hey guys i just wonted to wish you a happy
New Year some of you guys are in 2011 and some
of you guys are in 2010 like me but i just wonted
to wish you guys a happy New Year
and have fun and a great and lovely laste min in 2010
xoxo Chelsea
Friday, December 31, 2010
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Pixie Lott Wants to Dress Diaz
Pop star-and-fashion designer Pixie Lott would love to dress Cameron Diaz in one of her Lipsy dresses.
The 19-year-old pop star has created a range of clothes for Lipsy and if she could dress any celebrity she would love to style the ‘My Sister’s Keeper’ star.
She told BANG Showbiz: “I’d feel very lucky if anyone wore any of my designs. But I don’t know. If we’re talking anyone, someone like Julia Roberts or Cameron Diaz. That’d be so weird and funny. Cameron wearing my dress at the Oscars. That’d be so funny.”
The ‘Boys and Girls’ hitmaker also admits she was “surprised” when she saw a festivalgoer wearing one of her designs, as was the girl when Pixie ran up to her.
She said: “I was at a festival during the summer and I saw someone in my dress and jacket from the festival range and I had to stop her. I rushed over and was like, ‘Oh my God, you look amazing!’ She was shocked and I was shocked, we were both shocked!”
Just as Pixie is a fan of Cameron Diaz she is also a big fan of high-end fashion, and prefers wearing designer clothes to high street brands.
She said: “I like high-end. It’s good to have a mix I think, but if I had to pick I’d say high-end.
“I borrow a lot of stuff from different designers, but I always want to keep them! The trouble is I lose stuff really easily, my mum is always like, ‘Do not lose anything!’”
Source: Contactmusic
The 19-year-old pop star has created a range of clothes for Lipsy and if she could dress any celebrity she would love to style the ‘My Sister’s Keeper’ star.
She told BANG Showbiz: “I’d feel very lucky if anyone wore any of my designs. But I don’t know. If we’re talking anyone, someone like Julia Roberts or Cameron Diaz. That’d be so weird and funny. Cameron wearing my dress at the Oscars. That’d be so funny.”
The ‘Boys and Girls’ hitmaker also admits she was “surprised” when she saw a festivalgoer wearing one of her designs, as was the girl when Pixie ran up to her.
She said: “I was at a festival during the summer and I saw someone in my dress and jacket from the festival range and I had to stop her. I rushed over and was like, ‘Oh my God, you look amazing!’ She was shocked and I was shocked, we were both shocked!”
Just as Pixie is a fan of Cameron Diaz she is also a big fan of high-end fashion, and prefers wearing designer clothes to high street brands.
She said: “I like high-end. It’s good to have a mix I think, but if I had to pick I’d say high-end.
“I borrow a lot of stuff from different designers, but I always want to keep them! The trouble is I lose stuff really easily, my mum is always like, ‘Do not lose anything!’”
Source: Contactmusic
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
That’s Your Lott
Pixie Lott has become the rising star of girl pop in one short year. The RTÉ Guide’s Alan Corr meets the happy-go-lucky Londoner. And her mother. Oh, and her hairdresser and make-up artist.
“I’ve been in the wars”, says Pixie Lott pointing to a rather nasty scab on her knee. “I fell over on Sunday. I was in really high heels. I’m also drinking Benylin because I’ve got a tickly throat and I’m very tired.”
Even that list of minor complaints is delivered in a singsong happy voice. You could probably throw her iPad on the fire and Pixie Lott would still be a model of perma-smiling pop stardom. In the past year, the 19-year-old Londoner (real name: Victoria Louise) has hit No.1 twice and featured on the cover of no less than 25 magazines. She is a blinding vision of blondness and good teeth (she is also the image of Becky from ‘Coronation Street’).
Crowded into an RTÉ dressing room with her for this interview are her mum Beverley (who is very nice), Pixie’s make-up artist Liz and some bloke called Baz who turns out to be her hairdresser. Last year, Pixie sold 700,000 copies of her debut album ‘Turn it Up’ and her record company have just released ‘Turn it Up Louder’, a remix of the same album featuring bonus tracks, including covers of songs by Kings of Leon and Kelly Rowland.
