Tuesday, May 31, 2011

[ART] 'FOCUS' FAN ART BY: CUPTOW555


Painting Description:
I started with the intention of strictly copying the photograph of Christina Aguilera, but quickly let go and tried to add a more painterly feel. I also wanted to make the eye focus immediately to Christina's Face and eyes. Afterwards, hopefully your eye will move around the edges of painting.

Anyways I spent FOREVER on this one. I would say at least 50 hours total?

I really got extremely detailed with this painting. I made it a HUGE file and was zooming in quite a bit. The smudge tool is my best friend.

I need to learn some kind of hand exercises so I don't freaking get carpal tunnel or arthritis or something. My hands hurts SO BAD after this painting.
You can follow the painter, Chip Whitehouse, on Twitter.

[PHOTO] CHRISTINA AGUILERA'S NEW FACEBOOK + TWITTER PICTURE

[TWEET] @THEREALXTINA: '@CHERIEOAKLEY AND @LILYELISE YOU GUYS SANG THE HELL OUT...'

[NEWS] CHRISTINA AGUILERA'S 'VOICE' WILL BE TAKING OVER 'THE GROVE'

Singer Christina Aguilera will be doing a special one-on-one interview with "Extra" host Mario Lopez Friday, June 3 at 5:00 PM!

Christina will be joined by "Team Christina" from NBC's "The Voice," and will be performing LIVE onstage.

The singer also wants to see if you've got "The Voice"! The first 50 people who come to The Grove on Friday, June 3 from 1:00 - 3:00 PM will have a chance to compete in "Extra's" X-tina Sing-Off!

Two finalists will be selected and will battle it out LIVE on stage for Christina and her team. The winner will meet "The Voice" judge and receive two tickets to "The Voice."

All singers are required to sing 30-seconds a cappella of their favorite Christina Aguilera song.The singing competition is open to all ages (minors must been accompanied by a parent or guardian). Each audition will be filmed by "Extra."

Join us for this special event!

Source: ExtraTV

[NEWS] 'THE VOICE' TO AIR AFTER THE SUPERBOWL NEXT YEAR

NBC will air The Voice after the Super Bowl in February.

An hourlong episode will air Sunday, Feb. 5 following the network's telecast of Super Bowl XLVI, Bob Greenblatt, chairman of NBC Entertainment announced Tuesday.

“There is no better showcase on television than to follow the Super Bowl, and we believe The Voice is deserving of such high-profile exposure,” said Greenblatt in a statement. “The attention grabbing blind audition phase of ‘The Voice’ has mass appeal and will fittingly team up with the biggest sporting event of the year.”

It hasn't been determined whether the episode will be the season premiere.

The Voice is the 2010-11 season's top freshman series in the key adults 18-49 demographic, ranking behind American Idol among new and returning series on all broadcast networks. Season-to-date, the music competition series averages a 5.4 rating and 12 million viewers.

The Mark Burnett-produced series airs its last "battle round" episode Tuesday night before diving into the live rounds. NBC has slated the second round of The Voice for midseason as a two-hour lead-in to Smash, a drama about the making of a Broadway musical, on Monday nights.

Source:
HollywoodReporter

[TWEET] @THEREALXTINA: 'WANT TO KNOW THE WHO, WHAT, WHERE IN...'

[NEWS] 'CHRISTINAAGUILERA' IS TRENDING WORLDWIDE

Saturday, May 28, 2011

[AUDIO] 'I WANT ALL GIRLS (WHO RUN THE WORLD)' MASHUP BY: MARC JOHNCE

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[PHOTO] CHRISTINA AGUILERA BACKSTAGE AT JIMMY KIMMEL

[NEWS] 'THE VOICE' CONTESTANT, JAVIER COLON, REVEALS WHY HE PICKED ADAM OVER CHRISTINA


Javier Colon, a favorite to win NBC's hit talent show 'The Voice,' visited my talk show to explain just what it's like to work with a huge star like Adam Levine and gives his reasons for picking the Maroon 5 singer over vocal powerhouse Christina Aguilera.
"I picked Adam because in this competition where your coaches keep you on the show you want to go with somebody that's really enthusiastic and passionate about what you did on stage," Javier tells me. "If you watch the episode he was jumping up and down in his chair and enthusiastic about what I did. I really felt he would be a great coach and so far he's been amazing."
Christina also wanted Javier to join her team, but just because he went with Adam doesn't mean he has anything but love for her.
"She's amazing. Such an amazing voice. They're all hella-talented. I would've been happy with all of them," Javier tells me adding that Christina is as sober as a preacher on Sunday on the set. "She's very sweet. She always has wonderful nice things to say to me."

