Friday, April 29, 2011

The Hot Seat: Kylie Minogue



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The Hot Seat

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The tiny, iconic popstrel dishes on her $25 million tour.


Why did you decide to go for the ancient Greek look on this tour?
It stemmed from the song “Aphrodite,” on my [new] album—there’s so much to play with visually, and of course we don’t go mildly or meekly [Laughs]. We’ve gone Fantasia—you know, we’ve brought Vegas on the road.

There are male dancers in Dolce & Gabbana playing bongos on each other’s bums in the show. How camp is too camp?
I don’t think we’ve reached that stage. [Laughs] In a way, this tour is not as camp as some of the others, unless my radar is off-kilter. The On a Night Like This tour had lots of sailors, and I arrived on a bedazzled anchor from the ceiling. Actually, my creative director e-mailed me a little YouTube clip of Miss Piggy—I’m a Muppet maniac—[with] Miss Piggy doing the full Esther Williams. It’s hilarious because that’s our show!

Has burlesque had a big influence on your shows? Both experiences are sexy, but funny, too…
Yeah, we’re always really aware of what we’re doing, and we take making joy seriously. But we definitely have a laugh, and I don’t think a lot of what I do would translate if there wasn’t that kind of understanding from the audience that we do it knowingly. You don’t see me winking, but you know I am.

You’re planning a duet with Britney? Will your styles clash?
[Laughs] Yeah, I put a tweet up because I’d heard some of her songs and I was genuinely excited by them. Then the question was raised, Would I like to do a duet with her? I think we’re both agreed that, yeah, of course it’d be interesting. And fabulous! And it’s almost, like, in people’s minds it’s already done! They’re just like, [She pretends to swoon.] Oh, Kylie and Britney equals heaven.

What do you make of Lady Gaga’s persona? You’re both showgirls, but you’re in a gold chariot and she’s in a rubber egg womb…
[Laughs] I get it, and I really appreciate that—that’s her character and it’s who she is. I watched an interview where she said finally people were seeing beyond the costumes. So I can relate to her. I think what I find really amazing is she’s still so young. Maybe I’m underestimating myself slightly, but when I was her age I was kind of going along and trying to do the best with what was presented to me.

She takes herself very seriously. Your early stuff was more playful.
Yup, probably more like an inquisitive puppy. [Laughs] But it’s a lot different now, I’m probably a bit of both.

How do you unwind after performing a Grecian-themed water extravaganza? It’s hard enough to calm down as a fan.
Yeah, you’ve got thousands and thousands of people having a joyous experience and screaming your name—and it’s going from that to putting the kettle on, on your own, in your room. It’s a weird one, but I’m still doing it after all these years, so I definitely do love it.

The Hot Seat: Bronx Zoo Cobra



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The Hot Seat


The Bronx Zoo Cobra dishes on fame, freedom and ankle-biting.

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Have you had any crazy ad opportunities thrown your way since you’ve become famous? Any fears about becoming the reptile Snooki?

A few offers, but nothing that really met this cobra’s high standards. Snooki gets attention for showing up. I get attention for disappearing.

You now have your own line of merchandise, including thongs. Was that your idea?

It wasn’t my idea, but I love the idea of thongs. Snakes love exposed ankles.

Have any celebs gotten in touch? I know you tweeted you were a fan of Tina Fey, and you got a shout-out from Mayor Bloomberg!
Ellen DeGeneres, Ryan Seacrest, Jon Favreau, Julie Benz and Martha Stewart all had nice things to say about me. That is the great thing about Twitter. It’s a place where a snake can hobnob with the big shots.

But you heard nothing from Justin Bieber?
Sadly, still no word from Justin. But never say never, am I right?

Your Perfect Lunch




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Your perfect lunch cover feature

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Thursday, April 28, 2011

Top Shots of the Week

Miss any of the hot celebrity moments from last week, like Beyonce getting goofy or Reese Witherspoon showing off her new wedding ring? Check out Top Shots!











REEMA KHAN - WALPAPERS







"Forever" A song for Prince William and Kate

Song Called "Forever" Written, Produced and Arranged by Ceasar Davis. Enjoy a song from Heaven for Prince William and soon to be Princess Kate! "Forever"

WILLIAM AND KATE - WALLPAPERS








William and Kate Presented As Comic Strip


 Royal wedding fever has brought us many unusal things including mugs, dolls, sick bags and even fridges, but that's not the end. Now Kate Middleton and Prince William are presented as comic strip.



A comic named, 'Kate and William: A very Public Love Story', has been launched in the UK, chronicling the couple's first meeting at the University of St Andrews in Scotland and following the ups and downs of their relationship.



It also features fictional details of the royal wedding, including Kate’s dress, the couple’s honeymoon location and many more things about this royal couple.




Kate Middleton and Prince William are also presented as in LEGO.