See Kelly Clarkson for Free in New York. VH1 is filming a very special and VERY Intimate concert featuring Kelly Clarkson on October 27 and they want her biggest NYC fans to be a part of it! If you are a HUGE fan of Kelly’s and would like the opportunity to receive Complimentary Admission to this extremely intimate concert, please reply back to VH1Audience@GothamCasting.com. ou MUST be in the NYC area to apply for this concert. More details and a copy of the form can be found at ONTD
Adam Lambert tweets, “Hello! Putting finishing touches on potential first single today! This beat is NUTS!”
Lauren Alaina: ‘I Always Put God First’
In a live chat hosted by AOL’s The Boot, the lovely Lauren Alaina — whose debut album ‘Wildflower’ landed yesterday — spoke about her relationship with God, which is very much at the forefront of her life. She stated, “I always put God first.”
In addition to consulting God in each decision she makes, Alaina also revealed that she prays daily. In fact, she makes time for God multiple times throughout the day, affirming that her faith is rock solid. She never misses her bedtime prayers, either, saying, “Before I go to bed, I thank God for blessing me with all the things he blessed me with, and for my family to be safe.”
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Meet Steven Tyler!
On Thursday, Oct 13, the first 300 customers who purchase $100 or more of Andrew Charles product at Macy’s in Herald Square, NYC will receive a backstage pass that they can bring back with them the next day (Friday, Oct 14) at 6 PM which will allow them to meet Steven Tyler and get a photo with him. Additionally, Macy’s will be unveiling their Andrew Charles window, which is the northern most window on the Broadway side of Macy’s, at 5:30 PM with a surprise from Steven. For the strategic shoppers looking to meet Steven, the Andrew Charles product is located on the 2nd floor of Macy’s in the men’s and women’s Impulse sections.
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Kevin McHale On Glee’s Direction & His Future Music Plans
Any scoop on what’s happening plot-wise on “Glee”?
West Side Story is underway, you see the rehearsals and the play actually happening.
But we do get more of an Artie plot?
You’ll see, when the play actually opens up, him kind of dealing with that. He turns into kind of a monster director. It’s really funny, it’s not something I ever do. A lot of what I’ve done with Artie story lines is serious, about him walking and whatnot, and this was really fun to kind of play a diva-ish director. It becomes a little bit more of the Artie show. He takes the bull by the horns, if you will, and puts it all on his own shoulders.
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