Monday, May 18, 2009
Hilary Duff Walks For AIDS
The couple joined an estimated 45,000 participants in the event, which benefited dozens of charities including Gay Men’s Health Crisis.
Photos:JJ
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Hilary Duff Invites You To Walk For AIDS

Hilary Duff has joined AIDS Walk New York and thinks you should join too. Many people will be walking for the cause on Sunday, May 17, 2009 to Raise Money, Raise Consciousness and Raise Hope! See below for the link to learn about the ways you can participate, to register to join the Hilary Duff...Walk with Love team or to make a donation today!
Join the team at 2009 AIDS Walk NY
Monday, March 9, 2009
Who Wanted The Hit Song First?
10 "Disturbia"
(From Chris Brown to Rihanna)
Brown wrote this song for a rerelease of his 'Exclusive' album. Then Rihanna heard it, and when Brown agreed that it would work better as a female-oriented song, she took it -- to No. 1.
9. "Toxic"
(From Kylie Minogue to Britney Spears)
When offered first dibs, Minogue declined. She's probably still sore from kicking herself when 'Toxic' debuted in the U.K. at No. 1 the same week that she entered the chart four spots behind with the less memorable 'Red Blooded Woman.
8. "Miss Independent"
(From Destiny's Child to Christina Aguilera to Kelly Clarkson)
When Destiny's Child refused 'Miss Independent,' producer Rhett Lawrence brought it to Aguilera, who had a go at it but gave it up. It then fell into the lap of Clarkson, who turned it into a smash. Aguilera was naturally miffed about letting the song slip away, but she admitted that Clarkson nailed it.
7. "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing"
(From Celine Dion to Aerosmith)
What could Aerosmith possibly have in common with Dion, aside from big hair? The raucous rockers took this schmaltzy Diane Warren tune -- originally intended for the big-voiced pop balladeer -- and turned it into gold. Ten years after they hit big with 'Dude Looks Like a Lady,' they were singing like one themselves.
6. "Halo"
(From Leona Lewis to Beyonce)
Simon Cowell takes Lewis' career so seriously that the 'Idol' curmudgeon had this song composed expressly for his protegee. However, Lewis was too busy to record 'Halo,' so it wound up in the hands of Beyonce. Cowell was surely less than his usual jolly self when Beyonce hit big with it.
5. "Rock Your Body"
(From Michael Jackson to Justin Timberlake)
Superstar producers the Neptunes created this track for Michael Jackson's comeback album, 'Invincible,' but it didn't make the cut. Instead, Timberlake snared it and took it to the Top 5.
4. Since U Been Gone"
(From Pink to Hilary Duff to Kelly Clarkson)
Clarkson was America's first 'American Idol,' but she was third in line for this song. After Pink and Duff both gave it the thumbs down, Clarkson scooped it up and landed a No. 2 smash, proving she had staying power beyond reality TV.
3. "Gold Digger"
(From Shawnna to Kanye West)
West originally created 'Gold Digger' for hip-hop hopeful Shawnna's solo debut, but she rejected it. West reworked the lyrics for himself and then took 'Gold' platinum.
2. "Baby One More Time"
(From TLC to Britney Spears)
TLC were way too grown for teen pop when they were offered this song, opting for mature tracks like 'Waterfalls' instead. 'One More Time' became a career rocket-launcher for Spears, and it midwifed the rebirth of bubblegum.
1. "Umbrella"
(From Britney Spears to Rihanna)
Spears' streak ended when her label's execs stopped accepting songs for her album. The heavens opened instead for Rihanna, who made 'Umbrella' the biggest single in the world. It's one of three trash-picked tracks she has taken to No. 1, along with 'S.O.S' (passed on by Christina Milian) and 'Disturbia.
Monday, March 2, 2009
Who Does Miley Want To Work With?
Miley Cyrus has a list of the top 7 people she'd like to work and they are:
7. Elvis
6. Johnny Cash
5. John Lennon
4. Shia LaBeouf
3. Meryl Streep
2. Jennifer Aniston
1. Hilary Duff
Disney star and former Disney star! I'm curious to find out why she wants to work with these people.
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Stars To Do Voiceovers For Over The Hedge
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Hilary Ready For Marriage?
Monday, November 17, 2008
Hilary Duff Working On Edgier Album
Hilary Duff was just 2 years old when Depeche Mode's "Personal Jesus" was released, but that didn't stop her from building a new song of her own — "Reach Out" — around it. The song is featured on her greatest-hits LP, Best of Hilary Duff, which hit stores last week.
