Songs On Girl Empowerment

Melissa Gorga: Teresa Likes My Single!

Melissa Gorga : The song is called "On Display," and it's dropping on August 13th. It is a feel-good, dance song. I think people will relate to it because it's about empowerment. I'm on a reality show, so my whole life is on display right now. It's about people looking at you and judging you, but no matter what, you still come out on top and you don't care if they don't like your style or the way you do things. It's a strong, powerful song.  I'm super excited about it. MG : Absolutely. My producer, Soul Diggaz has worked with Britney Spears, Beyonce, and Mary J. Blige so I was definitely nervous. It's one thing when you're singing by a piano or you're singing in the shower, but when you're singing in the studio and you have the headphones on, it is a whole new world. Now that I'm on my fifth song, I've figured it out. MG : When I was younger, I was always the lead in the school play, I always had the solo, and I was always in the choir. I've been singing my whole life. It was something that I have always wanted to do and I've always had it in the back of my mind. Music is my first love. I put it aside because I got married and had babies. I gave up my dream for my children. It's working out and I thank God everyday. MG : My husband has been so supportive. He gave me the push to go for it and try. If I thought in any way that it would hurt my marriage, I wouldn't do it. My husband built a private studio in my house so I can put my kids to bed at night and go down and work, which is priceless to me. Whenever I want to record, I don't have to spend hours in the city. I can be right in my own home. That was probably the best part of it all. MG : A lot of them do it for fun and have a good time with it. They all write songs that are geared towards the Housewives and their lives on the show. I'm separating mine from the Housewives.

Jay-Z says wife Beyonce is 'the second coming' of ... - The Music Mix

And Bey has had some massive hits; she’s accomplished plenty and received numerous awards. In 2010 she took home six Grammy awards, including Song of the Year for “Single Ladies”, breaking the record for most Grammy Awards won by a female artist in a single year. But Jackson still holds the record (tied with Santana) for most wins in a night with eight in 1984 for Thriller .

Who’s to say what the future holds? Beyoncé’s certainly on her way to legendary status. And that’s likely the only point Jay was trying to make. But let’s not take it too far and say B’s moonwalking in Jackson’s penny loafers. No, not yet.

What do you think of Jay’s comments? Can you think of anyone who’s closer to reaching Jackson-like heights? Let us know.

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MJ did not share a bed with kids who were not his own. He made it explicitly clear in that interview w/ Bashir that he let the kids sleep on the bed while he slept on the floor but of course people like you will use your twisted imagination to skew the facts as you please. The parents of those 2 kids went after MJ for money, plain and simple. They were greedy and ruthless and were willing to use their kids for their selfish ends. The father of one of the boys committed suicide shortly after MJ died, which can be construed as evidence of his overwhelming guilt.

To @Alice: As a person who knows very little about the Michael Jackson allegations, I think I’m coming at it from a relatively unbiased point of view when I say that if you believe the statements made by every man accused of child molestation regarding his guilt/innocence, you’re liable to be hoodwinked. Maybe you have better reasons for believing he’s innocent, but you haven’t exactly made much of a case for him here. Also, how are the motives of the other parents relevant? Would they make child molestation more palatable for you? And connecting the suicide to guilt seems like a pretty flimsy assumption to me. I don’t know whether Michael Jackson was guilty or not, but since you obviously think he’s innocent, I suggest you do a better job backing it up if you’re gonna talk about it.