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At 12, Archuleta wins the junior category of Star Search. A few years after his win, he is put under vocal rest to recover from a paralyzed vocal chord. "But that's what gives his voice an interesting quality to it. It's why he has kind of an airy sound to his voice," Dean Kaelin, Archuleta's vocal coach, later tells the AP. "This definitely was an obstacle he had to overcome. But for him, it's a blessing."
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For her U.S. tour, Aguilera wears more revealing outfits that coincide with the new, more suggestive single "Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You)" and the remake of Patti LaBelle's "Lady Marmalade" for the film Moulin Rouge! starring Nicole Kidman. Aguilera joins forces with Lil' Kim, Mya and Pink for the song and video that features them dressed in over-the-top makeup and provocative outfits. That year, they take home a Grammy for Best Pop Collaboration and an MTV award for Best Video.
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Info on Beau Dozier songwriter: Seven days after Hurricane Ike struck Texas on September 13, I finally got my power turned back on. I live in Houston, a big city that didn't even take the brunt of the storm. But for a lot of the folks living in smaller communities along the Gulf Coast, the impact of Ike was much, much worse. I wanted to show MTV News what it was like for people living in Galveston, in Beaumont, in Orange or in Port Arthur, which is where I'm from. It's easy to bring the cameras one day after the storm, two days after the storm. But what about a week after the storm? Two weeks? Some people are just getting back home, just starting to deal with the reality of what's happened. And that's what I wanted to show everyone: what it's like when the cameras leave, and these people in these smaller communities are left to deal with the devastation.

Our first day was in Beaumont. It's part of the Golden Triangle — Beaumont, Port Arthur and Orange. It's pretty much one place; when people in Orange get affected, people in Beaumont and Port Arthur feel it. A lot of the people in those towns work in the refineries, which is one of the main industries in the Golden Triangle. This whole area, the people there, they were some of UGK's first supporters. These are the first places we did shows, first places we sold music. So it was really important for me to come down here and make sure people were OK. It's not about if I know them personally — I know their struggle. We all went through the same thing. If you come from this area, everybody has pretty much lived the same way of life.

When we visited Beaumont, it was 10 days out from when the storm hit, and people were just getting back home. We went to the Beaumont Athletic Complex where the buses full of evacuees were dropping people back from all over Texas — San Antonio, Austin, Dallas and smaller places like Tyler, Sunrise, even northern Louisiana. They had to get their stuff off that main bus and then hop on a smaller bus that would take them to their neighborhood. For some people, this was the second time in a month they had to evacuate — Hurricane Gustav was expected to hit these cities too. Most of the people we met were still somewhat in a state of shock from it all. They didn't really know the extent of the damage to their homes. They hadn't seen their houses, didn't know about their cars or whether their place of employment was still standing. Can you imagine if your job wasn't there when you got back? You don't have money to start over, and you don't have a job to go back to so you can make money to start over. It can really throw you off, to say the least.
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"Yeah, I'm happy. I get a chance to see him," Newsday quotes 50 as saying. "I'm going to hang out ... make some movies, make some music and continue to kick it."

The next hearing in the case has been set for October 22.

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Information about Beau Dozier: Nineteen years after he last rode into the sunset, the man with the hat finally came back to theaters this summer with the eagerly anticipated, feverishly discussed movie "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull." Just four months later, and it's hard to find anybody who really cares.

While the fourth film in the insanely popular series was an unabashed financial success, thanks to more than $700 million in international box-office receipts, "Crystal Skull" was almost universally a fanboy disaster. Its only lasting contributions to the cultural zeitgeist are the insipid, Tarzan-esque scene of a character swinging through the jungle vines and the phrase "nuked the fridge," which UrbanDictionary.com defines as "the precise moment at which a cinematic franchise has crossed over from remote plausibility to self parodying absurdity." The phrase has spawned a Facebook group, countless YouTube parodies, a Web site and even a whole slew of T-shirts.

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Pain — who recorded all of his material in just four days — got beats from a few of his friends (he only produced one track) and said he's just as passionate about being an MC as he is about being a singer.

"I been doing it ever since," Pain said of his raps. "It's just that a lot of people haven't been accepting it. I do everything. I always rapped, I always sang. People are more attracted to the singing part than the rapping part. I'm forcing the issue. Free songs — here it is."
Beau Dozier articles A child performer in Wales, Zeta-Jones sang and danced as the lead in a London revival of 42nd Street and later became a U.K. sexpot in the Brit TV hit The Darling Buds of May. However, her sexy pairing with Antonio Banderas in Zorro turned her into a star in America. She has since acted with Julia Roberts and George Clooney and won an Oscar for playing Chicago murderess Velma Kelly. The stunning mother of two, who has made five appearances on PEOPLE's Most Beautiful list, can next be seen in the Harry Houdini film Death Defying Acts with Guy Pearce.
Beau Dozier songwriter The video features a lot of dancing — something that is old news for Brown but a skill that T-Pain is willing to admit isn't his best performance quality. "Everybody in here is kicking my ass!" he said. "I'm probably the fattest person on camera. There's so many crumpers, and you got pop-and-lockers. I can't do a damn thing."

When probed further about dancing with Chris in the video, Pain wanted to let everyone know that although he isn't the best dancer in the world, he's still got skills that Brown doesn't. "Chris don't bring nothing out in me. He's just trying to beat my ass, and I'm not gonna let that happen.

"Well, he beats me only when he gets a chance to dance," he hedged. "If we was battling, I wouldn't give him a chance to dance!"