Monday, February 9, 2009

Kenny Chesney

Kenny Chesney is looking to be inspired at tonight's Grammy Awards. As a songwriter, Chesney looks to his peers as influences. "When I hear a great song, I'm inspired to want to write a great song; or see a great performance, I'm inspired by it," the country superstar tells The Boot. Chesney will act as both performer and fan at the Grammys, playing alongside the likes of some of his own musical heroes.
Chesney is particularly excited to share the stage with some of rock's biggest names. "I've been doing this since '93 now, and you can't look at a career like U2 and not learn something. Radiohead's a great rock band. No matter what genre you are, it's unbelievable. I'm looking forward to those guys. Chesney is nominated for Best Country Collaboration for his duet with George Strait, 'Shiftwork.' See the full list of country nominees here.
"If you're creative, once you get into a room like this and there are all these creative minds occupying one space, there's something to pluck out of the air," he says. "So to be in a room full of people and to be a part of that room is one of the highlights of my career." "When I hear a great song, I'm inspired to want to write a great song; or see a great performance, I'm inspired by it," the country superstar tells The Boot.

Neil Diamond

Neil Diamond delivered his chestnut "Sweet Caroline," a song older than most of this year's Grammy nominees, with the kind of formal informality one might expect in a Catskills supper club.Strolling down the star-packed center aisle, he casually grasped the shoulder of an anonymous Coldplay dude, who clapped like a merry schoolboy.
A crowd of more than 2,000 gathered to pay tribute to Neil Diamond, above, at the 19th annual MusiCares Person of the Year celebration, held at the Los Angeles Convention Center on Friday night, the Associated Press reported. Mr. Diamond, 68, was honored by a procession of guests who sang covers of his songs, including Jennifer Hudson performing “Holly Holy,” Coldplay singing “I’m a Believer,” and even the Jonas Brothers, who began the evening’s show with “Forever in Blue Jeans.
Mr. Diamond’s mother, Rose, was in attendance, and he thanked her, telling the crowd that his parents had bought him a $10 guitar when he was a young man growing up in Brooklyn. “It was a good investment, Mom,” he said.Prison-bound rapper T.I., hand on chin, nodded along and attempted to discern the source of the old guy's mojo. Paul McCartney urged those seated nearby to cheer. Jay-Z leapt to his feet at "Sweet Caroline"'s conclusion, applauding heartily.

Milani Rose

Milani Rose the hot model who has a stalker and imposter from hell. The woman who resembles Milani is recklessly alleging her to be a New York hooker with a naughty sex tape, but apparently none of it is true. Imagine! See the video and fine photos below. Milani is only 5′0″ tall, weighs 115 pounds with sexy measurements of 34D-25-39. That is an interesting caboose proportionally, but somehow she makes her entire body fit together.
Rumors of a Milani Rose prostitution connection circulated under the radar for a while. It all came to a head when she went on air identifying a stalker. See the video below. A woman has been pretending to be Milani Rose saying all sorts of crazy things. She is calling her a prostitute and a sex tape maniac. Terrible for a wholesome farm girl.
Don’t believe a word of them. Not only is Milani a good girl, she has no sex tape and to connections to prostitution as far as we know. She does to sexy very well as you can see from the pictures. Her ethnicity is Hispanic with chocolate brown skin, long black hair and beautiful brown eyes. Her shoe size is seven, when she is wearing them.
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