Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Charice Pempengco






"She's like diva!!" Masa mula2 dengar nyanyian dierr, mmg tak terkata apa. Memiliki bakat yg besar dgn mempunyai vokal yang cukup mantap di usia yg masih muda.

Senang citer dierr ni mempunyai pakej yg lengkap sbg seorang penyanyi. Dier juga mempunyai bakat menari. Tak caya tengoklah video yg dierr menari dgn group Super Junior dari Korea tu.


Charmaine Clarice Relucio Pempengco
atau dikenali sbg Charice Pempengco dilahirkan pada 10 May 1993.


Penyanyi muda yg berasal dari Filipina ini mula menyanyi sejak usianya 4 tahun dan ibu serta makciknya merupakan org yg membimbingnya utk menjadi penyanyi.

  • She was just a Little Big Star Finalist then. Nobody knew that two years later, Charice Pempengco would become a singing sensation not only in the Philippines but also abroad.
  • Charice gained popularity online through the video-sharing site YouTube. A registered user of the site uploaded a video of her Little Big Star performance of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You." The recording company Ten Songs Production and Extensive Talent Management—based in Stockholm, Sweden—discovered this video and asked her to record six songs for them.
  • Among the songs that she recorded were two covers—"I Will Always Love You" of Whitney Houston and "Running Up That Hill" of Kate Bush—and four original songs sourced by Ten Songs namely "All The Money In the World," "Amazing," "It Can Only Get Better," and "Born to Love You Forever." These songs are expected to be released digitally.
  • Charice continues to make a name for herself in the international scene. She wowed Koreans in the talent show called Star King. A lot of Korean viewers became fascinated with her when she sang Dreamgirls' song titled "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going." Another fan of the young singer posted this performance in YouTube, thus, adding to her exposure online.
  • She was then featured twice on E!'s The Daily Ten—the first feature came out on November 14 wherein the headline stated, "A Star Is Born," while the second was released on November 16. In it, Charice was included in the "Hollywood Royalty" segment with the title "A Queen is Born." The host Debbie Matenopoulos said, "She is the voice that the people will and should hear."
  • Her dreams of international recognition did not stop there. Last December 4, after she showcased her voice to entertainment media during the ABS-CBN Christmas party for the press, Charice made another important announcement. The 14-year-old singing sensation confirmed reports by saying that she got another invitation from Emmy Award-winning host Ellen DeGeneres. On the November 28th episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Ellen said on television that she wanted Charice to be in her show.


Program Show "STAR KING" - SBS Korea
  • Sore yg superb utk lagu "I Am Telling You I'm Not Going"




  • Dance dgn Super Junior!!




  • Berduet dgn Kyu Hyun(Super Junior)





ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW

  • I Am Telling You I'm Not Going



  • I Will Always Love You





Usia 12 Tahun


  • Little Big Star








Usia 9 Tahun


  • Bulilit StarQuest


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Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Gianfranco Zola With Chelsea




My favourite football player till the end. You're rock man!!




In November 1996, Zola joined English Premier League club Chelsea F.C. for £4.5m as one of several continental players signed by Ruud Gullit. In his debut season he put in several notable performances and scored a series of memorable goals. In February 1997, after spiriting the ball around Manchester United's defence in the penalty area before slotting the ball past goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel, he was described by United manager Alex Ferguson as a "clever little so-and-so.He was a key player in Chelsea's resurgence that season, helping them win the FA Cup with a 2-0 win over Middlesbrough at Wembley having scored four goals en route to the final, including a 25 yard curling shot against Liverpool as Chelsea came from 0-2 behind to win 4-2, and a "twisted blood" effort in the semi-final against Wimbledon, backheeling the ball and turning 180 degrees before slotting the ball into the net. At the end of the season he was voted FWA Player of the Year, the only player ever to win the accolade without playing a full season in the English league and the first Chelsea player to win it.

In 1997-98 he helped Chelsea win three more trophies, the League Cup, the Cup Winners' Cup and the Super Cup. An injury denied him a place in the starting line-up for the Cup Winners' Cup final against VfB Stuttgart at the Råsunda Stadium in Stockholm, but he came on as a second half substitute and scored the winning goal within 21 seconds. With only his second touch of the game, he struck a through ball from Dennis Wise past goalkeeper Wohlfhart into the roof of the net to secure Chelsea's third major trophy in a year and the second European trophy in the club's history. In the same season Zola hit his first professional hat-trick, in a 4-0 victory over Derby County at Stamford Bridge in November 1997.

When Chelsea made their first appearance in the UEFA Champions League in 1999-00, Zola was a key player throughout, although he found his chances in the league more limited, owing to manager Gianluca Vialli's squad rotation policy. Zola scored three goals in Chelsea's run to the quarter-finals, including a curling free kick against FC Barcelona, and again won the FA Cup with the club, with his free-kick in the final against Aston Villa setting up Roberto Di Matteo's winner. His later years with Chelsea saw his appearances restricted by the new strike pairing of Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Eidur Gudjohnsen, though he did score with a backheeled effort in mid-air in an FA Cup tie against Norwich City, a goal manager Claudio Ranieri described as "Fantasy, magic.In 2002-03, his final season with Chelsea, he enjoyed a renaissance, scoring 16 goals, his highest seasonal tally for Chelsea, and was voted the club's player of the year after helping Chelsea qualify for the Champions League.

Zola scored his final goal for Chelsea, a lob from outside the penalty area against Everton, on Easter Monday 2003, and made his final competitive appearance for the club on the final day of the season with a 20 minute cameo against Liverpool. He played in a total of 312 games for Chelsea and scored 80 goals. In early 2003, Zola was voted as the best ever Chelsea player by Chelsea's fans. In November 2004, he was awarded an OBE - Honorary Member of the Order of the British Empire in a special ceremony in Rome.In 2005 Zola was voted into the Chelsea FC Centenary Eleven, occupying one of the two forward roles.

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