Kelly Clarkson + Plenty of pics

ldg · Post time 3-7-2006 12:57 PM

LUCKY STRIPE

The singer belts one out in high-waisted capris and a black tank at a pre-Grammys party in Beverly Hills.

ldg · Post time 3-7-2006 12:57 PM

BOW TIE

Clarkson's chiffon overlay and sequined bustier make black more than basic at the Brit Awards.

ldg · Post time 3-7-2006 04:31 PM

nAwwAr · Post time 4-7-2006 01:48 AM

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ldg · Post time 8-7-2006 09:04 AM

Kelly Clarkson's Vitamin Water Diet
Fri, 07/07/2006 - 1:15am

Kelly Clarkson is getting pressure to get thin. Although Kelly could use a stylist, we certainly don't want her to turn into another Hollywood skeleton. Apparently one of her new sponsors, Vitamin Water, thinks she could drop a few pounds.

KELLY Clarkson has agreed to promote her own flavor of Vitamin Water. The only catch is the company won't announce the deal until the "American Idol" winner loses some more weight. Last year, 50 Cent endorsed his own flavor of the trendy sports drink, which is said to have 50 percent of the daily vitamin requirements. The muscular rapper actually looks like he's in robust health. Clarkson looks like she could lose a few pounds. Since the brand is all about fitness and health, she's been put on a strict diet and the deal is secret until she slims down.

ldg · Post time 8-7-2006 09:06 AM

ldg · Post time 16-7-2006 08:55 AM

Clarkson: 'Vitamin Water story is nonsense'
Updated: 2006-07-10 14:21

Pop star Kelly Clarkson has hit back at new reports she has been told to diet or lose a lucrative new modelling deal, insisting the story is a joke.
The first American Idol winner has been dogged by weight problem rumours ever since she won the TV talent contest, but her publicists insist the latest reports that she's on the verge of losing a deal with fitness drink firm Vitamin Water are ridiculous.

A spokesperson for the Since U Been Gone singer insists, "Nothing could be further from the truth," adding Clarkson has already shot her first Vitamin Water photo shoot.

baduglyu · Post time 16-7-2006 06:54 PM

Kelly in Jones Beach, July 13, 2006

Show all posts · Post time 17-7-2006 12:44 PM

saper ader lagu Because Of You.. bleh pm dekat fly that.. i need that song

baduglyu · Post time 23-7-2006 10:02 PM

ldg · Post time 9-9-2006 12:05 PM

Kelly Clarkson Jams With Congress'Idol' Star Lobbies Against Illegal Music Downloads
By QUIANA BURNS

Sept. 6, 2006? Giving new meaning to "congressional record," two-time Grammy recipient and "American Idol" winner Kelly Clarkson recorded a jam session with eight members of Congress today on Capitol Hill.

The event, called Grammys on the Hill, was part of an effort by the Recording Academy to bring attention to the problem of illegal downloading of music on the Internet.

Hundreds of millions of songs are downloaded each day around the globe; some of them legally, some of them by means that break the law.

Stopping those illegal downloaders and protecting the rights of those who make and sell music are two goals in which some members of Congress and music industry executives seem to be in perfect harmony.

The Recording Academy described the event as a day of music advocacy and recognition. The purpose of the recording session was not just to make music but also to demonstrate how much work goes into it.

"Not many people know what it takes to make music," Clarkson told ABC News. "They see my face, but there are a lot of people that make it happen."

So, step by step, award-winning producer Jimmy Jam took the audience through the recording ordeal. First, the songwriters and artist compose a melody and song. A producer finds the right musicians and engineers, and everyone else the producer believes will best represent the artist when the song is finalized.

In the example given today, those steps had already been taken, and Clarkson was ready to record her new song, "Maybe".

"If you trust me, if you love me ? maybe," Clarkson belted out as the eight-member Congressional Grammy Band snapped and clapped in rhythm behind her.

Rep. Mary Bono, R-Calif., widow of singer Sonny Bono and co-chair of the Recording Arts and Sciences Congressional Caucus, said the event helped bridge the age gap on the Hill.

"A lot of members of Congress don't even have iPods," Bono said.

The recording session had a true Hollywood feel, with a number of industry movers and shakers in the room, including "American Idol" judge Randy Jackson.

ldg · Post time 9-9-2006 12:08 PM

September 08, 2006
Kelly Clarkson Rocks Congress

Kelly Clarkson headed to Capitol Hill and met with eight members of Congress to bring awareness of illegal downloading of music. The two time Grammy winner attended the event sponsored by the Recoding Academy called Grammy's on the Hill on Wednesday. Hundreds of millions of songs are downloaded daily on the internet, some legally some illegally.

The Recording Academy described the event as a day of music advocacy and recognition. The idea of the recording session was not just to make music but also to display how much work goes into it. There are many people who are responsible for the production of just one song alone, not to mention the many other people who are responsible for the album and even the tour. Jimmy Jam took the audience through the ordeal of what it takes to make music, leading into Clarkson singing the new song 'Maybe' that she recorded for the event, with the eight members of the Congressional band clapping and getting their grove on behind her.