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Christina Set to Inspire


Christina Aguilera, in cooperation with P&G Prestige Products, is set to debut a new fragrance called ‘Inspire’ on September 1. The 27-year old powerhouse singer has set aside her music career to focus more on being a new mother and on her other ventures. According to WWD, “Inspire is a fragrance for women, which opens with fruity notes of mango, citrus and freesia, with accentuated tuberose, accompanied by white rose and gardenia in the heart. Accords of orange blossom from Valencia, sandalwood and musk are added on top of the white bouquet… Aguilera announces that the most highlighted note is seductive tuberose, with freesia and musk, and it seems to her that these notes remind of tones in perfumes for men.”

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Superstar Christina Aguilera is a super mum

It looks like there Ain’t No Other Man in Christina Aguilera´s life apart from her son Max.

The singer has ditched her Dirrty image and gone Back To Basics by covering up her cleavage and sporting a heart pendant with the inscription Super Maman - the French word for mother - on it.

New parents Xtina and hubby Jordan Bratman were snapped leaving the Villa Lounge after an evening out in LA.

Baby Max was born back in January, just one day after fellow A-lister Nicole Richie welcomed daughter Harlow Winter into the world.
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Christina’s Baby Pic Sales

Christina’s Baby Pic Sales

Either people have gotten sick of seeing babies on magazine covers or no one cares for Christina Aguilera’s baby. The People magazine issue which features the singer and her son Max has proven to be a dud as the issue is only expected to sell 1.3 million copies. The average weekly sales for the magazine is 1.4 million.

However, the mag doesn’t likely see the underperformance as a loss even though they paid $2 million for the pictures. An industry insider says that “They probably do it to keep someone else from getting their hands on it and to preserve their reputation that they always get the best on weddings and babies.”

Christina Rocks the Bump

Christina Rocks the Bump

Now that Christina has come out with her pregnancy, she’s rocking the bump for all the world to see. And what better way to rock than showing up at the nationwide launch of Rock the Vote 2008? The event was held on Tuesday at Kitson in Beverly Hills.

And just because she’s pregnant doesn’t mean she has to look frumpy. Christina wore fashionable Christian Louboutin shoes. As to why she was there, she said “It’s important for me to come out and support such a cause that has encouraged so many young people to get out there and register to vote. We all have different issues that are important to us; different things that contribute to our daily lives that we should all get out there and encourage to have an opinion on. There’s power in numbers so it’s important to get the word out as much as possible.”

Christina for campaign manager!

Christina Aguilera Confirms Pregnancy

Christina Aguilera Confirms Pregnancy
Christina Aguilera has finally confirmed reports she is expecting a baby with husband Jordan Bratman. The singer has previously refused to comment on the status of her bulging belly, despite her father Fausto Aguilera and her pal Paris Hilton letting slip about the 26-year-old’s happy news earlier this year. Hey like why does she have to confirm the known and the obvious to the world now? Tell you guys, don’t get me wrong on this or anything but I think she has been paid something quite handsome to come out and confirm something she hasn’t done before about her pregnancy. Glamour must have put up a nice deal for her to speak exclusively to them. I am not going to go out and criticize her for what she has done. It’s her baby, her life and her will as when she wants to speak about a particular thing and what she doesn’t want to, it’s entirely her decision. Now there’s one more singer – Jennifer Lopez who is hiding the truth about her pregnancy, let’s see when she decides to speak.

Christina Aguilera is Popping

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Christina Aguilera is looking huge these days as the powerhouse singer showed off her increasing bust line and growing baby bump when she was spotted out for dinner with her husband Jordan Bratman on Thursday night. They ate at Toscana Italian restaurant in Brentwood, California.

Christina will be performing ‘Steppin’ Out’ at the Emmy’s with they legendary Tony Bennet. Executive producer Ken Ehrlic said to OK! magazine “We’re sensitive to the pregnancy, but I can’t wait for her to sing.”

Christina still hasn’t announced it officially.

Aguilera, others want radio royalties

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A coalition of singers, music companies and industry groups stated that they will want from radios compensation of performers, whose music is played on the radio.
The music FIRST coalition that includes artists such as Christina Aguilera, Wyclef Jean, Don Henley and Celine Dion intends to lobby Congress to create new laws organizing payments by broadcasters.
The coalition representatives said that every singer from superstar vocalists to background singers deserve to be paid for their work and the right to air their songs on the radio.
“The artists and the musicians and the community in general has come together to say now is really time to make sure that when music is played on the radio, that people who perform that music are paid fairly to do it”, Mark Kadish, the coalition’s executive director, said during a conference call with reporters.
Previous attempts to change the law met with a failure. The coalition told that it’s too early to say what the payment should be.
The National Association of Broadcasters, which represents more than 8,000 radio and television stations, is vowing to fight the campaign, saying royalties for performers amount to a tax on U.S. radio stations.
“Congress has long recognized that radio airplay of music generates millions of dollars in revenue for record labels and artists”, Dennis Wharton, the broadcasters group’s executive vice president, said in a statement.
“Were it not for radio’s free promotional airplay of music on stations all over America, most successful recording artists would still be playing in a garage”, he said.
Martha Reeves of the 1960s group Martha & the Vandellas said that the success of singers doesn’t necessarily depends on playing the songs on radio.
“I might have music that’s as old as 25 years now being played daily, and that doesn’t mean someone is going to go out and buy my CD or my record”, Reeves said.
Radio broadcasters, however, are required to pay performers only if their songs are played on the Internet during simulcasts or streaming.
Now it’s up to the Congress to decide whether to change the law or leave the things as before.