL: DON'T WASTE YOUR LIFE TOUR 2009 is sure to be a massive hit featuring Lecrae, Trip Lee, Tedashii, Sho Baraka & Flame.
Only 3 Shows in Cali. They Coming @ The Victory Outreach Church on Thursday, July 16th. Located @ 990 W. Mill St. in San Bernardino. Cost is $15 in advance, $18 @ the door and $20 for VIP. For more info on this show call (909) 884-1921 or visit the VOC website HERE.
Also in San Diego @ The Rock Church on Saturday, July 18th. Located @ 2277 Rosecrans St. Cost is $10 in advance adn $15 @ the door. For more info on this show call (619) 226-7625 or visit the ROCK CHURCH website HERE.
Finally in San Leandro @ The Faith Fellowship located @ 577 Manon Blvd on Sunday, July 19th. Cost is $13 (With 10+ group), $15 in advance and $20 at the door. For more info on this show call (510) 773-8062. Don't miss this exciting event. Hope To See You There!
Check out the promo video below or visit the DWYL Tour 2009 website HERE for more videos.
Alright Boys & Girls! The moment we've all been waiting for is here. Tonight @ 7pm, The MOVEMENT 2009 at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa begins with a Concert from Phil Wickham, Worship with Rock Harbor & The Word with Mike Erre. Then continues tomorrow @ 3pm with the conference/workshops. Also @ 5pm with tons of Independent Films, tons of pro skater & BMX riders, tons of musical guests from Hawk Nelson, to DJ Promote & LA Symphony. Plus Skate & BMX Demos with a $1000 trick contest.
So come and join us as a generation find it's voice here at the MOVEMENT! For more information or direction click on the above link.
I was so stoked to see that Trip Lee's new music video featuring Tedashii had made it to MTV U's Freshmen Videos and even premiering tomorrow on BET's 106 & Park. It's positive and has a message of hope, plus in terms of lyrics this song rips it hard. So if you wanna vote for this video click HERE.
Summer sensation SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE kicks off its fifth season with a two-night, four-hour season premiere Thursday, May 21 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) and Wednesday, May 27 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. Hosted by Cat Deeley, the original dance competition series will inspire and amaze viewers as dancers skilled in styles ranging from hip-hop to ballroom compete to be named America's Favorite Dancer.
Last season's winner, Joshua Allen, danced off with a $250,000 cash prize, the title of America's Favorite Dancer and an offer for a featured dance role in the upcoming Adam Shankman film "Step Up 3-D."
Once the DANCE auditions conclude, weekly performance shows will air on Wednesdays (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT), and weekly results shows will air on Thursdays (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT).
Auditions for Season Five were amazing as Dancers across the country were able to strut their stuff for judges Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy in New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Denver, Memphis and Seattle.
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE was created by Simon Fuller and Nigel Lythgoe and comes from 19 Entertainment, Ltd. and Dick Clark Productions. It is executive-produced by Simon Fuller, Nigel Lythgoe and Barry Adelman.
For all Ya'll who has a FACEBOOK profile! Who can't say that this game is not addicting? When I first got the challenge request from a friend, I knew that it was a beginning of something wonderful. The moment I started playing, I just couldn't resist but to play some more and beat my previous score and be the best in the Top List. But unfortunately I'm still ranked No. 16 out of all of my friends.
What is CHAIN RXN you may ask? Chain Rxn is a simple stress relieving flash game, where the object is to set off the biggest chain reaction. The bold and flashy colors, the soothing sounds of a chiming note and the beautiful explosions are pretty much what draws you in to play this game over and over and over.
Kris Allen wins season 8 of American Idol. It was a huge shocker for him, his face says it all. Allen was totally in doubt that he had actually won the competition. Just in case you missed the winning Kris' winning moment, just watch the video above. Congratulations and mad big ups to Kris! Can't wait for his album to drop this fall.
It is with much grief, severe disappointment and an overwhelming fear of the Lord that Cross Movement Records is sad to announce that we will be discontinuing the forwarding and promotion of the Artist and Minister, The Ambassador AKA William “Duce” Branch, due to recent findings of moral failure in his marriage. It is CMR’s past, current and prayerfully, future position that living in moral compromise is unacceptable and never allowable in the lives of any of the ministers that we co-labor with.We continue to hold up the teachings of Christ as the standard for all Christians and especially those in Christian leadership and public ministry.Although it is a rare find these days, discipline is still one of the true marks of the true Church.
