Yoomiii

   
Artist: Yoomiii

   Genre(s): 
Pop
   

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Discography:


   
 Here We Are

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 13

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German pop chemical group Yoomiii hit the ground linear in spring of 2006. Kristin Siegel, Nina Alexandra Filipp, and Bouchra Nisha Tjon Pon Fong were signed by the Na Klar label, under BMG Berlin. The young ladies were thrown and twisted headlong into a rigorous docket of picture shoots, TV appearances, stage dancing breeding, and infinite interviews with the German teen-oriented compress. Pop star boot camp not only if prepped the offspring performers for the market, simply vice versa as advantageously. By the meter their number 1 individual, "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme," hit the airwaves, European younker were already quite conversant with the name Yoomiii. The song debuted on May 6, 2006, at number 14 in Germany, and in the Top Five on Austrian and Swiss charts. The subsequent track record liberation standard a similar reception. Here We Are landed in the Top 20 nationally, faring fifty-fifty better overseas. The ladies' follow-up single, "A Kiss Is All I Miss," exhausted various weeks in the Top 50. Yoomiii rounded out 2006 with a national duty tour and the release of their first DVD, and kicked off 2007 with their off individual "Rhythm method of birth control of Love," whetting appetites throughout the pop-loving earth for their sophomore effort, Countenance the Music Play, which was released May 5, 2007.

Jerry Hall's wedding dress sells for five times estimated price

LONDON - Sotheby's has sold the short white dress that Jerry Hall wore for her Hindu wedding to Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger 18 years ago.

The British auction house sold the lace dress for 2,420 pounds (almost $5,000) Tuesday to vintage store owner Steven Philip. The amount is five times the estimated price. The wedding dress was sold with a photograph of Hall at her wedding ceremony in Bali, Indonesia, in 1990. Jagger annulled the marriage nine years later.

The money raised goes to a homeless charity.

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Brokeback Mountain to be turned into opera

New York City Opera has commissioned American composer Charles Wuorinen to write an opera based on Brokeback Mountain, a love story about two US ranch-hands that won three Oscars when it was turned into a movie.

The opera house's spokesman Gerard Mortier said Wuorinen had accepted an invitation to compose an opera based on Annie Proulx's short story. It is slated to premiere during City Opera's 2013 spring season.

This would mark New Yorker Wuorinen's second world premiere at City Opera. He also composed Haroun and the Sea of Stories, an adaptation of a Salman Rushdie novel which opened in 2004.

"Ever since encountering Annie Proulx's extraordinary story I have wanted to make an opera on it, and it gives me great joy that Gerard Mortier and New York City Opera have given me the opportunity to do so," Wuorinen, 70, said in a statement.

Brokeback Mountain is the story of two men who meet and fall in love on the fictional Brokeback Mountain in Wyoming in 1963 with their complex relationship lasting 20 years.

The story was made into a film in 2005 which won three Oscars.

Late Australian actor Heath Ledger, who died in January this year of an accidental overdose of prescription drugs at the age of 28, was nominated for an Oscar for his role.





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Britney Spears Due Back In Court Today

Britney Spears is due back in court today in a bid to regain her independence.

On the surface, the singer appears to have gone some way towards getting life back on track following her January meltdown which resulted in her father Jamie being awarded conservatorship over her affairs.

Now all the recovering pop wreck has to do is convince a judge that she’s ready to take back control of her life – and turning up to today's hearing will be a good place to start.

"If she wants more freedoms, she'll be there," says a source.
"It's highly unlikely Judge Goetz would sign off on changes to the conservatorship order without being able to look Britney in the eye."

Today is expected to be less about whether Brit is capable of looking after her boys, Sean Preston, 2, and 21-month-old Jayden James, and more about whether she is fit to look after herself.

"It's a lot like the last time she was in court for the custody hearings," a case insider explains to OK!.
"In that case, she had been evaluated by the court to judge her parenting skills. This time, it's about her being able to care for herself."

The singer saw her visitation increased from 9 hours a week to 27 on May 6.

Stay tuned to Entertainmentwise for all the latest updates on today's hearing.