[NEWS] 'THE VOICE' CONTESTANT, REBECCA LOEBE, REVEALS WHY SHE PICKED ADAM OVER CHRISTINA


Why did you pick Adam over Christina as your mentor?
"I could have spent ten years debating that. I take a long time making decisions usually and, unfortunately, I only had ten seconds. All I really had to go on in that moment was this feeling in my gut that told me that if I got to spend ten minutes alone in a room with someone in the entertainment industry, I would like for it to be someone who has launched their career by writing their own music, because that's a part of what I do that's incredibly important to me... Even though Christina has been involved in her song writing in recent years, that's not what launched her career. Whereas, with Adam Levine, that's 100% of what launched his career. But, I will be very honest and say that if I didn't know any of that in the moment I was making my decision, if I was just basing it on the energy that each coach was giving me during my performance and in their follow-up comments, I would have gone with Christina. She was giving me the most beautiful, nurturing, warm energy that I have possibly ever received from somebody while I was singing."

[VIDEOS] CHRISTINA & MATT LEAVING OSTERIA MOZZA RESTAURANT



Friday, May 27, 2011

[VIDEO] 'THE VOICE' BATTLE ROUNDS PART 4 PREVIEW

[PHOTOS] CHRISTINA AGUILERA MAX AND MATT RUTLER MAKE A TRIP TO THE DENTIST

Christina Aguilera and her 3-year-old son, Max, head to a dentist’s appointment on Friday (May 27) in Los Angeles.

The two were joined by the 30-year-old singer’s boyfriend, Matthew Rutler, who carried Max on the way out.

The night before, Christina dropped by Jimmy Kimmel Live where she revealed she’s a “huge gamer.”

“[I like] board games, arcade games … I have a mini arcade in my house, but it’s like old school. Like Donkey Kong and Mario,” she revealed.

“I hold the record for all of them so everyone that has a little gamer in them tries to come over and beat my score and I get a little competitive,” she added.

10+ pictures inside of Christina Aguilera, Max, and Matthew Rutler going to the dentist…



Source: JustJared

[VIDEO] CHRISTINA AGUILERA AT XUXA PARK, 1999, PERFORMING 'WHAT A GIRL WANTS'

[NEWS] ROLLING STONE: 'THE VOICE': IDOL'S WILD CHILD

It's safe to say that The Voice has gotten off to a roaring start. It's the top-rated new series in the coveted 18-to-49 demographic, and it's no wonder NBC is expanding it to two-hour live episodes in June. Everybody expected a flimsy American Idol knock-off. But instead, The Voice has turned out to be a brilliant surprise. The ingenious team format pumped new life into the singing-contest formula, from the blind auditions to the cage-match sing-off duets. It has the excitement and sparkle of a true pop event.

It's easy to explain why The Voice exists: The logic went that with the Idol franchise about to bomb, America would need a new singing competition to fill the void. We would need starry-*eyed kids belting their favorite Beyoncé jams. We would need celebrity coaches like Cee Lo Green, Christina Aguilera, Blake Shelton and Maroon 5's Adam Levine. We would need hopes and dreams and redemption stories. Most of all, we would need Carson Daly.

As it turned out, Idol came back strong, rising from the grave like a pitchiness-hating Godzilla. But it doesn't matter, because The Voice has its own style. It's big on flash, from Cee Lo sporting a Misfits T-shirt to Aguilera wearing what appears to be a Dollywood souvenir wig. Yet the coaches take the vocals seriously. The format forces them to act as real judges, giving criticism during rehearsals and eliminating singers from their own team. That's quite a switch from Idol, where the new regime is committed to positivity at all costs. Steven Tyler would turn down a blow job from a unicorn before he'd tell contestants they can't sing.

The Voice has lots of singers who fit the Idol mold of young, innocent ingénues with psycho stage moms. But it also has long-suffering adult pros, with a whiff of thirtysomething despair in their voices. That adds an edge of realness. Some are already bitter and frustrated lifers, like the Minnesota bar-band vet Tim Mahoney, who called himself "the king of almost." Can you imagine any of the apple-cheeked Idol kids talking that way?

The coaches are refreshingly unimpressed by the usual pushy reality-TV clowns. When Frenchie and Tarralyn had their sing-off duet, tackling Beyonc̩'s "Single Ladies," Tarralyn attempted to sabotage her partner by taking off from the rehearsed arrangement. It was a camera-hog stunt, worthy of The Real Housewives Рyet most viewers probably assumed it would work (I sure did). So it was a welcome surprise when Aguilera chose Frenchie, going for the vocal chops instead of letting herself get intimidated by the "at least she makes good TV" principle.