That being said, we also know according to Hebrews 12:6 that “whom The Lord loves He disciplines.”So we know that our beloved brother Duce is under the Lord’s loving care (Hebrews 12:5-11). We at CMR solicit your prayers for him as he begins the uphill climb of restoration through the process of repentance.We also ask that you remember his wife and children in your quiet time with our Lord as well.We are reminded by Galatians 6:1, that we are to work toward the restoration of our dear brother in due season and also to do such in the spirit of meekness, considering ourselves lest we also be tempted.
Lastly, some that have had this circumstance announced to them through other sources have begun to suggest some type of cover-up or a sweeping under the carpet by CMR because of a slight delay in this statement versus the announcement that has already happened in William Branch’s church.This is the farthest thing from the truth.This matter was unbeknownst to CMR and upon discovery we have taken the proper time to speak with the Lord, The Ambassador, his church leadership and many other Christian leaders regarding this issue.After seeking wisdom and allowing the appropriate amount of time to make sure we had all the issues in full consideration, we have come forward as quickly as we were able to after completing this process.
In conclusion, we apologize for the effect that this may have on many who have followed and supported The Ambassador, Cross Movement and Cross Movement Records for many years.Despite this unfortunate occurrence, CMR and all of its artist/ministers continue committed, our resolve unaffected, with the mission of making the message of the Cross known to the world.Again, we ask for your prayers as we keep our hands to the plow, heal our wounded and worship the God of our Salvation.We remain Christ’s and your servant.
With the biggest upset last week, as we loss Danny Gokey. Season 8 of American idol all comes down for the Battle of Good Vs. Evil. Kris Allen and Adam Lambert are the 2 finalist and tonight is the last time dedicated fans are able to make a difference as to who will be the next American Idol for this season. Tune in to FOX Tonight 8/9c for the Last showdown and tomorrow night for the Finale to crown Season 8's American Idol on FOX for a 2 hour special starting at 8/9c.
As for me with Danny Gokey gone...My votes move to Kris Allen, Win or Lose!
WARNING: This Ain't Your Brother Or Sister's High School Musical!
From Ryan Murphy, the creator of "Nip/Tuck" and "Popular," comes GLEE, a one-hour musical comedy that follows an optimistic high school teacher as he tries to transform the school's Glee Club and inspire a group of ragtag performers to make it to the biggest competition of them all: Nationals.
McKinley High School's Glee Club used to be at the top of the show choir world, but years later, a series of scandals have turned it into a haven for misfits and social outcasts. WILL SCHUESTER (Matthew Morrison, Broadway's "Hairspray"), a young optimistic teacher, has offered to take on the Herculean task of restoring McKinley's Glee Club to its former glory with the help of fellow teacher EMMA PILLSBURY (Jayma Mays, "Ugly Betty"). It's a tall order when the brightest stars of the pitch-imperfect club include KURT (Chris Colfer), a nerdy soprano with a flair for the dramatic; MERCEDES (Amber Riley), a dynamic diva-in-training who refuses to sing back-up; ARTY (Kevin McHale, "Zoey 101"), a geeky guitarist who spends more time avoiding bullies than chasing girls; and TINA (Jenna Ushkowitz, "Spring Awakening"), an awkward girl who needs to suppress her stutter before she can take center stage.
Will's only hope lies with two true talents: RACHEL BERRY (Lea Michele, "Spring Awakening"), a perfectionist firecracker who is convinced that show choir is her ticket to stardom; and FINN HUDSON (Cory Monteith, "Kyle XY"), the popular high school quarterback with movie star looks and a Motown voice who must protect his reputation with his holier-than-thou girlfriend, QUINN (Dianna Agron), and his arrogant teammate, PUCK (Mark Salling).
Driven by his secret past, Will is determined to do whatever it takes to make Glee great again, even though everyone around him thinks he's nuts. He's out to prove them all wrong - from his tough-as-nails wife TERRI SCHUESTER (Jessalyn Gilsig, "Nip/Tuck") to McKinley's cheerleading coach SUE SYLVESTER (guest star Jane Lynch, "Best In Show," "Role Models") to an ?ber-hip world that thinks jazz hands and sequined tuxedos litter the road to infamy rather than pave the way to Hollywood dreams.
