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Topshop have denied that Christina Aguilera will design a fashion line for them. As we wrote earlier there was a rumor about her collaboration with the British boutique Topshop.
Topshop’s spokesperson Andrew Leahy said that it was nothing more than speculation.
Topshop are not in discussion with any celebrity or artist to create new ranges for us.”
Topshop have confirmed to Elleuk.com that it’s not going to be, and they are focusing on a range from Biba veteran Barbara Hulanicki.
It’s very interesting, who told the press that Christina Aguilera is to design for Topshop?
It’s a good PR campaign for her, isn’t it?
The ‘Ain’t No Other Man‘ singer Christina Aguilera launched her new fragrance at Macy’s at the Glendale Galleria in Los Angeles December 5, 2008.
Named Inspire Christina’s new perfume is said to be a combination of fruity smells, including mango, citrus, and freesia, with a floral adorn including tuberose, gardenia, rose, and sandalwood.
The perfume Inspire is available as 30, 50 and 100 ml edp, with a line for body care: 200 ml perfumed body milk and 200 ml bath foam.
Jessica Simpson promoted Fancy
It was like old times in MTV's Times Square
studio. There were superstars everywhere you looked, frantic stagehands
darting about, and down below — packed against police barricades — ... lots of screaming kids.
On Sunday night (November 16), after 10 years and more than 2,500 episodes, MTV's legendary "TRL" bid adieu to the airwaves with "Total Finale Live," a positively packed three-hour party that was as much about celebrating memories from the past as it was creating ones for the future.
It was a livewire, unpredictable and — fittingly — star-studded send-off for a show that prided itself in being all those things. It was a night full of big-time performances, big-name guest stars and nostalgic trips down memory lane. It was the kind of proper, celebratory goodbye that most of MTV's biggest programs (be it "Jackass" or "Beavis and Butt-head" or even "The Osbournes") don't actually get, which sort of makes sense, considering that "TRL" launched the careers of today's biggest stars, reimagined the concept of live television and, whether you realize it or not, probably defined a generation.
A who's who of "TRL" alumni rocked stages both inside and out of the studio, starting with Beyoncé, who, backed by a cracking live band, poured her heart and soul into "If I Were a Boy" and then flipped the switch and tore through muscled up versions of "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" and "Crazy in Love." Fall Out Boy (sans bassist Pete Wentz, who was with his wife Ashlee Simpson as she reportedly went into labor) followed her, braving the chilly New York night to shred on a flatbed truck parked in the heart of Times Square. Wentz even got some new-dad advice from Good Charlotte's Joel Madden on the show.
Later in the night, a trio of hip-hop heavyweights — Ludacris, Nelly and Snoop Dogg — performed their greatest "TRL" hits, then joined forces on the Doggfather's "Drop It Like It's Hot." Former "TRL" mainstays the Backstreet Boys took a nostalgic run at "I Want It That Way," and 50 Cent — who, in true Fiddy fashion, kept show producers waiting until the very last minute — pounded his way through "In Da Club" and his current hit, "Get Up." (Backstage, he had some choice words for Kanye West and Donald Trump.)
And though they didn't perform, tons of other stars stopped by to pay their respects. Justin Timberlake chuckled as clips of his frosted-tipped 'NSYNC past played on flat-screen TVs in the studio. Taylor Swift clutched a "TRL" yearbook that she got signed by everyone in attendance. Diddy — who appeared on the show more than anyone else — did a bit of hosting, a bit of joking and (of course) a bit of plugging for his new fragrance, I Am King, and the upcoming Notorious B.I.G. biopic "Notorious." And, in a move that could only happen on live television, Kid Rock wandered around with a stogie and a glass of beer, then greeted a female admirer in the audience with: "Hi, baby, you're much too young for me."
There were phoned-in congrats from Eminem and Christina Aguilera. Miley Cyrus geeking out in the "TRL" photo booth. More former VJs than you could shake a stick at. And plenty of video packages that recounted the most memorable moments from the show's 10-year history — everything from Mariah Carey's wacko striptease to Rudy Guiliani's appearance on the show's first broadcast post-9/11 — and goofy glimpses at your favorite stars' first appearances on the show (a barely legal Xtina, a super-slim Slim Shady, a giggly Britney Spears, to name just a few). There were on-air bleeps and teary pre-teens and even a few "Oh wait, what?!?" moments — you know, the stuff "TRL" was known for.
