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Sunday, 07 January 2007 |
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 Nothing lasts forever.
After many years climbing to the top of the American record
industry, hip-hop went from bull to bear in 2006. As recently as 2005,
there were at least four rap albums in the year's Top 10 best sellers.
This year, the only one to make it, Eminem's "Curtain Call," isn't even
a new album but a compilation. The only certified platinum rap release
came back in the spring, with T.I.'s "King," and even he couldn't break
2 million.
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Friday, 05 January 2007 |
 Christina Aguilera treated her kickboxing instructor to a Hawaiian holiday for Christmas.
The
'Dirrty' singer overheard her fitness guru telling a friend on the
phone that he couldn't attend a kickboxing tournament in Hawaii because
he couldn't afford it.
Christina was so pleased with the shape
he helped her get in before her tour that she paid for her instructor
to go to Hawaii, stay there and compete in the tournament. She also
paid for his wife to go with him, according to the National Enquirer
magazine.
Meanwhile, Christina has confessed she is so in love with her husband Jordan Bratman it makes her cry.
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Friday, 05 January 2007 |
Nick Lachey is not ready to marry Vanessa Minnillo.
The singer - whose divorce from Jessica Simpson was finalised last year
- has slammed rumors he is planning to propose to MTV presenter Vanessa.
Nick told Access Hollywood: "The four-letter word that starts with an 'r' - we are not dealing with that one yet."
It was reported in December that Nick had phoned his ex-wife and told her he was marrying again.
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Thursday, 04 January 2007 |
 Their very names strike fear in the hearts of white rappers everywhere: Vanilla Ice. Snow. Kevin Federline.
Though there are notable success stories — Eminem and the Beastie Boys,
most obviously — pale emcees often travel a hard road to respect. "The
White Rapper Show," a new reality program debuting Monday (10:30 p.m.
EST on VH1), is both a parody and commentary on race in hip-hop.
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Thursday, 04 January 2007 |
 2006
may have been quite a turbulent year for singer Jessica Simpson, but
she still feels that it has taught her a lot about herself.
25 year-old Simpson, who had a bitter-sweet year, ranging from her divorce from Nick Lakey to botched Dolly Parton tribute, insisted that her experiences in the past year have made her see life in a "whole new perspective".
"Everything
that happened last year made me realize what I want from life and
what's important. I've learned so much about myself and I've taken on a
whole new perspective." ContactMusic quoted her, as saying.
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Wednesday, 03 January 2007 |
 Britney Spears'
manager has slammed reports that work on the pop star's comeback album
has been halted because record company executives are unhappy with her
songs so far, relates UTC news.
The star recently spent time in a New York City recording studio laying
down five new tracks, but executives were reportedly less than
impressed with her efforts.
According to New York Post columnist Cindy Adams, the project has come
to an abrupt stop midway through the recording process because bosses
are trying to decide whether to redo the tracks or to drop the project
entirely.
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