Featuring a soundtrack of hit songs from past and present, GLEE is produced by Ryan Murphy Television in association with 20th Century Fox Television. Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan are co-creators of the series. Murphy, Falchuk and Dante Di Loreto serve as executive producers, while Ian Brennan and John Kousakis serve as co-executive producers. Murphy directed the pilot.
Watch GLEE on FOX Tonight At 9/8c after American Idol.
When you record the type of smart, catchy songs Mat Kearney cut for his 2006 album Nothing Left to Lose, you end up spending a lot of time on the road. And after that album’s title track throttled up the charts, that’s exactly what Kearney did. Three years later, he returns with City of Black & White, an album informed by the travelling, performing and adventuring the Oregon-born, Nashville-based singer did while supporting his breakthrough album. An open-hearted album of self-discovery, City of Black & White is a chronicle of the people he met and missed during that journey. Musically, it’s an upping of the ante, laced with hooks and rhythms that are meant to sneak up on you quietly and quickly, en route to winning your love.
If Nothing Left to Lose sent Kearney on a marathon tour - during which he opened treks for the likes of John Mayer, Sheryl Crow, and The Fray, in between his own headline stints - it also built up to an eventual happy return to Nashville, his home for the past eight years. And City of Black & White definitely reflects that, as it’s marked by the pride and happiness that comes with spending five years trying to make it, and then finally getting there.
“At its core, this record is about community - finding it and losing it,” he says. “There’s definitely the theme of this travelling/sojourner/vagabond kind of guy landing in the midst of people that he loves, and who love him - guy/girl, musician, old people, all of that. It feels as if the travelling sojourner of Nothing Left to Lose has found a home, a group of companions, and a love. Many of the songs deal with what happens after that - after someone digs roots, allows himself to fall in love, to clasp arms with a brother, to dig in through high moments as well as the painful ones. It speaks of vulnerability more than distance - a place where someone can be pinned down to perseverance and heartbreak.”
Fitting for such a well-travelled writer, some of the songs took route in places as varied as Oregon and Turkey. “During a recent visit home, I broke into the University of Oregon music room, which was under construction,” he laughs. “I jimmied the door open and climbed down this balcony. I wrote ‘Straight Away’ there. ‘City of Black & White’ was born on a ferry as I crossed the Bosphorus River, which splits Istanbul in two as well as acting as an invisible dividing line between two continents. I was travelling with a friend celebrating what felt like victory after a five-year-long knife fight to establish myself as a new artist. I remember the water being dark and my friend turning to one side saying, ‘Look! It’s Europe,’ then turning to the other and saying, ‘Look! It’s Asia,’ then back again.”
Co-produced by Kearney and Nothing Left to Lose helmsman Robert Marvin, and recorded last year at Blackbird Studios in Nashville - where Jack White and Martina McBride and even Nicole Kidman were working in neighbouring rooms - the album finds Kearney going for a bigger sound - and getting it.
“It actually ended up sounding bigger than I expected; big in a late-’80s/epic kind of way. I knew that I wanted the whole record to feel good when I put it on. I wanted the drums and bass to demand something of your body, I wanted the songs to come to life when I played them live. I had been listening to a lot of Sam Cooke and I wanted the rhythm sections to make your head bob before you could decide if you liked the songs… I literally approached every song like I wanted it to feel good.”
The whole first half of City of Black & White, specifically, was written in that manner - to carry a Motown sort of heartbeat. “I was also listening to a lot of early U2 and Tom Petty, and songwriters like Randy Newman to try to figure out how they could be so concise and profound at the same time. If the last record was more stream-of-consciousness with lots of words and images, City of Black & White feels intentional and refined, attempting to be classic as well as grandiose. I didn’t want to hold anything back.”
City of Black & White also features Kearney playing a lot more electric guitar on record than he has in the past. In addition to acoustic and electric guitars, he plays “a lot of keys, sleepy ‘70s piano, weird synth, this weird glockenspiel, and the bells with a screwdriver - because I couldn’t find anything else to play ‘em with.”
A quintessential late-bloomer to music, Kearney didn’t write his first song until midway through college. Raised by hippie parents in Oregon, he was charmed early on by music, smitten with albums like Michael Jackson’s Thriller and Paul Simon’s Graceland. But it wasn’t until the summer between his junior and senior year at California State University Chico that his musical life began. Splitting for Nashville, he slept on a friend’s couch for what seemed like an eternity, before cutting the learn-as-you-go debut album Bullet in 2004. Three years later, and thanks in large part to VH1 - which kept “Nothing Left to Lose” in rotation for 45 consecutive weeks, before sending Kearney out as the headliner of the channel’s first You Oughta Know tour - he was playing Madison Square Garden and appearing on The Late Show With David Letterman. “Nothing Left to Lose”, “Undeniable” and “Breathe In Breathe Out” all cracked the Top 40.