And, appropriately, there was also one last video countdown. Hosts Carson Daly and Damien Fahey guided viewers (and the screaming fans inside the studio) through the 10 most iconic clips in "TRL" history — everything from Outkast's "Hey Ya!" and 'NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye" to Kid Rock's "Bawitdaba" — a list topped with Britney Spears' " ... Baby One More Time" (sadly, Brit Brit was not on hand to accept the accolades). The fact that all of this played out before a packed (and really squealy) studio audience — and on a massive screen outside in Times Square — only seemed right.
And then, as 11 p.m. drew close on the East Coast, it was time bring the show to a close. Surrounded by friends, fans and the famous, Daly and Fahey raised champagne glasses and attempted to sum up the show's 10-year run in a few sentences. Not surprisingly, this proved rather tough (and Kid Rock and Snoop's "pass the dutchie" antics didn't help matters much), but it was Daly who perhaps did it best, thanking everyone who's ever appeared or worked on the show for a decade's worth of memories, then turning to the camera, raising his glass high and asking, appropriately: "Why are we stopping this show?"
It’s too bad it took a professional photographer and and some nifty photoshop work to finally get some decent pictures of Christina Aguilera. Here she is as a sexy spacegirl riding a giant rocket in some promo pics for her greatest hits album.
I don’t understand how someone in their twenties can have a greatest hits album but who am I to judge. At least in these she doesn’t look like a slutty clown. This Christina can ride my rocket anytime
Voting is sexy!
On Thursday Christina Aguilera stepped out for the Rock the Vote event at the Esquire House in Beverly Hills. Christina is a Rock the Vote spokesperson, is also celebrating a decade in the music business with a greatest hits CD for Target, Keeps Gettin’ Better – A Decade of Hits, due out November, 11.
Christina said she’s hard at work on her next album, which she expects to release next year, which will feature the futuristic sound of ‘Keeps Gettin’ Better’:
[It] definitely has touches of that, elements of that. But [we] go further with that. That was a taste of what’s to come.”
27 year old singer also says she feels sexier than ever in her decade of fame.
Her secret: Wisdom.
I think it is sexier to be more knowledgeable about life, growing from your experiences, growing into a woman or person – if you do learn from your lessons, that is.”
Check out the album cover for Christina Aguilera’s first greatest hits album, “Keeps Gettin’ Better — A Decade of Hits”, out November 11.
Here’s the CD’s tracklisting with new two tracks and three new versions of old hits:
1. Genie In A Bottle (New Version)
2. What A Girl Wants
3. Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You)
4. Lady Marmalade (New Version)
5. Dirrty (featuring Redman)
6. Beautiful (New Version)
7. Fighter
8. Ain’t No Other Man
9. Hurt
10. Candyman
11. Keeps Gettin’ Better
12. Dynamite
Christina Aguilera was interviewed on Larry King Live on June 25. Aguilera talks about “Rock the Vote” and her involvement. She’s decided that this is the right time to get involved because she’s concerned about the future for her new born son. Rock the Vote is an organization that encourages people to vote. Here’s an ad that they currently have on YouTube.
Singer
Christina Aguilera is desperate for a second child with husband Jordan
Bratman - because she is a "natural" at motherhood.
The
'Beautiful' star gave birth to son Max with music executive Bratman
earlier this year and would love a younger brother or sister for the
tot.
However, although she is eager to expand her brood,
Aguilera is putting her parenting plans on hold until she can find time
in her busy schedule.
She says: "Oh, eventually (I want another baby), yes. Absolutely.
"Motherhood comes naturally to me. I think a whole new confidence comes with being a mother."
Jordan Bratman loves Christina Aguilera's post-pregnancy body.
The “Candy man” singer - who gave birth to son Max Liron on January11 this year - lost her toned physique when she fell pregnant, but revealed Jordan loves her enlarged breasts.
She said: "I haven't quite got back to my pre-baby weight yet, but I'm loving my body right now. My husband loves my cleavage in particular!
"I've just got back into the gym and I'm doing some boxing and weights. I want to be totally back in shape for when I start putting out my next record."
Christina - who is the face of Stephen Webster's new jewelry collection - also said she has no plans to put her unique sense of style on the backburner now she is a mother.
"It's special but its more every day. It suits exactly how I feel right now - every day I just wake up happy," the singer added.