Showing posts with label Virginia Cavaliers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Virginia Cavaliers. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 2, 2018
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Demi Lovato;Selena Gomez;Michigan State
Today's videos feature two American women who happen to be close friends.Demi(Demetria) Lovato and Selena Gomez are both 21,and both are of Mexican descent.
Lovato is a native of Albuquerque,New Mexico,while Gomez hails from Grand Prairie,Texas.
The two Christians met as child stars on the "Barney&Friends" TV set,then graduated to the Disney Channel,starring together in the TV movie "Princess Protection Program."Lovato is currently appearing in the fifth season of "Glee,"and Gomez has been doing film work in "Behaving Badly,"scheduled for a September 2014 release.
They have a huge fan base,with many being fans of both artists.Both stars have been in rehab for one reason or another.
Of the two,Lovato is the power singer,said to have a full voice range of three octaves above middle C.It's a talent that commands so much respect,I wanted to share at least two of her videos."Give Your Heart A Break" is a live TV performance from 2012 of Lovato's colossal hit from her third album "Unbroken,"while "Let It Go" is the official single from the Disney blockbuster "Frozen."It was posted to YouTube four months ago and had 112,898,696 views as of Thursday afternoon.
Gomez's "Come&Get It" from her first solo LP "Stars Dance"(2013)is fascinating in that it draws on Indian influences.The video affords a spectacular natural setting for Gomez's sultry hit,which had 225,046,104 views.The album debuted at number one on the Billboard chart.*
In NCAA men's basketball,number one Virginia was sent home by number four Michigan State Firday night at Madison Square Garden.The Spartans slipped by the Cavaliers 61-59,led by Brandon Davison's 24 points.Joe Harris and Malcolm Brogden scored 17 points each for Virginia.The Cavs were slightly less accurate with their free throws.
Lovato is a native of Albuquerque,New Mexico,while Gomez hails from Grand Prairie,Texas.
The two Christians met as child stars on the "Barney&Friends" TV set,then graduated to the Disney Channel,starring together in the TV movie "Princess Protection Program."Lovato is currently appearing in the fifth season of "Glee,"and Gomez has been doing film work in "Behaving Badly,"scheduled for a September 2014 release.
They have a huge fan base,with many being fans of both artists.Both stars have been in rehab for one reason or another.
Of the two,Lovato is the power singer,said to have a full voice range of three octaves above middle C.It's a talent that commands so much respect,I wanted to share at least two of her videos."Give Your Heart A Break" is a live TV performance from 2012 of Lovato's colossal hit from her third album "Unbroken,"while "Let It Go" is the official single from the Disney blockbuster "Frozen."It was posted to YouTube four months ago and had 112,898,696 views as of Thursday afternoon.
Gomez's "Come&Get It" from her first solo LP "Stars Dance"(2013)is fascinating in that it draws on Indian influences.The video affords a spectacular natural setting for Gomez's sultry hit,which had 225,046,104 views.The album debuted at number one on the Billboard chart.*
In NCAA men's basketball,number one Virginia was sent home by number four Michigan State Firday night at Madison Square Garden.The Spartans slipped by the Cavaliers 61-59,led by Brandon Davison's 24 points.Joe Harris and Malcolm Brogden scored 17 points each for Virginia.The Cavs were slightly less accurate with their free throws.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Cavaliers Move On,Market Does Not
The Virginia Cavaliers moved on in the ACC Baseball Championship in Durham,North Carolina didn't faze the Cavs,who topped Pool A with a 2-0 record.The Canes mounted a comeback when they loaded the bases in the bottom of the eighth,but were ultimately shut down by Cavs reliever Branden Kline,who got the save.
The stock market did not progress this week,ending with slight losses on continued European debt fears,poor pending home sales and doubts about the consumer.For the week,the Dow slipped 0.6,while the S&P and NASDAQ edged 0.2 lower.
Next week will be back-loaded by Friday's employment data,with the ISM manufacturing figures on Wednesday and chain store sales on Thursday also possible influences on trading,along with the European debt crisis and the U.S. budget deficit.The S&P futures nontheless traded up 3.40 Friday evening,and bond index futures also rose as traders felt cautious ahead of overseas markets and governments being open Monday morning.
The stock market did not progress this week,ending with slight losses on continued European debt fears,poor pending home sales and doubts about the consumer.For the week,the Dow slipped 0.6,while the S&P and NASDAQ edged 0.2 lower.
Next week will be back-loaded by Friday's employment data,with the ISM manufacturing figures on Wednesday and chain store sales on Thursday also possible influences on trading,along with the European debt crisis and the U.S. budget deficit.The S&P futures nontheless traded up 3.40 Friday evening,and bond index futures also rose as traders felt cautious ahead of overseas markets and governments being open Monday morning.
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