Pixie’s success is a big change from the world of girl pop 20 years ago, when she wasn’t even a glint in Mr Lott’s eye and the likes of Kylie Minogue were pretty much locked out of the studio when it came to writing and producing the songs they had to put their names to. Call it the Gaga Factor but girl pop has really found its own voice in the past few years.
“I think if you write your own songs and then approach a label and you’ve already got a bulk of the album done then you get to have more say”, Pixie says. “Nobody’s tried to manipulate what I do. With the last single ‘Broken Arrow’ the label wanted to go with a different single but I love that song so I put my foot down.
“Put your foot down?” interjects her mother. “That may be putting it mildly! They said ‘could we discuss this?’ And Pixie just gave her reasons and the head of the label knew she was passionate about it so he said OK.”
‘Broken Arrow’ is a sweeping, dramatic ballad that gives her a chance to show her other side. It’s not all about all-night parties and nice frocks in Pixie-land you know. “Exactly”, she says. “I like songs that are emotional. I love up-tempo songs too, but definitely songs where the lyrics are also emotional.”
So is it easier to sing when you’re heartbroken? “Well I’ve definitely noticed that is easier to write songs when you’re heartbroken”, Pixie says. “So if I get heartbroken before my next album I’ll write some great songs! I’ve never been properly heartbroken. I’ve never been madly, deeply in love so I haven’t really been heartbroken. I have been upset by love though and I have been heartbroken by other things.”
There is a lot of speculation about her love life though and she is frequently seen with model Oliver Cheshire. Pixie giggles and uses the “we’re just good friends” excuse. “I’m really busy but I always make time to see my friends.”
I ask mum Lott what Pixie (“I called her that because she was such a tiny, cute baby who looked just like a fairy.”) was like when she was growing up. “She was always singing around the house but she was always quite shy growing up”, she says. “Then she auditioned for the Italia Conti in London and she got a scholarship and once she joined, it brought her out of herself. She did really well and she hasn’t stopped talking!”
Did she get her singing talent from her mum? “Mum’s a fabulous singer”, says Pixie. “She sings opera.” Mum cracks up laughing. “I do not! Her grand-dad sang in the church choir and her dad’s not bad.” Pixie, who has one older sister, Charlie Ann, and one older brother, Stephen, still lives at home. “She has bought an apartment but her bedroom is still there in the house”, says her mum.
She should really get her own place if only to have somewhere to keep her rapidly expanding wardrobe, because Pixie has become somewhat of a style icon in her short career. A bit of Bardot, a bit of Blondie. “I like to mix my look up a lot. I love loads of designers but I also lots of vintage. Sometimes I’m classical.”
Hollywood has already come calling and Pixie’s made her movie debut in something called ‘Fred’, a teen flick in which she plays girl next door Judy, but plans to star as Sharon Stone’s daughter in upcoming project ‘Sweet Baby Jesus’ are on ice. “Yes but the album is coming out in America next year so I’m really busy with that.”
Right now through she’s got a flight home to catch and some Benylin to glug. Maybe she’ll even get a plaster for that knee.
Source: RTE Ten
“I’ve been in the wars”, says Pixie Lott pointing to a rather nasty scab on her knee. “I fell over on Sunday. I was in really high heels. I’m also drinking Benylin because I’ve got a tickly throat and I’m very tired.”
Even that list of minor complaints is delivered in a singsong happy voice. You could probably throw her iPad on the fire and Pixie Lott would still be a model of perma-smiling pop stardom. In the past year, the 19-year-old Londoner (real name: Victoria Louise) has hit No.1 twice and featured on the cover of no less than 25 magazines. She is a blinding vision of blondness and good teeth (she is also the image of Becky from ‘Coronation Street’).
Crowded into an RTÉ dressing room with her for this interview are her mum Beverley (who is very nice), Pixie’s make-up artist Liz and some bloke called Baz who turns out to be her hairdresser. Last year, Pixie sold 700,000 copies of her debut album ‘Turn it Up’ and her record company have just released ‘Turn it Up Louder’, a remix of the same album featuring bonus tracks, including covers of songs by Kings of Leon and Kelly Rowland.
