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Wilson Phillips’ Chynna Phillips will cha-cha her way onto Season 13 of Dancing With The Stars, and the “Hold On” singer expressed her excitement to put her former ballet training to work with the Venetian Waltz. (She also hopes her recent movie cameo in Bridesmaids will encourage viewers pick up the phone to vote this Fall.) We’re stoked to see the 43-year-old join the ranks of 12 seasons worth of pop star contestants when the competition kicks off September 19. Dance down memory lane as we remember some of our favorite music acts to tango onto DWTS. More »
Posts Tagged ‘Mya’
Chynna Phillips Joins The Long History Of Pop Stars On ‘Dancing With The Stars’ (PHOTOS)
Tue Aug 30 2011 by Erika Brooks Adickman
The 11 Best Musical Performances On ‘Yo Gabba Gabba’
Tue Apr 6 2010 by Becky Bain
Given the soul-crushing cascade of tween wannabes churning out monotonous pop junk for young audiences lately, we have plenty reason to fear for the future of America's music taste. But we're not worried. Why? Because in 2007, Yo Gabba Gabba debuted on the air.
The colorful, happy-go-lucky (and pretty trippy) Nick Jr. program was originally intended for a pre-school demographic, but has adopted a huge following among grown-up music fans by booking offbeat acts to perform on the show—from Weezer to Sean Kingston to more quirky fare like The Aquabats (which, not so coincidentally, is the band of series co-creator Christian Jacobs). Now the show, named by Entertainment Weekly as "TV's hippest kids show," has gotten so popular, the Gabba crew even performed at the White House during the annual Easter Egg Roll and are embarking on a live tour.
In the words of our favorite pint-sized Yo Gabba Gabba friend Nathaniel: Our name is Idolator, and we like to dance! If you like to dance, too, check out our list of the best 11 music acts to appear on the kiddie program, which happens to play more music than MTV does nowadays. And if you dig these original tunes, you're in luck—many of these acts will appear on the show's first official soundtrack. Music is awesome! More »
The colorful, happy-go-lucky (and pretty trippy) Nick Jr. program was originally intended for a pre-school demographic, but has adopted a huge following among grown-up music fans by booking offbeat acts to perform on the show—from Weezer to Sean Kingston to more quirky fare like The Aquabats (which, not so coincidentally, is the band of series co-creator Christian Jacobs). Now the show, named by Entertainment Weekly as "TV's hippest kids show," has gotten so popular, the Gabba crew even performed at the White House during the annual Easter Egg Roll and are embarking on a live tour.
In the words of our favorite pint-sized Yo Gabba Gabba friend Nathaniel: Our name is Idolator, and we like to dance! If you like to dance, too, check out our list of the best 11 music acts to appear on the kiddie program, which happens to play more music than MTV does nowadays. And if you dig these original tunes, you're in luck—many of these acts will appear on the show's first official soundtrack. Music is awesome! More »
Mya Just Can’t Catch A Break
Thu Apr 10 2008 by Maura
“The secret talents of celebrities will remain hidden. CBS is axing its new reality show “Secret Talents of the Stars” after only one episode. The first airing Wednesday had former Star Trek actor George Takei singing ‘On the Road Again.’ More »
Thu Nov 1 2007 by Maura
Mya’s forever-delayed Liberation has finally seen the light of day … in Japan. Nicole Scherzinger, this is your future, so take notes! More »
Thu Nov 1 2007 by Maura
Mya’s forever-delayed Liberation has finally seen the light of day … in Japan. Nicole Scherzinger, this is your future, so take notes! More »
Wed Oct 10 2007 by Maura
It’s great that Mya wants to sing a song in honor of people, like her mom, who have survived breast cancer. It’s even understandable that the song is a gloppy, Kara DioGuardi-penned ballad. More »
Wed Oct 10 2007 by Maura
It’s great that Mya wants to sing a song in honor of people, like her mom, who have survived breast cancer. It’s even understandable that the song is a gloppy, Kara DioGuardi-penned ballad. More »
Fri Aug 24 2007 by Maura
The Mya record–last scheduled to come out Sept. 18–now has no release date, which means we can put it right next to Amerie’s Because I Love It on the shelf of “phantom albums by R & B singers who are certainly better than Ashanti.” More »
The Cutout Bin: A Selection Of Odds, Ends, And Follow-Ups
Fri Jun 1 2007 by Maura
Before we leave for the weekend, a few updates on stories from this short, yet oddly long week: – Glacéau denied the “50 Cent made $400 million” rumor: “While 50 Cent and many other world re-known celebrities have very lucrative and fruitful partnerships with our brand, any report stating… More »
Leak Of The Day, Part II: Mya Goes For A Walk
Fri Jun 1 2007 by Maura
“Walka Not A Talka” is the first song to escape from Mya’s Liberation, which drops in August, and it’s a pretty decent track that could have credibly been titled “I’m A Slave 4 U 2 (But Not U2).” More »
