Sunday, April 3, 2011

Ariel's Message about Parkinson's Disease

Ariel Moore

On Saturday 2nd April 2011, said:
Hi Friends,

A lot of you already know my father suffers from "Parkinson's" , also known as "PD" which is a degenerative disease and is thought to be an illness that does not have a cure. I have joined the PD Army in the fight for the cure and to raise awareness for this terrible disease. My father has been good at everything his whole life. He worked and lead a pretty normal life until he was diagnosed about 5 years ago. Just with in the last couple years its progressed to a point where my father is on lots of medicine and has to fight to stay still. This illness steals who you are and takes away your freedom to live a normal life. YES, you have to learn to live with it and take extra steps to maintain a healthy life style but try telling that to Parkinson's, it never wants to listen. It is disturbing to watch someone with it because of the uncontrollable muscle movements especially when that person is your father. The guy who can take on the world, and save you from all the scary thing's that life can throw at you. He has taken care of my family and I for so many years and now its our turn to help take care of him. Please join in the fight for PD and lets destroy this disease that is trying to destroy my father and so many others like Michael J Fox. I'm in. Are you?

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STAY BLESSED
Ariel Moore

KCAs 2011



Just after the 2011 Kids’ Choice Awards ended, Destinee & Paris gave the Hotline a ring. Get all of the details about their night, including who sat behind them, who they saw in the Green Room and more! Plus a reminder to vote for your favorite American Idol and to look forward to their appearance on E!’s – The Dance Scene.




 

April Fools!

yesterday Dest & I were passing this... I didn't notice it and she screamed "JT!! haha april fools!" -_- I freaked

Friday, April 1, 2011

It Is Not The End Of NMD

For all you NMD fans, I would like to inform you that NMD is NOT breaking up. Ariel is leaving the band but Kimi, Breanne, and Lorelei are NOT.
Ariel Moore

OH,, AND YES, I will be going on with my singing career! That is my life, and my soul
for all of the Kimi, Breanne, Lorelei fans you wont be dissapointed! We have a new "element" coming soon and a couple new changes! We will be issuing a statement soon. Thank you all for your support ♥
The group has some new changes and amazing things in store. We will update you all soon! ♥ thank you all for you continuous support. we will not let our fans down.

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"Meet the New 'American Idol' Backup Singers" by The Hollywood Reporter

destinee and paris publicity 2010
This week, American Idol eliminates two finalists, but if either caught the ears and eyes of resident mentor Jimmy Iovine during their time on the show, all hope is not lost. You see, Iovine, who's headed Interscope Geffen A&M Records for 20 years, has seen his share of hits and misses -- some acts have prospered under his watch, others were long ago dropped -- but if he senses something truly special about an artist, he sticks with them.
Case in point: American Idol's new double blonde backup singers Destinee and Paris Monroe, whose sweet, down-home harmonies have accented performances by the likes of Paul McDonald (see video below) and Lauren Alaina. Four years ago, they were two out of three members of little-known group the Clique Girlz who arrived from Hollywood from that hotbed of tween talent -- New Jersey -- with big dreams of Bratz-like branding, chart-topping singles and eventual world domination. I know, because I wandered into producer Ron Fair's studio one day when he was bouncing around the control room speaking those very buzz words. 
But as most music business stories go, despite high-profile opening slots for the likes of the Jonas Brothers and Backstreet Boys, the Clique Girlz saw a flurry of interest but never a proper U.S. release, and after recording more than 90 songs, according to a 2008 interview, the trio broke up.
Still, Iovine didn't send the girls packing back to Egg Harbor Township. Rather, after including a Destinee and Paris song on the Neptunes-produced Despicable Me soundtrack, he put them on Idol, the biggest stage in the world, where, despite being positioned in the background and only brought out on country-esque tunes, Destinee, 16, and Paris, 15, have shined.
In these days when a hot Twitter second is about all the attention span people have to spare, Iovine has remained committed to these two for years. And although you can see why, it still feels like a rarity and, for that reason, somewhat surprising.
So what's next for Destinee and Paris beyond Idol? According to a hastily written one-sheet from the label, the two have recorded their own album on which they worked with "some of the top-name producers in the business." The release date has yet to be determined.
In the meantime, tune in to Idol tonight to see who the girls back up on Elton John week. Got a song suggestion of your own? Leave it in the comments...