Pixie’s success is a big change from the world of girl pop 20 years ago, when she wasn’t even a glint in Mr Lott’s eye and the likes of Kylie Minogue were pretty much locked out of the studio when it came to writing and producing the songs they had to put their names to. Call it the Gaga Factor but girl pop has really found its own voice in the past few years.
“I think if you write your own songs and then approach a label and you’ve already got a bulk of the album done then you get to have more say”, Pixie says. “Nobody’s tried to manipulate what I do. With the last single ‘Broken Arrow’ the label wanted to go with a different single but I love that song so I put my foot down.
“Put your foot down?” interjects her mother. “That may be putting it mildly! They said ‘could we discuss this?’ And Pixie just gave her reasons and the head of the label knew she was passionate about it so he said OK.”
‘Broken Arrow’ is a sweeping, dramatic ballad that gives her a chance to show her other side. It’s not all about all-night parties and nice frocks in Pixie-land you know. “Exactly”, she says. “I like songs that are emotional. I love up-tempo songs too, but definitely songs where the lyrics are also emotional.”
So is it easier to sing when you’re heartbroken? “Well I’ve definitely noticed that is easier to write songs when you’re heartbroken”, Pixie says. “So if I get heartbroken before my next album I’ll write some great songs! I’ve never been properly heartbroken. I’ve never been madly, deeply in love so I haven’t really been heartbroken. I have been upset by love though and I have been heartbroken by other things.”
There is a lot of speculation about her love life though and she is frequently seen with model Oliver Cheshire. Pixie giggles and uses the “we’re just good friends” excuse. “I’m really busy but I always make time to see my friends.”
I ask mum Lott what Pixie (“I called her that because she was such a tiny, cute baby who looked just like a fairy.”) was like when she was growing up. “She was always singing around the house but she was always quite shy growing up”, she says. “Then she auditioned for the Italia Conti in London and she got a scholarship and once she joined, it brought her out of herself. She did really well and she hasn’t stopped talking!”
Did she get her singing talent from her mum? “Mum’s a fabulous singer”, says Pixie. “She sings opera.” Mum cracks up laughing. “I do not! Her grand-dad sang in the church choir and her dad’s not bad.” Pixie, who has one older sister, Charlie Ann, and one older brother, Stephen, still lives at home. “She has bought an apartment but her bedroom is still there in the house”, says her mum.
She should really get her own place if only to have somewhere to keep her rapidly expanding wardrobe, because Pixie has become somewhat of a style icon in her short career. A bit of Bardot, a bit of Blondie. “I like to mix my look up a lot. I love loads of designers but I also lots of vintage. Sometimes I’m classical.”
Hollywood has already come calling and Pixie’s made her movie debut in something called ‘Fred’, a teen flick in which she plays girl next door Judy, but plans to star as Sharon Stone’s daughter in upcoming project ‘Sweet Baby Jesus’ are on ice. “Yes but the album is coming out in America next year so I’m really busy with that.”
Right now through she’s got a flight home to catch and some Benylin to glug. Maybe she’ll even get a plaster for that knee.
Source: RTE Ten
The Wanted Want Pixie
Boy band The Wanted are keen to work with pop star Pixie Lott.
The boy band would love to perform with the pop beauty and the five-piece admit they admire more about her than just her vocal talents.
Singer Nathan Sykes said: “We’d like to work with Pixie Lott, she’s always a good shout. Is it because I fancy her? Of course, who doesn’t fancy Pixie Lott!”
As well as cementing their success in the UK, the group are hoping to take their music Stateside in the New Year.
Nathan told BANG Showbiz: “It’s really exciting I think we’ll go to America to film the third single.
“We’ve had a few discussions with people out there, some people have said, ‘We like ‘All Time Low’, have you got anything else we might like.’ it’s been really good.
“They seem to be interested, we’ll go over there for a couple of days to see what they have to say, it’s looking really exciting. We’ve been over in Germany doing promo so hopefully things will go well over there then maybe we can go over to America.
“We’re definitely coming back to the UK to do a full on tour, which will be amazing.”
Source: Contactmusic
The boy band would love to perform with the pop beauty and the five-piece admit they admire more about her than just her vocal talents.
