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Showing posts with label selena gomez. Show all posts
Sunday, January 22, 2017
Time to launch Barron Trump's entertainment career
An open letter to President Donald Trump:
I want to be the Brian Epstein (for those who have never heard of a musical and movie act called The Beatles, he was their manager and created their fame) for your son Barron Trump.
He's the correct age for launching his music career as well as having a show on either Disney or Nickelodeon. All I need, President Trump, is your signature on this document. Great. Let's make Barron a famous tween star!
Remember Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez? Never hurt them being famous from a young age, correct?
Friday, January 20, 2017
We're BACK
First brat Barron Trump
Resurrects Tween Music
Just as his father, President Donald Trump, resurrected the dead social media site Twitter, First Brat Barron Trump, born in 2006, a year before largest baby boom in history - 2007, has revitalized Tween Music. Aren't you glad? Follow for adventures of this first tween.
You can see by the plane photo little Trumpettes are setting their sights on the most eligible boy in the world. Which celebrities will he show up with next/first?
Look for him to break up Weeknd and Selena Gomez. Hey, Bella Hadid is single! What about Bella Thorne? How many other Bellas can he plow through before he reaches 12?
Labels:
barron trump,
bella hadid,
bella thorne,
donald trump,
eligible boy,
president,
puberty,
selena gomez,
trumpette,
tween,
weeknd
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Demi Lovato joins Selena Gomez
Leaves Hollywood Records
Creates own label
Safehouse Records
In case you weren't paying attention, end of May, 2015, Demi Lovato followed Selena Gomez and said so long to Hollywood Records. Lovato created her own label Safehouse Records and is expected to release a new CD/album in time for the 2015 winter holiday fray.
Taylor Swift also reportedly has left Big Machine Records. Will she join Gomez at Interscope? Reports are Apple Corporation, the computer, not Beatles records, is courting her for a label it wants to establish. Hey, how about Apple Records?
Hollywood Records is skating on thin ice when it comes to talent on its label. R5 is its biggest act with Lovato leaving.
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Taylor Swift staying with Big Machine instead of jumping to Interscope?
Apple Corporation apparently makes offer
In December, it was reported Taylor Swift would abandon Big Machine Records to join Selena Gomez at Interscope.
Reports today say Apple Corporation has made an offer on Big Machine. Looks like Swift will be staying.
This is a major business announcement if the reports are true.
Reports today say Apple Corporation has made an offer on Big Machine. Looks like Swift will be staying.
This is a major business announcement if the reports are true.
Sunday, December 28, 2014
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Selena Gomez leaves Hollywood Records for Interscope; Taylor Swift expected to follow
In case you missed it, Selena Gomez jumped from Hollywood Records over the weekend, where she signed in 2008, to Interscope Records (why do these companies still call themselves "record" instead of entertainment companies?).
The split was totally expected for most of 2014, with the release of a greatest hits CD, "The Heart Wants What It Wants," fulfilling her contract with Hollywood.
Gomez joins artists like Madonna, Eminem, U2, Dr. Dre and more at Interscope. Hollywood is left with only two prominent acts, Demi Lovato and R5.
"1989" is also expected to be Taylor Swift's last CD for Big Machine label. It is possible/probable she too is in discussion with Interscope.
The split was totally expected for most of 2014, with the release of a greatest hits CD, "The Heart Wants What It Wants," fulfilling her contract with Hollywood.
Gomez joins artists like Madonna, Eminem, U2, Dr. Dre and more at Interscope. Hollywood is left with only two prominent acts, Demi Lovato and R5.
"1989" is also expected to be Taylor Swift's last CD for Big Machine label. It is possible/probable she too is in discussion with Interscope.
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Friday, July 18, 2014
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Friday, March 21, 2014
Friday, September 6, 2013
Sunday, August 25, 2013
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Even more tracks on United Kingdom
Selena Gomez Stars Dance
Also in Japan
As posted earlier, you can get more tracks off Target's version of Stars Dance than anywhere in U.S.A. (Amazon U.S.A. now offering same track set as Target ($13.99) for $9.99, plus a Come & Get It remix).
Two additional songs were added to the United Kingdom CD (available now).
Lover in Me - Didn't Jessica Simpson do this, or totally different song?
Also, I Like It That Way.
Two additional songs were added to the United Kingdom CD (available now).
Lover in Me - Didn't Jessica Simpson do this, or totally different song?
Also, I Like It That Way.
Labels:
added tracks,
deluxe,
england,
selena gomez,
stars dance,
united kingdom
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Selena Gomez turns 21 Monday
Tell me you can tell difference between
Her act and this half-century old clip
Tell me you can tell the difference between Selena Gomez's image and this 50 year old video of another Disney star. History repeats itself. Or Disney has a formula.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Disney star Bridgit Mendler
expecting first child?
Guess who????
xx
P
G
Late July 8, 2013, Bridget Mendler tweeted above. Is she pregnant, as in P G? She's 20, same age as ousted Disney stars Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus. She's reportedly been dating Shane Harper, her Good Luck Charlie co-star.
Labels:
bridgit mendler,
child,
good luck charlie,
miley cyrus,
pregnant,
selena gomez
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Monday, June 24, 2013
Stars Dance Selena Gomez
How record labels and retail conspire
To screw you, the consumer
Five weeks from now Hollywood Records releases Stars Dance by Selena Gomez.
Reportedly there's a song she and Taylor Swift either co-wrote or co-perform.
Amazon is adverting it for $11.88; eleven tracks. iTunes offers two extra tracks, Nobody Does It Like You and Music Feels Better, for only $10.99.
Target adds iTunes two additional tracks, plus Love In Me and I Like It That Way for $13.99.
Walmart offers no additional tracks. For $13.88 you get the eleven tracks, plus a DVD of previously released songs, probably what you could get from YouTube.
Record execs wonder why people are ripping and sales are down. Someday there'll be a website where all songs are 99 cents. You don't need to buy the CD. Better yet, how about a video website where people will post the songs as soon as they get the CD? Oh, that's called YouTube.
Reportedly there's a song she and Taylor Swift either co-wrote or co-perform.
Amazon is adverting it for $11.88; eleven tracks. iTunes offers two extra tracks, Nobody Does It Like You and Music Feels Better, for only $10.99.
Target adds iTunes two additional tracks, plus Love In Me and I Like It That Way for $13.99.
Walmart offers no additional tracks. For $13.88 you get the eleven tracks, plus a DVD of previously released songs, probably what you could get from YouTube.
Record execs wonder why people are ripping and sales are down. Someday there'll be a website where all songs are 99 cents. You don't need to buy the CD. Better yet, how about a video website where people will post the songs as soon as they get the CD? Oh, that's called YouTube.
Labels:
amazon,
itunes,
record labels,
retail,
selena gomez,
stars dance,
target,
walmart,
youtbe
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