The breakout star is clearly Adam Levine. He's the droll pop smoothie with the arched eyebrow and the bulletproof hair, the one Aguilera warns is "a little bit of a wheeler-*dealer-shmealer." Who knew this guy was so funny? During the blind auditions, he mistook contestant Mahoney for a female singer. "I thought you were a chick," he said. "I need a woman for my team, and, sadly, you have a penis." (Cue a gratuitous reaction shot of Aguilera. Tasteful!)

The real shocker here is Christina Aguilera – who has never been the most likable star on the block, which is why pop fans take sadistic pleasure in watching her crash and burn, whether she's stripping with Cher in Burlesque or disemboweling the national anthem at the Super Bowl. But she's pouncing on the opportunity to remodel herself as a full-fledged human being, the way J.Lo did on Idol. She even made a joke about her Super Bowl debacle. "Don't worry about the words," she told her team during rehearsals. "I never worry about the words." That's right – a self-deprecating quip from Xtina! Whoever thought we'd witness such a thing? Maybe she can call her next album Sadly, You Have a Penis?

There are other shows out there trying to fill the American Idol void that wasn't – most notably Bravo's Platinum Hit, featuring the odd but entertaining duo of Jewel and Kara Dio*Guardi. It's always nice to see aspiring songwriters get tips from the pros, especially if Jewel starts giving them advice along the lines of "You know what this song needs? A line about cooking eggs and cracking the yolk to make a smiley face!" No doubt there will be a lot more, but for right now, The Voice is on top.

[PHOTOS] CHRISTINA AGUILERA SIGNING FOR FANS AT JIMMY KIMMEL

Right before Christina entered the Jimmy Kimmel studio, Christina was greeted by a group of adoring fans. When she finally arrived the fans were surprisingly calm at wanting to get Christina's attention and autograph. There were fans from all over the world waiting for her outside. There were two girls in particular who came all the way from Germany to come catch a glimpse of Christina, and to their surprise she signed autographs... what a lucky bunch?

[PHOTOS] CHRISTINA AGUILERA AND MATT RUTLER AT OSTERIA MOZZA, MAY 26

[PHOTO] 'THE VOICE' JUDGES ON THE COVER OF TV GUIDE

[VIDEO] 'COME ON OVER BABY' COVER BY: SAMDASINGA

Editors Note:
Hey guys check out Sam Northwood's cover of Christina's acoustic version of her hit single ' Come On Over Baby (All I Want is You)'. He is such an amazing singer, person, and an amazing Christina Aguilera fan. You can follow him on Twitter or add him as a friend on Facebook. Spread the word.

Sam thank you for the amazing shout out. Love you.

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

[TWEET] @THEREALXTINA: 'MY DYNAMO BATTLE! #TEAMXTINA IS ON A ROLL BUT...

[NEWS] SIGN UP FOR A CHANCE TO WIN TICKETS TO A LIVE BROADCAST OF "THE VOICE"

Source: ChristinaAguilera (Official Website)

[NEWS] 'WELOVEXTINA' TRENDING WORLDWIDE!

[NEWS] SCOTT STORCH BACK IN THE STUDIO WITH CHRISTINA AGUILERA

Despite the critical and commercial failure of Christina Aguilera's 2010 effort, Bionic, RumorFix has learned exclusively that the singer is already heading back to the studio.

Over the weekend, one of our photographers caught up with producer Scott Storch who broke the news. "I'm focusing my energy on Christina Aguilera right now. We did an album once before and it did very well. It's time to do it again!"

Storch who produced Aguilera's hit song, "Fighter," also had something to say about critics who've been panning Aguilera's recent weight gain. "I think she's look gorgeous. I like my girls a little thick. Who wants a little anorexic, bulemic girl?"

No word on when the project is expected to drop, but hopefully Storch can help Aguilera find her signature sound and revive her music career.


Source: RumorFix

Saturday, May 21, 2011

[AUDIO] I HATE BOYS 3.0

I Hate Boys 3.0 by AguileraOnline

[NEWS] CHRISTINA AGUILERA & CEE LO GREEN'S 'NASTY'- FIRST LISTEN!

Check out Christina Aguilera’s just released song “Nasty” featuring fellow Voice coach Cee Lo Green!



The track surfaced around the same time Cee Lo appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon earlier this week, where he revealed he and Christina had recorded a duet before appearing on their NBC show.



“We did a song together about a few years ago. It actually was supposed to make the Burlesque soundtrack, but it didn’t make it. But I’ve been seeing people tweet about it lately so I think they’re going to release it,” the 36-year-old singer shared.



What do you think of Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green’s song “Nasty”?









Editors Note:
"Looks like us Xtina fans arent the only ones diggin 'Nasty'."
Source: JustJared