Boy Bander's Bid to Ban Boy Bands
Posted Mar 31st 2009 1:30AM by TMZ Staff
Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell had only one word of advice for
anyone aspiring to start a boy band: "Don't."
If only someone had told him that.
Thanks to
Littrell Fans for the vid
Credit to TMZ[dot]com
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Giving up Backstreet Boys for the troops... [article]
Or rather their CD....and I know the troops will be happy to that thrilled lol
Music, movie collection benefits troops
March 29, 2009
BY KENDRICK MARSHALL kmarshall@scn1[dot]com
Kylie Hartness will have to give up her Backstreet Boys CD. Although the 20-year-old loves the group, Hartness knows not being able to listen to the group will help entertain others thousands of miles away.
Hartness, 2008 Miss Lindenhurst, along with Junior Miss and Little Miss Lindenhurst assisted in giving and collecting CDs and DVDs for the Tunes 4 the Troops program at Chase Bank, 2030 E. Grand Ave., Saturday afternoon.
Since 2005, Tunes 4 the Troops has collected music and movies from 200 satellite locations across the country to be shipped to soldiers stationed overseas.
The organization was founded by 17-year-old Kaylee Radzyminski of Tennessee when she was 14 after she attended a naval camp in Florida.
There, she asked cadets what was one of the things they missed about not being in America. Their response was few opportunities to listen to the latest music, CDs and watch movies.
She found out that in most cases, troops had to rotate a small selection of music and movies among various units.
Hearing and reading about what Radzyminski did for troops inspired Hartness to do the same.
"The troops need all the support we can give them, so we are hoping this helps," said Hartness who has a boyfriend in the Navy. "I know it can be tough for them and their families being away from home."
Area residents stepped up to the plate Saturday and donated all types of music and movies into drop boxes located inside the bank.
Everything from jazz, to rap and country were collected, and movies ranged from slapstick comedy to horror flicks.
Abby Austill, 9, Little Miss Lindenhurst, even was able to get her father to donate his Willie Nelson CD.
"We try to donate to people all the time," Austill said, who is also a student at B.J. Hooper School where donations were also being collected. "We also raise money and donate to charity. The troops protect our country so we have to help them."
[source]
Music, movie collection benefits troops
March 29, 2009
BY KENDRICK MARSHALL kmarshall@scn1[dot]com
Kylie Hartness will have to give up her Backstreet Boys CD. Although the 20-year-old loves the group, Hartness knows not being able to listen to the group will help entertain others thousands of miles away.
Hartness, 2008 Miss Lindenhurst, along with Junior Miss and Little Miss Lindenhurst assisted in giving and collecting CDs and DVDs for the Tunes 4 the Troops program at Chase Bank, 2030 E. Grand Ave., Saturday afternoon.
Since 2005, Tunes 4 the Troops has collected music and movies from 200 satellite locations across the country to be shipped to soldiers stationed overseas.
The organization was founded by 17-year-old Kaylee Radzyminski of Tennessee when she was 14 after she attended a naval camp in Florida.
There, she asked cadets what was one of the things they missed about not being in America. Their response was few opportunities to listen to the latest music, CDs and watch movies.
She found out that in most cases, troops had to rotate a small selection of music and movies among various units.
Hearing and reading about what Radzyminski did for troops inspired Hartness to do the same.
"The troops need all the support we can give them, so we are hoping this helps," said Hartness who has a boyfriend in the Navy. "I know it can be tough for them and their families being away from home."
Area residents stepped up to the plate Saturday and donated all types of music and movies into drop boxes located inside the bank.
Everything from jazz, to rap and country were collected, and movies ranged from slapstick comedy to horror flicks.
Abby Austill, 9, Little Miss Lindenhurst, even was able to get her father to donate his Willie Nelson CD.
"We try to donate to people all the time," Austill said, who is also a student at B.J. Hooper School where donations were also being collected. "We also raise money and donate to charity. The troops protect our country so we have to help them."
[source]
BSB Twitter Update!!
Public Display of Affection ladies...that's the name of the song we are recording today for you. PDA!
BSB wants your PDA!
@Torontonian_Fan Muchas chicitas at the mansion last week. The winner gets to come by tomorrow to see us in action at the studio....HD
Singing angel...hehe.
Rok is in the booth singing his little heart out. Picture to come!
Sorry for Nicks crazy eyes...our blackberry takes some crazy photos sometimes!
Starting to record!
BSB is reunited in the studio again......yeah!
Credit to
Boys Twitter Account
BSB wants your PDA!
@Torontonian_Fan Muchas chicitas at the mansion last week. The winner gets to come by tomorrow to see us in action at the studio....HD
Singing angel...hehe.
Rok is in the booth singing his little heart out. Picture to come!
Sorry for Nicks crazy eyes...our blackberry takes some crazy photos sometimes!
Starting to record!
BSB is reunited in the studio again......yeah!
Credit to
Boys Twitter Account
Sunday, March 22, 2009
My baby pics
hi, everyone.
When i cleaned my room last Thursday (19th March 2009), I saw my baby pics on my photo album.When i saw the pics, i just feel like to share it with all of you. So, here are my baby pics below.
When i cleaned my room last Thursday (19th March 2009), I saw my baby pics on my photo album.When i saw the pics, i just feel like to share it with all of you. So, here are my baby pics below.
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