What do you think Demi Lovato's "Two Worlds Collide" is about?
I want to sing "Two Worlds Collide" by Demi Lovato for my best friend's sweet sixteen. we've been friends for 7 years and think this song is perfect. except i'm not sure if Demi is praising and cherishing her friendship with whomever she's talking about or she's stating how different and complicated and conflicting the friendship was. Please help!
Who would win this celebrity pee holding contest?
One day, Taylor Swift, Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez, Jennifer Lawrence, Kristen Bell, Emma Stone, and Vanessa Hudgens decide to see which of them can hold her pee in the longest. The rules: Every hour, each girl must drink a 1 liter bottle of water. They will start the contest sitting down, but every hour, must assume a different, pre-agreed upon position(standing with legs crossed, standing with legs apart, crouching, kneeling, sitting with legs crossed, sitting with legs uncrossed, etc.) When someone can't hold on any longer, she must announce that she is dropping out and either wet her pants or go to the bathroom and use the toilet, with the door open, in view of the other girls. The last girl to empty her bladder wins. Who do think would be the winner? In what order would the other girls be eliminated? Who would wet themselves, who would use the bathroom? How many rounds(bottles of water) would each girl last? If you're only going to make comments about fetishes or anything like that, please don't waste your time or mine. I want actual answers please. Thank you.
Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato - veneers, lumineers, or bonding?
Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato both don't have real teeth, so what do they have?! Do they have porcelain veneers, lumineers, or did they get bonding? Here are 2 pictures to help you decide Miley Cyrus: http://www.examiner.com/images/blog/EXID704/images/MileyCyrus(5).jpg Demi Lovato: http://www.bsckids.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/demi-lovato1.jpg
Is Selena Gomez a bad role model?
Bear in mind that the majority of her fans are aged between 6 and 16. Selena's latest films are about college girls who run wild and get thrown in jail, teen pregnacy, and suicide. Plus she has been spotted dry humping her underage boyfriend on a beach last year, as well as endlessly showing PDA with him (boob grabbing, a*s grabbing, straddling his waist). They probably are also even having sex, which is illegal.
Is anyone else annoyed that everyone thinks that anyone who has had cancer and survived is some kind of hero?
I've had cancer and, unlike some of the others who've answered, I'm actually with you on this one. I dislike all the battle and fighting metaphors where cancer is concerned - fighting cancer, beating cancer, brave, courageous, and above all survivor. There is an implied criticism of those who didn’t survive when people talk of ‘courage’ and cancer, or of ‘fighting’ cancer – were they not ‘brave’ enough, did they not 'fight' hard enough to 'beat' their cancer and .survive'? I know many courageous people who have died of cancer. Nobody talks about beating or fighting heart disease or a stroke, this terminology is reserved for cancer. Why? It's the stereotype of the 'brave' cancer 'victim', a stereotype I find patronising in the extreme. If I had chosen to have cancer in order to spare a child having that cancer, THAT would have been brave and heroic. Coping with cancer because that's what you've got isn't brave - you have no choice. I always respond to talk of my having 'fought' or 'battled' cancer by saying I didn't fight my cancer, my doctors did - and they did a bloody good job, as almost 8 years on from being diagnosed with an aggressive and late stage cancer I'm fit and well with no sign of cancer. Similarly I hate the notion that cancer patients should 'stay positive'; apart from the fact that there's no evidence that it helps, there's an implied criticism there too - presumably you weren't 'positive' enough if the cancer killed you. Edit: @Z. Of course, rehabilitation after a stroke requires hard work from the patient. But it's the LANGUAGE that surrounds cancer that is unique; all the battle metaphors are reserved for cancer alone, they aren't used in connection with stroke patients, heart patients or for any other diseases.
How can i talk/write to Demi Lovato?
http://www.myspace.com/demilovato http://www.youtube.com/user/therealdemil... http://www.youtube.com/user/demilovato http://www.facebook.com/demilovato (972)499-4918 everything above is real. the phone number is a fan number
Teen girls -what does your bedroom look like?
Personally, my room is litterally wallpapered with posters. The walls nearest my bed is covered in a colage of Jonas Brothers posters. On the wall thats to the right of that, half of it is Jonas Brothers while the other half (and the tiny sliver of wall next to that but isn't a full wall cuz my closest is there) is covered in Twilight. I even have the life-size carboard cut out of Edward Cullen in that corner. On one of my closet doors it's Selena Gomez and on the other it's Demi Lovato (they're legit my idols). And finally on the last wall is just random celebrities that I like such as Taylor Swift, Zac Efron, Ashley Tisdale, and David Henrie. And to fill in the little spaces between the big posters I put some quotes and bible verses that I really like as well as fortunes from fortune cookies in which I like the message. To me, decorating your room with things such as posters, fortunes, quotes and bible verses you love is so much more personal then "theme-ing" your room. When people walk into you room and see it's all just like purple or something they think, "Oh cool, this person likes purple." What is that telling about yourself? When people walk into my room, I want them to know that I love the Jonas Brothers and that I'm a massive Twi-hard and that I idolize Selena and Demi as well as other celebrities; I want them to know that the quotes and bible verses on my walls are what I live by and base my life upon and that I'm not ashamed of any of it. Sorry that was so long but I hope it was helpful (:
Did Demi Lovato really just get diagnosed with Asthma?
Apparently so. I saw it on the Top-Tweets on Twitter and searched it up, and this came up on the News search - " While speculations have run wild after she pulled out of the Peru concert citing health reasons and deleted her Twitter account, Demi Lovato is reported to desperately need some time for herself. Celebrity blogger Zack Taylor has come out with the story that the Disney songstress is "mentally drained right now". "She's been through a lot emotionally over the past few weeks, and with her asthma affecting her vocal cords, it was decided that she should just head home and take a little breather," " So apparently she had an asthma attack and canceled her Peru concert in order to rest and be well enough to sing. I'm not sure WHAT her asthma has to do with her Twitter, though.