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7 ene 2011
Adam Lambert in Rock One n°72 Magazine- France by Adam Lambert: Le Journal Des Fans .
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6 ene 2011
Adam Lambert Loses Twitter Followers - You Will Be Surprised Why - CelebMagnet
Adam Lambert lost some Twitter followers yesterday - And he is perplexed by the reason for the defection by what usually seem to be some of the most die-hard, loyal fans in the entertainment business.What could have caused so much unease with these otherwise loyal fans? Apparently they did not like what Lambert had to say about TV shows which in his opinion take advantage of teenage mothers.
Lambert Tweeted yesterday:
This Teen Mom show on MTV is so depressing. I know it's "real life" but shouldn't there be programming that inspires kids to shoot higher? #glorifyingwhitetrash
I'm not saying that all teen moms are white trash. Don't misunderstand. Yet, most of the ones on that show seem to be. I do, however, think they're are being exploited a bit.
Today, Lambert noticed he had fewer Twitter followers than yesterday - he didn't say how many followers he has lost, but for a musician who still has over 800,000 followers, it must have been a significant enough number for Lambert to actually notice.
He Tweeted today:
Woah I lost some followers yesterday cuz I had a valid opinion about a tv show. Hahah. #sensitivesallies #AdammustalwaysbePC
I am a big fan of reality shows -- But only the ones which do not portray people in demeaning ways or take advantage of their lust for fame. And my gut tells me to avoid the show Lambert finds "depressing," Teen Mom. So, I have to agree with Lambert that there just has to be more inspirational but just as entertaining programming ideas out there for our teens.
Why do you think some of Lambert's fans were offended by his comments? Was Lambert's opinion about Teen Mom that outrageous or offensive? Or, perhaps the departed fans did not appreciate the reference to "white trash?" Thoughts?
http://www.celebmagnet.com/2011/01/adam-lambert-loses-twitter-fans-you.html
5 ene 2011
Adam Lambert more beloved than ice cream by USA Today
Amplicate.com, an opinion-collection and advocacy service, has named Adam Lambert the most-loved social media topic of 2010, ahead of Taylor Lautner, Katy Perry -- even ice cream.
According to the site, 95% of the opinions posted about Adam are positive, with the highest-rated opinion being "I love Adam to death:D:D:D:D."
Here's the Amplicate.com list of topics with the highest positive ratings:
1.Adam Lambert
2.Taylor Lautner
3.Katy Perry
4.Ice Cream
5.Brazil
6.Family Guy
7.True Blood
8.Gossip Girl
9.Jonas Brothers
10.Lady Gaga
http://content.usatoday.com/communities/idolchatter/post/2011/01/adam-lambert-more-beloved-than-ice-cream/1
http://amplicate.com/annual-review/2010-loved-hated-topics-from-social-media/
Adam Lambert's 'If I Had You' pushes over 700,000 in track sales
Adam Lambert is keeping the chain of success going with "If I Had You," even more than half a year after the third single from "For Your Entertainment" first broke onto the radio. According to a new report from USA Today, it looks like some people who got iTunes gift cards over the course of the holiday season have been putting them to good use.
In total, 21,000 people (a more than respectable total) picked up the song over the course of the past seven days, which in turn allows the track to be at what is now an all-new milestone of over 700,000 sold. To be precise, the song is sitting at 717,000 after the newest numbers.
In total, Adam has sold over two million digital downloads based solely on his original music alone. The only two former "American Idol" contestants to have more downloads in the past week were Carrie Underwood and Kelly Clarkson, who is really getting more than usual in virtue to a duet she recently did with Jason Aldean.
http://www.examiner.com/tv-in-national/adam-lambert-s-if-i-had-you-pushes-over-700-000-track-sales
Adam Lambert is confirmed on 'official' track list of GRAMMY Nominees CD
Although we still haven't gotten definitive confirmation on the CD artwork, the official track list of the 2011 GRAMMY® Nominees CD has been finalized and Adam Lambert's 'Whataya Want From Me' is the eighth track.
The track list, provided by a source at Sony, also includes producers, musicians, composers/writers and mixers of each of the nominated songs.
1. Forget You - Cee Lo Green
2. Nothin' On You (Radio Edit) - B.o.B Feat. Bruno Mars
3. California Gurls - Katy Perry Feat. Snoop Dogg
4. Telephone - Lady Gaga feat. Beyoncé
5. Love The Way You Lie Eminem Feat. - Rihanna
6. Need You Now - Antebellum, Lady
7. Ready To Start - Arcade Fire
8. Whataya Want From Me - Adam Lambert
The track list, provided by a source at Sony, also includes producers, musicians, composers/writers and mixers of each of the nominated songs.
1. Forget You - Cee Lo Green
2. Nothin' On You (Radio Edit) - B.o.B Feat. Bruno Mars
3. California Gurls - Katy Perry Feat. Snoop Dogg
4. Telephone - Lady Gaga feat. Beyoncé
5. Love The Way You Lie Eminem Feat. - Rihanna
6. Need You Now - Antebellum, Lady
7. Ready To Start - Arcade Fire
8. Whataya Want From Me - Adam Lambert
9. Half Of My Heart (Pop Mix) - John Mayer
10. Haven't Met You Yet (Album Version) - Michael Bublé
11. Just The Way You Are - Bruno Mars
12. This Is It (Orchestra Single Version) Michael Jackson
13. Beg Steal Or Borrow - Ray LaMontagne And The Pariah Dogs
14. The House That Built Me - Miranda Lambert
15. Babyfather (Radio Edit) - Sade
16. The Only Exception - Paramore
17. Hey, Soul Sister (iTunes Session) - Train
18. Misery - Maroon 5
19. Don't Stop Believin' (Regionals Version) - Glee Cast
Producers:
Martin, Max
Stay tuned for the 'official' released artwork. Although it's clear Adam Lambert will be on the CD art, there still may be some final tweaks to color, placement, graphics, etc. (perhaps tweaks so small we won't even notice) on the artwork that has circulated on the internet in the past two days.
Lambert and his rendition of P!nk's 'Whataya Want From Me' is nominated for the 2011 GRAMMY in the category of Best Male Pop Vocal Performance.
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