Thursday, February 25, 2010
Fashion Disaster!
2010 Red Carpet Special
Viivi Pumpanen crowned Miss Finland 2010 (Miss Suomi 2010)
Miss Finland 2010 Viivi Pumpanen |
Miss Finland 2010 Viivi Pumpanen and the 1st and 2nd runner-ups |
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Quick-Change Celebrities
Monday, February 22, 2010
Carolina Rodriguez crowned Top Model Of The World 2010
Top Model of the World 2010 title: Carolina Rodriguez from Colombia.
Carolina Rodriguez |
2nd runner-up: Muriel Susana Viera from USA
3rd runner-up: Xenia Lamber from Ukraine
4th runner-up: Daniela Arkenberg from Germany
Below are some photos of the Pageant:
Friday, February 19, 2010
Happy Lunar New Year!
Huong Giang in top three “Sexiest Woman Alive”
Leah Marville
Leah Marville, the Barbados competitor at Miss World 2009 pageant, is the winner in the selection, followed by Sandra Seifert, the Philippines’ representative at Miss Earth 2009 pageant then Vietnam’s Tran Thi Huong Giang.
With a height of 1.8m, 86-61-92, Huong Giang is considered the most impressive contestant from Vietnam at an international beauty contest to date. She ranked 12th in the Beach Beauty competition, second at the Top Model competition and 16th at the finals of Miss World 2009.
Sandra Seifert
The “Sexiest Woman Alive” is an annual poll by Global Beauties for contestants of the five biggest beauty pageants in the world: Miss World, Miss Universe, Miss Earth, Miss International and Miss Tourism Queen International. Of 440 participants in 2009, Global Beauties chose its top 20, top ten and finally top three beauties.
Last year the winner was Iryna Zhuravska from the Ukraine.
Huong Giang
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Miss Finland 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
Miranda Lambert's Funky Style
Friday, February 5, 2010
Lady Gaga: ‘I Was Never Supposed To Do’ ‘We Are The World’
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Lady Gaga is setting the record straight about those rumors that she was supposed to be a part of the re-recording of “We Are The World.” According to reports by a host of Web sites, including Rolling Stone’s, Lady Gaga was one of the many artists (also including Beyonce, Eminem, Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z) who were reported to be a part of the historic re-recording to aid Haiti - reports that later proved to be premature. And on Thursday, Lady Gaga explained to Billy Bush for Access Hollywood and “The Billy Bush Show,” why she wasn’t in the LA studio laying down a track earlier this week. “I’ve actually been in rehearsal for my new tour, but I was never supposed to do ‘We Are The World.’ So that’s a rumor,” Gaga told Billy on Thursday afternoon by phone. The pop singer extraordinaire explained she was asked, but she’s actually been very involved in raising money for the earthquake-ravaged nation already. “I believe that they may have asked, yes, about it, but I was unable to do it,” she explained. “And I’ve been working on my own charity projects for Haiti. We’ve raised over half a million dollars for Haiti already and we like to work specifically with charities that are based in Haiti itself.” And Gaga has dug deep, not only donating her own take from one of her shows on her current “Monster Ball Tour,” but also hosting Haiti-benefiting sales on her Web site. “I donated all of the proceeds from one show worth of ticket sales as well as all the of the merchandise from that show and for 24 hours we had a ‘Gaga for Haiti’ day where everything that was bought on the Web site… every dollar went to Haiti,” she said. “We’re continuing to work on more projects and we’re supposed to go to Haiti later this year for a show, which is very exciting.”