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Articles tagged "christina aguilera"Sound AffectsOne Hit Wonder: Mandy Mooreby Tommy Marx[24.Jul.09] :. In the beginning, there was Britney Spears, dressed as a Catholic school girl with a bare midriff, short skirt and pouty lips, selling sex and CDs to the tune of “Baby One More Time”. It... PopMatters Pick Music DVD ReviewShine a Lightby Kirby Fields[11.Aug.08] :. Rarely do movies change my mind about anything, rarer still about rock 'n' roll, but Shine A Light did just that.  Film ReviewShine a Lightby Cynthia Fuchs[7.Apr.08] :. While the coming together of the Rolling Stones and Martin Scorsese has been heralded as an event, Shine a Light is only fitfully absorbing.  Music DVD ReviewChristina Aguilera: Back to Basics Live and Down Under [DVD]by Jake Meaney[31.Mar.08] :. How can that voice be contained in such a petite, compact woman? And how does she not just blow apart every time she unleashes it? NewsFormer Disney stars are making ‘Mickey’ proudby Joseph Dionisio [Newsday (MCT)][26.Oct.07] :. It was called “The All New Mickey Mouse Club,” but a better title might have been Tomorrowland. During its 1989-96 run, the Disney Channel variety series delivered a major peek into... NewsWho’s the real Christina? All of them, it turns outby Jon Bream [Minneapolis Star Tribune (Minneapolis) (MCT)][13.Mar.07] :. Christina Aguilera changes her image about as often as Britney Spears switches rehab centers. There was the blazingly blond Christina, oozing vintage Hollywood glam, in last year’s video of... Christina Aguilera: Back to Basicsby Mike Joseph[28.Aug.06] :. She seems to be self-involved in a way that her predecessors were not, and that can lead to occasionally bad music. However, Back to Basics is a challenging piece of pop that manages to look backwards and forward at the same time. MTV Europe Music Awards 2003by Jessica Hodges[17.Nov.03] :. Isn't it a bit surprising that in today's political climate, when the U.S. is perceived as more arrogant and imperial than ever, that its most prominent export is still homogenised pop? Christina Aguilera: self-titledby Nikki Tranter[23.Aug.99] :. It’s the era alterna-fans dreaded. The pop universe is back and it’s bloody huge. Pop is a funny genre. A really good pop song can be spotted from miles away, yet it’s the bad ones... |
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