Singer Nathan Sykes said: “We’d like to work with Pixie Lott, she’s always a good shout. Is it because I fancy her? Of course, who doesn’t fancy Pixie Lott!”
As well as cementing their success in the UK, the group are hoping to take their music Stateside in the New Year.
Nathan told BANG Showbiz: “It’s really exciting I think we’ll go to America to film the third single.
“We’ve had a few discussions with people out there, some people have said, ‘We like ‘All Time Low’, have you got anything else we might like.’ it’s been really good.
“They seem to be interested, we’ll go over there for a couple of days to see what they have to say, it’s looking really exciting. We’ve been over in Germany doing promo so hopefully things will go well over there then maybe we can go over to America.
“We’re definitely coming back to the UK to do a full on tour, which will be amazing.”
Source: Contactmusic
My passion will always be music, says US-bound Pixie Lott
Pop starlet Pixie Lott claims that she will always be loyal to music no matter how much the film industry comes calling.
The 19-year-old blonde beauty, who is set to break into the US market next year, admitted that music will always be her “passion” despite embarking on a budding acting career.
She said: “I love a bit of everything, acting, dancing, singing, but music is my passion I would never be able to live without that.”
In an exclusive interview with the DailyStar.co.uk, the MamaDo singer told of her excitement at taking on America and was hopeful of what she could achieve across the Pond.
She said: I’m going to America next February, promoting music and doing a few other bits, we’ll just see how it goes and see what happens out there but I’m excited about it.
“It’s harder to crack because obviously it’s such a massive country and it’s very different from the UK, so I think you have to use different tactics but I’ll give it a go, so we’ll see.”
Pixie, who has just starred in her first movie, Fred, a tale of teen angst and romance with American Youtube sensation Lucas Cruikshank, explained how she was intending to take some time out over Christmas for a bit of R&R.
She added: “I’m really looking forward to seeing my family and friends over Christmas and I’m going ski-ing which will be a nice break.”
Pixie soared to success in 2009 with her debut single Mama Do and has had a hit album, seven top 20 singles and has launched her own fashion label.
She added: “I’m writing my new album next year, am really excited about it and have lots of collaborations that are planned. I’m just really looking forward to 2011.”
And so are we Pixie!
Source: Daily Star
The 19-year-old blonde beauty, who is set to break into the US market next year, admitted that music will always be her “passion” despite embarking on a budding acting career.
She said: “I love a bit of everything, acting, dancing, singing, but music is my passion I would never be able to live without that.”
In an exclusive interview with the DailyStar.co.uk, the MamaDo singer told of her excitement at taking on America and was hopeful of what she could achieve across the Pond.
She said: I’m going to America next February, promoting music and doing a few other bits, we’ll just see how it goes and see what happens out there but I’m excited about it.
“It’s harder to crack because obviously it’s such a massive country and it’s very different from the UK, so I think you have to use different tactics but I’ll give it a go, so we’ll see.”
Pixie, who has just starred in her first movie, Fred, a tale of teen angst and romance with American Youtube sensation Lucas Cruikshank, explained how she was intending to take some time out over Christmas for a bit of R&R.
She added: “I’m really looking forward to seeing my family and friends over Christmas and I’m going ski-ing which will be a nice break.”
Pixie soared to success in 2009 with her debut single Mama Do and has had a hit album, seven top 20 singles and has launched her own fashion label.
She added: “I’m writing my new album next year, am really excited about it and have lots of collaborations that are planned. I’m just really looking forward to 2011.”
And so are we Pixie!
Source: Daily Star
Friday, December 24, 2010
Crazy Cat Christmas (gift)
hey guys we just eat something and i found this pic 1hour ago so i don't know if you know this pic but here is a pixie pic with santa so here it is (this is my christmas gift for you guys ;) so i hope you have a Crazy Cat Christmas (enjoy your gifts)
without copyright (because christmas :)
without copyright (because christmas :)
Crazy Cat Christmas
i wish you guys a #CrazyCatChristmas and i wish
you and your fanily have a great and awesome christmas
with so many presents and ofcourse the
new pixie album as a gift
xoxo from Chelsea and a Merry Christmas
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