" 'Reach Out' is a sample of a Depeche Mode song, 'Personal Jesus,' " she told MTV News at the "Total Finale Live" on Sunday (November 16). "It's different for me. It's a little dancey, and there's a rapper named Prophet who's on it who's really cool and kinda fresh."
In addition to "Reach Out," Duff has another new song on the album, called "Holiday," which found her working with OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder. She describes the song as "a really personal [one]."
Duff isn't just giving her fans her greatest hits — soon the singer/actress will be back in the studio recording new material. "I'm going to start working on a new album in two weeks," she said.
These days, even with a NBC development deal in the works that will bring the singer back to the small screen, she's spending her days "hard-core writing and figuring out what direction to go in."
And the former Disney star said she's looking to go edgier than the music she's done in the past. But she can't help but embrace her feminine side.
"I like so many different kinds of music," she said. "Something poppy and catchy — I'm girly but I think I'm kind of tough, so maybe a little rock influence."
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
TRL's Final Episode - November 16th
"TOTAL FINALE LIVE" CELEBRATION FOR TRL ON NOVEMBER 16TH
Favorite TRL VJs Will Take the Stage Including Jesse Camp, Hilarie Burton and Vanessa Minnillo
Los Angeles, CA – November 11, 2008 – A star-studded group of artists from rock, pop, hip-hop and beyond are already lined up to commemorate TRL with their memories, performances, and more as MTV’s "Total Finale Live" celebration (November 16 8:00pm ET/PT) grows ever closer. Justin Timberlake, Kid Rock, and JC Chasez, always sure to draw a crowd in New York City’s Times Square, are set to join "TRL’s" current host Damien Faheyand former host Carson Daly in the studio and share their thoughts on what the show meant to them.
Just when you thought the finale couldn’t get any bigger, the show has been extended an extra half-hour to fit in all the "TRL" goodness. The finale will now feature Ludacris, Snoop Dogg and Nelly on stage together in a one-time only collaboration, adding another big moment to the long list of hot performances that have taken place in the "TRL" studios over the years. In addition, Christina Aguilera and Travis Barker will be joining the show via satellite to say a few words to the fans.
BeyoncĂ©, 50 Cent, Fall Out Boy and the Backstreet Boys have already been added to the list of performers for "Total Finale Live." Diddy, Mariah Carey, Taylor Sw if t, Hilary Duff, Good Charlotte’s Benji and Joel Madden, Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit fame and Jonathan Davis of Korn will all appear in the studio.
And since you can’t have "TRL’ without the VJs, we’re welcoming back Lyndsey Rodrigues, Vanessa Minnillo,Dave Holmes, Jesse Camp, Hilarie Burton, La La Vasquez and Quddus to celebrate, in addition to the show’s hosts, Carson Daly and Damien Fahey.
"Total Finale Live" is Executive Produced by Dave Sirulnick, Tony DiBari, Tim Healy and Dave George. Shawn Witt serves as Supervising Producer. Marta Ravin is Producer.
Thanks To Lauren For The Email!!!!
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
New Video: Hilary Duff - Reach Out
Saturday, October 4, 2008
New Music: Hilary Duff - Reach Out
Hilary Duff has released her latest dance-pop song “Reach Out” on her official YouTube channel.It’s one of the new songs off of Hli’s 2008 compilation album, Best of Hilary Duff. It samples Depeche Mode’s “Personal Jesus”.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Taylor Swift & Hilary Duff Talk Fashion
In Us Weekly's annual Style Issue (on newsstands now),Lauren Conrad, Hilary Duff and Taylor Swift open up about fall fashion trends - and disasters!
Asked which body part she least like to dress, Conrad tells Us, "I'm always trying to hide my thighs, whether it's with a longer T-shirt or a skirt with a natural waist."
Adds Duff, "I'm always wearing scarves to deaccentuate my shoulders."
Swift tells Us her skirts and jeans "have to be either low- or high-waisted. It can't be in the middle; I'm so tall [5-foot-11] it would make me look weird."
Check out behind-the-scenes photos from the Us Weekly shoot!
The ladies aren't the only ones talking style with Us.
Celebrity designer Christian Louboutin gives Us a tour of his Paris workshop.
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Picture Of The Day
Photo:JustJared



