patwhizkid:

lol Amebo!

adiona:

AMEBO NO1 watz ya strezz ,if u aint voting for anyone, kindly leave k and stop hatin on sweet pie, y CNT u let the slipin dog lie and forget abt the past, i have dis issue i wanna address, 1st MICHELIN89--wat do u gain from insultin peeps on nairaland, i knw u're one of the moderators bt u gotta take it eazy gurl cos your insults are too much, i just cant stand it, you want everyone to knw u speak spanish fine, we all knw so y u hatin on THE AMAKA AND U SJEZZY u guys shuld take it slow slow k, dis is 2010 be warned!!! peace out

sweetpie23:

oh do I love this girl you are putting on a show quite entertaining I must say

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Grammys rode the 3-D wave Sunday with a special-effects-laden tribute to the late Michael Jackson in an awards show that featured many big spectacle moments.

Jackson's children, Prince Michael, 12, and Paris, 11 appeared after the tribute to accept a lifetime achievement award for the pop star, who died in June of a prescription drug overdose.

Carrie Underwood, Celine Dion, Jennifer Hudson, Smokey Robinson and Usher performed in the tribute, mingling their voices with the voice of the late King of Pop against the backdrop of a 3-D film featuring Jackson's 1995 eco-friendly "Earth Song."

Free 3-D "Grammy" glasses were distributed at Target stores nationwide so viewers could watch the show in 3-D from their living rooms. The Grammys' 3-D effort follows the huge success of James Cameron's 3-D movie "Avatar," which just became the highest-grossing movie worldwide.

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There were plenty of other spectacular moments during the Grammys telecast, which opened with the flamboyant Lady Gaga performing her hit "Poker Face" in a glittery green butterfly outfit, falling prey to a faux kidnapping onstage and then materializing to perform opposite Elton John.

Multiple Grammy winner Beyonce belted out "If I Were a Boy" while Pink sang "Glitter in the Air" scantily clad and suspended from the air on a rope above the audience.

Part of the Jackson film shown during the Grammys aired in the recent documentary "This Is It" which was shot during rehearsals for Jackson's comeback tour and showed the pop star looking fit just days before his death in June 2009.

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Jackson had intended the environmentally themed song and film to be part of that tour, which was supposed to have begun in July 2009. He was considered one of the most commercially successful entertainers of all time whose music and videos transformed the art and broke down racial barriers.

The clip features a lush forest through the eyes of a young girl.

Ebonyeyes:

Damn girl you are not subtle at all. Play nice Research has shown that as long as the ist and last letter of the word is spelt correctly, the brain can process the sentence so cut her some slack

sofa-dj:



sorry

Ebonyeyes:

Leave the girl alone, last time I checked, this is not English 101

spikedcylinder:

Angie is a gay.

Hotstepper:

The wedding is done at the church of the man, since the man and his parents r not attending the same church, the man should try and compromise, afterall, he was once attending Roman Catholic, he should just let the wedding happen in the Catholic church and after, couple will continue at their own heart desired church

I know of a couple that the same thing happened, both parents were Anglicans and da couple were going to Pentecostal. The wedding was done in an Anglican church and they continued worshiping at their own desired church

0hsisi:

as long as the accident didn't cut off his fingers and tongue,no problem

For the family members of young Hollywood starlet Brittany Murphy, her tragic death is still too difficult to comprehend.

The actress's husband, Simon Monjack, and mother, Sharon Murphy, opened up on a recent visit to Larry King Live, and the grieving pair are leaning on each other to get through this trying time.

"It's like a rebirth. There's not enough time—your dreams, be they good or bad, when you wake up and I reach out to touch or hold my wife, she isn't there," Monjack relayed to King when asked how he's coping since Murphy's passing.

After being with the star at the time of her death, Sharon and Monjack have developed a somber bond."Sharon and I were holding each other. And they let us know at the same time that she hadn't made it," he explained.

"But we knew before that," recalled Murphy. "You felt her life go out of her."

And while speculation surrounding Murphy's passing is still rampant, Monjack has his own explanation: "You want to know what broke Brittany Murphy's heart? Hollywood broke Brittany Murphy's heart."