“It still feels surreal every night,” says Kearney. “I feel like I may be fooling someone, like the audience is going to one day prove to be all cardboard cut-outs or something. I’m so grateful and honored to be doing what I’m doing.”
This is your chance to be heard and your works be seen! Metropark & Obey presents "Public Works" 3rd annual art contest. Use you imagination to make statement with any art form you choose, everyone is encouraged to create. Painting, drawing, photography and sculpture are just a partial list of options.
The winners of the "Public Works" contest will have their designs produced exclusively by Obey for Metropark. Everyone will have a chance to vote for their favorite submissions. One Men's grand prize and one Women's grand prize will be chosen by Metropark and Obey.
Designs must be submitted by JUNE 30TH, 2009. To submit a design click HERE.
One of the most anticipated album to drop in the summer of 2009. The new B.E.P. album is sure to give new listeners and fan alike an andrenaline that's beyond this earth.
The E.N.D. (Energy Never Dies) is an appropriate acronym for the Black Eyed Peas. With more than 20 million albums sold, multiple GRAMMY awards, sold-out tours, Fergie's The Dutchess, and Will.I.Am's ascension as an in-demand producer and political game changer ("Yes We Can"), The Black Eyed Peas are a worldwide pop entity. The Peas advance their swagger on their fifth studio album, The E.N.D., with the No. 1 single "Boom Boom Pow" already creating chaosacross the land and "Imma Be" bubbling over. Check back often as iTunes is offering singles from the albumleading up to The E.N.D.'s June 9 release. As Fergie says on "Boom Boom Pow": Be "3008, not 200 and late."
I've always been fascinated and had much respect for Skaters & Skateboarding. I've been waiting for this movie for a long time since I read about it on the July 2007 issue of Skateboard Mag. This movie feature Pros like Rob Dyrdek, Paul Rodriuez Jr., Ryan Sheckler, Terry Kennedy, Ryan Dunn, Adam Wylie, Yancie Arias, C.C. Sheffield & More. Written by Nino Scalia & Rob Dyrdek, Produced by Rob Dyrdek and Directed By Chris Zamocianyk under Berkela Films.
The movie is about Derrick Cabrera, like all skateboarders, dreams of being sponsored one day. He has all the talent in the world to make it happen but some major roadblocks to overcome before he can make the dream a reality. He is receiving pressure from all sides, his parents are stressing him because he is failing in school, his girlfriend thinks he is a loser, his best friend has become his rival because he is better than him. Things come to a head after Derrick gets arrested and a fight ensues with his father resulting in him running away from home. He does the only thing he knows how to do and opts to follow his dream to the Tampa Am contest, one of the only ways an unknown skater can get noticed.
Some console fans will spare no expense to show their loyalty to their chosen brand, but we're guessing the $2,500 price tag of these one-of-a-kind Xbox-themed sneakers will make even the most committed Microsoft devotee think twice.
The custom shoes -- which aren't endorsed by Microsoft or Nike -- are handmade by Sole Junkie, a California-based artist who specializes in customized sneakers. And they're not the most expensive ones he's ever made. "I have made shoes with 22k gold and diamonds on them," he told us in an interview. "I look at my creations as functional art...not just ordinary sneakers."
That would be functional in shoe terms, not in a gaming sense. Although you might hope that the $2,500 price tag would buy you cool Xbox interactivity, there's no hidden hard drive or controller functionality. Instead, the Xbox logos light up, courtesy of embedded fiber optics and a hidden switch.
According to Sole Junkie's eBay auction, "These are an exclusive pair...only one of its kind. Patent leather back with embedded fiber optic wiring in the shape of the XBOX logo. Battery placement is in the tongue as well as on and off switch that has 2 settings: Strobe or Constant light functions. Gradient lime swoosh faded to black. The toe is painted in a surreal Tiger Camouflage with accents of lime and bright green. These are a men's size 11."
Will they sell? He seems confident. "I have had offers already. They mention the beauty and artwork in it, not the price tag. Don't know how serious the buyers are so far."
