estelle81 said:

GetAwayFromMe said:

What is up with that hair?

I hate her with this platinum blonde color. It's super fugly and I wish she would change back to the black hair but without all that god-awful spray on tan that made her look like a damn carrot and all those hideous facial piercings. She and Britney both look like hot messes these days but at least Christina can sing so I'm not as harsh on her.

It just looks totally fried!! I don't understand these celebrities who have access to the things that they do, and they money to do them, and their hair looks like crap.

Weird.

purplesweat said:

TonyVanDam said:

Oh please! Britney got a star on the WOF amount 8 years earlier. And THAT was after only 2 career albums!

It was in 2003, after 4 (consective #1) albums, not 2. Britney actually has the huge sales, cultural impact and world records to justify her star. Christina? She has a good voice and some Grammys. Lame.

You're right and Britney will always be more of a celeb that Christina ever will be. Britney can lose her mind, come back and still sell big numbers and do big #s touring. I don't know why that is, and I am no fan of hers but it is what it is.

daPrettyman said:

Identity said:

I guess this reminds me that Prince doesn't have one. But then again, who would sponsor his stingy ass?

He would want a so much money up front as well as a million per year just to have his name displayed on the walk.

Or he would expect royalties/ payment whenever somebody walked past it.

whodknee said:

daPrettyman said:

He would want a so much money up front as well as a million per year just to have his name displayed on the walk.

Or he would expect royalties/ payment whenever somebody walked past it.

TonyVanDam said:

Cerebus said:

This is nothing against Christina Aguilera, but didn't this "honor" used to mean something? I remember growing up hearing about the 'Walk Of Fame' thinking it was something special, important, rare. Maybe it never was. Maybe it's always been basically meaningless. Not sure. But most of the people they add to it these days (which also seems like a lot more than it used to be) don't really do much for me.

Oh please! Britney got a star on the WOF amount 8 years earlier. And THAT was after only 2 career albums!

Yeah, but you gotta go back a liiiiittle further than that.

The Walk of Fame has existed since the late 50's, way before Britney and all these pop names. And back then we had names that really were worthy of a star.

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purplesweat said:

TonyVanDam said:

At least Christina won some Grammys. She even defeated Britney to win the first one.

Grammys don't mean shit, I didn't give a crap when Britney "won" hers.

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Those picture of Floptina are hilarious, she looks glad to be finally achieving something this year. Congrats, you have no career, no marriage, a flop album, a soon to be flop movie but at least you have a meaningless star! Feed that ego, girl!

OMG.....lol

Christina Aguilera gets relationship advice from Cher

(PEOPLE.com) -- While working alongside Cher on the film "Burlesque," Christina Aguilera picked up tips on everything from makeup to marriage.

The singer, 29, who filed for divorce from husband Jordan Bratman, 33, last month, says the one piece of advice that stuck with her was when Cher told her, "You know, honey, husbands come and go, but I am still Cher at the end of the day."

"We were like old chatty girlfriends that could not stop talking," Aguilera says. "They had to drag us to set a few times because we were late just talking about love and relationships and life."

While Aguilera has been quietly seeing Matthew D. Rutler, a set assistant from the movie, Aguilera says the main man in her life is her son Max, who'll be 3 in January.

And although she wrote a song for Max on her Bionic album, she says his favorite song is actually a tune on the "Burlesque" soundtrack called "Beautiful People." "He loves that song. He was in the studio while I was recording it and was like, 'Put on 'Beautiful People.' "

The singer admits balancing motherhood and her career isn't easy but hopes her work ethic sets an example for her son.

"One day he will be able to look back at my body of work and feel proud of it. Hopefully it will motivate him to be an individual himself and really go for what he wants out of life."

Will that include a singing career? "He is musically inclined, I can tell," says Aguilera. "He is so smart and such a character I could see him doing something in the entertainment business."

See full article at PEOPLE.com.

I'm happy any time a woman of color is acknowledged.