In a separate interview with People last week, Sharon, too, maintains the sobriety of her late daughter, claiming she died because of a congenital heart murmur.

"She never even drank. Maybe a glass of champagne at New Year's," she tells the publication. "But everyone used to say she was wasted, she was this, she was that. It was hard for anyone to imagine that somebody was so high on life."

Monjack concurs, asking: "Do you not think anybody would have picked up on this anorexic, mentally deranged person? It's ludicrous."

Sharon and Monjack's full interview can been seen on CNN's staple this Wednesday

Whenever tragedy strikes, someone's always to blame, especially in Hollywood.

Brittany Murphy died a sudden death on Dec. 20 and her husband feels someone has to pay.

Although the official cause of death has yet to be announced pending toxicology test results, Simon Monjack is ready to point fingers at Warner Bros., which fired the 32-year-old actress from the sequel to Happy Feet just two weeks before her death.

"They killed her," he tells The Daily Beast.

And now, Monjack says, he's just days away from filing a wrongful-death lawsuit against the studio.

Both Monjack and the starlet's mother, Sharon, insist Murphy had a heart attack directly caused by the stress of being released from the animated film, which left her "devastated."

It didn't help that one month beforehand, Murphy was let go from The Caller so the moviemakers could go to the greener pastures of New Moon's resident reject, Rachelle Lefevre. Murphy's ouster was reportedly due to her and Monjack being difficult on the Puerto Rico set.

But he insists the so-called difficulty was merely him protecting his wife.

"Reports about the Puerto Rican set are fantasy," he insists. "I was never, ever drunk there. What I did do was demand they follow union rules and after she worked 12-hour days, six days a week, that she get the breaks she was entitled to…Warner Bros. relied on conjecture and hearsay about the Puerto Rico film for why they cancelled Brittany's role in Happy Feet. You're disposable as an actress or actor."

Hm….Taylor and John have been spotted out together for the second time this week. Do you think they’re really together?

Taylor Swift and John Mayer are certainly giving us something to talk about. We didn’t think it was possible, but Taylor, 20, was caught visiting the much older player, 31, on Jan. 26 when she watched him tape a segment of CMT’s Crossroads with Keith Urban in Franklin, Tenn.

This outing comes hot on the heels on a dinner the two shared at Nashville eatery Cabana on Jan. 24; they also attended the launch of VEVO in NYC together on Dec. 8 of last year.

We know these two can make beautiful music together – they did duet on the country-pop song Half My Heart – but do they make a good couple? Taylor’s last boy friend – Twilight star Taylor Lautner, seemed much more perfect for her. They had the same name – and he, at 17, was at least age appropriate, as was John’s older ex, 40-year-old Jennifer Aniston.

John has described Taylor as the “Stevie Nicks to his Tom Petty” on Twitter, while Taylor gushed to Elle magazine that she, “freaked out when I heard [John wanted to make a song with me], because I’ve been such a big fan of John for such a long time. I’m really excited about just the idea that he would even mention me in his Twitter!”

Glowing? Gushing? Gag. We certainly hope that Taylor hasn’t been tagged by John Mayer the Player, especially given his recent behavior at a London concert Jan. 11, where he told the assembled female crowd members, “Someone’s getting pregnant tonight!”

Beware, Taylor!

[size=16pt]Ellen calls Simon a Prima Donna! Are you surprised that this is a marriage made in hell already?[/size]

Here’s what happened yesterday Jan. 25 ,on Ellen DeGeneres’ first day of taping the ninth season of “American Idol” as the new Paula Abdul replacement judge : Simon Cowell dissed her by NOT SHOWING UP…for 90 minutes, according to Deadline.com.

The first day experience was so bad for the talk show hostess ,that she actually called her friend, Fox alternative programming chief Mike Darnell and begged him to “hurry up and pick Simon’s replacement.”

Can’t way we blame the hardworking Ellen — after all, she’s juggling her own intensely-demanding talk show with her new duties at”Idol” .

And on the other hand, Simon’s been King Simon for so long on that show, he’s used to ruling the roost HIS way, and not having to worry about another A+ list Idol judge.

Hmm! How’s the chemistry going to be for one very long season ahead?