But surprisingly, many Xbox fans aren't overjoyed at his work. "The video game community hates the price and the fact I may have taken a beloved iconic gaming system and butchered it," he told us. "On the other hand, I've had very positive responses from others...more than negative ones."
So, $2,500 shoes that do nothing? We'll pass. But if your collection of gaming memorabilia isn't complete without this unique footwear, don't let us stop you from jumping in.
In my opinion, the design is definitely eccentric and well put together especially with the Nike Swoosh and color combos. But during these hard times in our economy, I'll probably settle to other Nike shoes. But it wouldn't hurt to cop a pair of these...If I'd had the budget for them.
Back in the day I was a lunch line rapper / after that I guess I was a punch line rapper / then I got saved and sometime after / ya boy came back as a frontline rapper… I’m out here preachin’ Christ on the frontlines / and no it ain't about rockin' stages / ‘coz some of my engagements are out on the pavements.
These words from Lecrae's "After the Music Stops" signify an underground movement that in the last several years may finally be coming into its own. And if that is the case, the artist behind those words is one of the reasons why, or so his record sales say.
In just shy of five years, Lecrae Moore (better known as “Lecrae”), has seen two out three of his albums chart in the Top 10 on Billboard’s Top Gospel Albums chart. With multiple sales chart appearances, his third CD, Rebel—released in September of 2008—soared to the top of the Billboard charts, becoming the highest debuting album in the Christian rap industry.
Weighing in at No. 3 on iTunes's Top Rap/Hip Hop Album chart, just below mainstream rapper T.I.'s Paper Trail, Rebel also claimed CMTA's No. 1 position on the Top Hip Hop/R&B Album chart and the No. 2 spot on Billboard's Top Christian & Gospel Albums chart.
But the 29-year old rapper is not the kind to take credit.
“There’s nothing special about me,” Lecrae states. “It’s God honoring that which is faithful and exalts Him —deciding to use the music being made to His own glory and purpose. That’s all I do in my music. I want to give authentic, true and Biblical real life messages.”
Those messages started get the attention of a steadily growing “Holy Hip Hop” following in 2006 when Lecrae first charted with his sophomore CD, After The Music Stops, which debuted at No. 5 on the charts and included the hit singles, “Jesus Muzik” and “Prayin’ For You.”
The payoff for the three-time Dove Award nominee, who is co-owner of Reach Records and also has a licensing deal with Cross Movement Records, is altruistic for the most part. “Artists are the modern day philosophers, whether R&B, Hip Hop or Christian,” observes Lecrae, a graduate of NorthTexasUniversity, who became a Christian at age 19. “For me, it’s being able to use that influence to help transform the world.”
He’s already started the process with his local Reach Life Ministries, the humanitarian arm of his Memphis-based label, which partners with organizations to equip local leaders with culturally relevant tools and projects designed to strengthen communities with the word of God. “The church can either retreat or engage,” Lecrae says of his ministry, “and that’s what we’re doing, we’re engaging the culture.”
For Lecrae and the artists signed to his label, that also means understanding the culture. “We’re what you would call hybrids,” he says. “We’re urban individuals who have experienced life in the inner city, but on the flip side, we’ve also had life experiences in a suburban context. Outside our cultural norms, there’s more exposure. And that’s the way this world is going, especially with kids.”
Growing up in Houston, the son of a single mother, Lecrae began rapping at age 11, but his dream of a career in hip hop was just child’s play. By age 21, he says, reality hit: “It’s time to get a job. You can’t eat off dreams.”
Gainful employment came by way of a Memphis cable company, where he worked his way up in the ranks from customer service to marketing executive, exhibiting the kind of leadership skills that have positioned him at the forefront of the Holy Hip Hop movement. “I was telling my bosses which channels were beneficial and what people wanted to watch,” says Lecrae.
But it was what he did on the weekends that would forever alter the course of his life. “I would volunteer at a juvenile detention center and write songs for the boys and rap them,” Lecrae recounts. “Upon their release from the center, some of the kids would ask that I put the music on CD.”
Word spread when one of his friends asked to take the music to a Christian camp for boys, and subsequently wrote a theme song for the camp. “It just kind of snowballed from there...” Lecrae says. “I’d find myself every weekend at a church or a ministry, and people would be asking ‘Where can I find your CD?’ and it just created a demand to the point where I had to make a decision: Am I going to stay working, or am I going to do this?’”
