Word: beyoncã
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...whatever they want from Kajeet--no less than nine SpongeBob ringtones ($2 each), celebrity wallpaper ($1.50), family friendly games like Sudoku ($5), text messaging (5 each) and, yes, phone calls (10 a minute). If a kid's Kajeet allowance is $20 a month and he blows it all on Beyonc?? wallpaper, he won't be able to text or phone anyone--except his parents and 911, which are never blocked. "It helps kids learn about budgeting and responsibility without locking families into long-term commitments," Neal says. The proposal has intrigued some adult investors, who have put up $27 million...
...Abigail Breslin, “Little Miss Sunshine”; Jennifer Hudson, “Dreamgirls”; Rinko Kikuchi, “Babel”After American Idol, no one expected to hear from Hudson ever again. Now, not only has she stolen the movie from Beyonc??, but the first-time actress and nominee has quickly become the clear favorite. Blanchett won this award two years ago for her portrayal of Katharine Hepburn in “The Aviator.”Both from “Babel,” Kikuchi, who plays a sexually-frustrated deaf...
Spanning the '60s and '70s, Dreamgirls is about the pop-cultural battle of glamour vs. soul: of Deena (Beyonc?? Knowles), the pretty singer, vs. Effie (Jennifer Hudson), a vocal volcano but a bit plump. Curtis (Jamie Foxx), their manager, banking on Deena's smooth sound and looks to peddle the Dreams to white audiences, will do anything to make the sale. The piece plumbs the lure of compromise, the risk of diluted dreams and broken hearts...
Writer-director Bill Condon has made some compromises too: pumping up the role of a James Brownish belter to get Eddie Murphy more screen time, handing Beyonc?? a new ballad to even out a story that belongs to Effie. But, hey, that's show biz, and Dreamgirls has plenty of visual pizazz to match its cast's charisma. American Idol's Hudson is sensational, mixing tenderness and the truculence of an oughta-be star...
It’s got a dis track (targeting Cam’ron, among others), a number of poppy songs like “Anything” (featuring Usher) and “Hollywood” (featuring Beyonc??), a pacing like that of his last albums, and stellar production by such notables as Just Blaze, the Neptunes...