My personal psychology includes focusing on four main areas which when developed can propel me
July 4th, 2009My personal psychology includes focusing on four main areas which when developed can propel me forward regardless of the competition or the demands of the job itself. These are the mental, emotional, spiritual and physical parts of my life. However, it is the first three that I focus on the most. In fact, the mental, emotional and spiritual parts of myself that I do have control over are reflected in my physical world. My physical world is just a printout of how I am feeling mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
"Britain’s Got Talent" star Susan Boyle has recorded the first track on her upcoming album.
Taking a break from the "Britain’s Got Talent" tour, Susan went into the studio to lay down the track for the first song for her upcoming album with Simon Cowell’s team, according to People.
"She sounds fantastic on record," Cowell told the magazine. "She’s so good, the album is not just going to be show tunes. We’re going to take our time with this."
Madonna will pay special tribute to Michael Jackson when she resumes her Sticky & Sweet tour in London tomorrow night.
Madonna’s rep tells the Associated Press that she’ll perform a special song and dance number in memory of Michael during the concert.
In exclusive photos of a dress rehearsal for the show (posted on Madonna’s Web site), a man dressed like the late King of Pop is pictured busting dance moves while the Material Mom and an entourage watch on, looking impressed.
What kind of music was the King of Pop dreaming up before he died? Read on for the dish.
The late star was at work on a pop album and classical, instrumental pieces, says Billboard.com. On the pop album, he was collaborating with songwriter Claude Kelly and R&B star Akon, who says Michael was inspired by popular demand for tickets to his shows.
"He said, ‘My fans are still there. They still love me. They’re alive,’" Akon says. "His kids are like his first priority, and they had never seen him perform live. He was trying to create the most incredible show for his kids."
Michael Jackson was busy putting on the final touches for his 50-date London concerts at the O2 Arena when he unexpectedly died. Now, ET’s Thea Andrews is with the men behind the massive production to reveal what could have been Michael’s most incredible concert tour yet!
A show filled with music, dance, stunts and pyrotechnics, Michael’s "This is It" concert was being directed by Kenny Ortega, the man who designed Michael’s "Dangerous" tour, choreographed ‘Dirty Dancing’ and also brought "High School Musical" to the world. Kenny says that Michael promised "the concert of a lifetime" and was prepared to deliver.
"We [had] some fun things planned," he says, referring to gigantic spiders, 20-foot puppets, a flaming bed, a pole dancing aerialist, a 3D movie and plenty more magic. "It’s complex in scale and it’s as big as anything I’ve ever done or attempted to do for an arena production."
The time, date and ticket-availability info for Michael Jackson’s public memorial have been announced.
The farewell service for Jackson will take place on Tuesday, July 7 at 10 a.m. at the Staples Center. Eleven thousand tickets will be made available to the general public free of charge.
The program will also be simulcast at Los Angeles’ nearby Nokia Theatre.
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