The result of that decision was his debut CD, Real Talk in 2005, attacking hard life issues with powerful messages and Lecrae’s personal testimony delivered in his southern rap style. That same year also marked the release of 116 Clique: The Compilation Album, a CD of artists signed to Reach Records, including Trip Lee, Tedashii, Sho Baraka and Lecrae, which took its inspiration from Romans 1:16. "For I am not ashamed of the gospel: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believes; to the Jew first, and also to the Gentile."
For Lecrae, there’s an authenticity that comes with knowing he’s doing the will of God. “We’re not just making frivolous, fluffy music that feels good, but we’re trying to infuse our music with truth that will ultimately encourage and give people hope and life transformation through the gospel.”
By Lisa Collins, senior music editor, GospelMusicChannel.com
Lisa Collins, a Los Angeles native and resident, is a syndicated columnist, writer, publisher and former Billboard Magazine columnist. Her career in gospel began in 1988 with her creation of “Inside Gospel,” a daily/weekly syndicated radio series that provided news, profiles and product updates relative to the gospel music community. For the next eight years, she would also serve as executive producer of the show that was broadcast in more than 100 markets nationwide. Collins has also served as a segment producer for BET and authored well over 300 articles on a variety of issues for a number of national publications from Essence to Upscale. Her background in the field of entertainment reporting is extensive, featuring cover stories and interviews with the likes of Richard Pryor, Michael Jackson and Prince.
Brian Jennings is the founder of Walking On Water which he started in 1995 with the vision of using his surfing abilities to share his faith with young people. Here's a recent encouragement for us in His Word.
“"Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity. Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone. John 4:46-47,49-50
One of the most interesting jobs in my opinion is a sign thrower. I’ve watched these kids for years now do the most amazing tricks with their signs. I’ve seen them ride the sign like a horse, throw the sign in the air, catch it like a guitar and then start playing it. I’ve thought to myself many times, “I want to try that!” I admire these kids; they’re taking a job that’s not very respected in the eyes of the business world and are making the most of it. However, I’ve also noticed, the most talented sign throwers tend to draw more attention to themselves than to the message of the sign they are holding. I remember one individual in particular. He was so good that I would look forward to getting stuck in traffic so that I could watch him. After about 10 times of driving by I realized, “I don’t even know what this guy is trying to sell!?” I’ve also noticed sign holders who are clearly not happy with their job, and they’re embarrassed to be holding their sign in public.
What’s your sign? What is the message people get when they watch you? Are you the person who draws more attention to yourself than to God? Are people more excited about what you do rather than what God is doing through you? Are you someone who is embarrassed or ashamed? We need to draw people in through our gifts, love and talents but then be sure to direct them to the message of the cross and to the one who died for us because of his love - The King of kings and Lord of lords…Jesus!
I was really disappointed that Danny Gokey didn't make it to the Finale. But out of Adam Lambert and Kris Allen, I really dig Kris Allen's music more. A lot of people say that Adam will be this year's idol. I guess we'll have to see next week on the 2 hour finale. Watch Kris Allen's amazing acoustic take on Kanye West's "Heartless" and Danny Gokey singing "You Are So Beautiful" below.
If you miss the Season Finale of Taking the stage, check it out by clicking HERE. This show has been pure drama and entertainment for me. With Malik & Tyler's audition with the Bloc Hip-Hop Agency, Jasmine's audition with the Alley Ballet School and Mia possibly being signed with Jive Records; Find out what happens in this week's episode.
Elliot Yamin was just one of my favorite singer from Season 5 of American Idol along with Mandisa, Chris Daughtry & Katharine Mcphee. He brought us "Wait For You" from his first self-titled album. And now he's back with more soulful songs filled with r&b ballads, funky pop, inspirational songs from his album entitled "Fight For Love" with his first single with the same title. Check out and watch his video below. To hear more songs from his new album click HERE.
"X-Men Origins: Wolverine" tells the story of Wolverine's epically violent and romantic past, his complex relationship with Victor Creed, and the ominous Weapon X program. Along the way, Wolverine encounters many mutants, both familiar and new, including surprise appearances by several legends of the X-Men universe.
I've been waiting for this movie to come out for a while and now it's finally come. Check out the movie trailer above or visit the web page HERE.
MY PASSION IN LIFE ARE:
DESIGN, ART, MUSIC
FASHION, COOKING
PHOTOGRAPHY AND I LOVE JESUS CHRIST
MORE THAN ANYTHING
IN THIS WORLD.
ZERO-7 DESIGNS
IS MY LIFE!!!
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