Emma Bunton, or better known to music fans as Baby Spice of the ’90’s girl band Spice Girls announced via Twitter today that she is engaged to longtime love Jade Jones.
The happy engaged couple is expecting their second child together in May.
Emma Bunton, or better known to music fans as Baby Spice of the ’90’s girl band Spice Girls announced via Twitter today that she is engaged to longtime love Jade Jones.
The happy engaged couple is expecting their second child together in May.
P!nk is preggers with her first child and will be welcoming a baby daughter into the world soon. But looks like P!nk’s motherly instincts have already kicked in and she has a sweet message to deliver to her baby to be in a controversial music video dealing with cutting and suicide (see the video below).
The 31-year old rocker explains on her blog what her music video F**kin’ Perfect means to her:
“Making this video was a very emotional experience for me, as was writing this song. I have a life inside of me, and I want her or him to know that I will accept him or her with open and loving and welcoming arms. And though I will prepare this little munchkin for a sometimes cruel world, I will also equip this kid to see all the beauty in it as well.”
P!nk continues, “I support the kids out there that feel so desperate/numb/powerless, that feel unseen and unheard, and can’t see another way. I want them to know I’m aware. I have been there. I see them. There are good people in this world that are open-minded, and loving. There are those that accept us with all of our flaws. I do that with my fans/friends, and I will do that with my child, whoever they decide to be.”
Popeater.com reports that P!nk also warns people to take young women in crisis seriously: “Cutting, and suicide, two very different symptoms of the same problem, are gaining on us….I personally don’t know a single person who doesn’t know at least two of these victims personally. A lot of us have seen certain starlets showing off their latest scars on a red carpet somewhere, usually right before they head back to their favorite rehab. It’s a problem, and it’s something we should talk about.”
P!nk, I like this newer, softer side of you. Though you never fooled me; I always knew that’s exactly what you had inside your tough exterior! Much love!
Britney Spears proved once again that she is the princess of pop despite her long absence from the music scene.
The single is the first song to debut at No. 1 since Ke$ha’s We R Who We R the week of Nov. 13, 2010 and already has 411,000 downloads, the highest first-week total for any female artist.
Janet Jackson is bringing her “Number Ones, Up Close and Personal” tour to a city near you…in the United States (well, one show in Canada…)
“These concerts will be different from anything I have ever done,” Jackson says. “I will be as up close and personal as possible. These concerts are not about special effects. This is a love affair between me and those of you who have supported me and my work for all these years. I’ll be singing and dancing from my heart.”
Here are the dates/venues so far:
There has been more news about Michael Jackson this year than in some years when the legend was still alive. This time, it is the release of MJ’s new music video for “Hold My Hand” which is making headlines!
Watch the full interview which will air on Extra next week.
Chris Daughtry is quite smitten…with his newborn twins.
The American Idol rocker tweeted this photo with the caption “I’m SO in love!”
The twins, Adalynn Rose and Noah James, were born via surrogate last month and were welcomed additions to Chris and wife Deanna’s two other kids, Hannah and Griffin. Congrats Chris and Deanna!
Please do not watch this video if you are offended by vulgar language.
Or if you don’t have a shameless sense of humor.
Otherwise, proceed with this video for Cee Lo Green‘s massive single “Fuck You!“ It’s actually a lot cuter than it sounds.
Visit www.ceelogreen.com to get the news on Cee Lo’s upcoming album The Ladykiller and receive a free download of another new track Georgia.
CelebMagnet: Do you consider yourself a minority? And if so, have there been any obstacles in your way because of it either in the music or the acting world?