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constantine girl
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טוב, אני מניחה שחנה תשרשר את זה
לשאלתך, יש לו אבא - תיאודוסיוס(!) ג'יימס מרוליס. חשבו שהוא נפטר אבל הוא לא. באמת לא ברור למה הוא לא מפגין נוכחות... כולנו בתהיות. אחותו נראה לי היתה בקהל לפני שתי תכניות. קוראים לה אנסטסיה היא בת 37, מנהלת בי"ס יסודי בניו ג'רזי והיא גם לא ממש דוגמנית
לשאלתך, יש לו אבא - תיאודוסיוס(!) ג'יימס מרוליס. חשבו שהוא נפטר אבל הוא לא. באמת לא ברור למה הוא לא מפגין נוכחות... כולנו בתהיות. אחותו נראה לי היתה בקהל לפני שתי תכניות. קוראים לה אנסטסיה היא בת 37, מנהלת בי"ס יסודי בניו ג'רזי והיא גם לא ממש דוגמנית
sweet like candy
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סורי שכחתי לשרשר..
במקרה אחותו היא בלונדינית מפחידה כזאת ובתכנית האחרונה היא עמדה ליד אי'תן אח של קונס? אם כן אז באמת שהוא הכי יפה במשפחה.. ופשוט בביוגרפיות של קונס אין איזכור לאבא שלו רק לאמא שלו..
במקרה אחותו היא בלונדינית מפחידה כזאת ובתכנית האחרונה היא עמדה ליד אי'תן אח של קונס? אם כן אז באמת שהוא הכי יפה במשפחה.. ופשוט בביוגרפיות של קונס אין איזכור לאבא שלו רק לאמא שלו..
constantine girl
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לא הבלונדינית היא חברה טובה של אחיו
אין לי תמונות
אני לא זוכרת באיזה הופעה קראתי שהיא היתה בקהל, אני אשתדל לבדוק כשאני אגיע הביתה. שמעתי שאמא שלו תהיה בקהל בתכנית היום. לגבי אבא שלו, כמה בנות (כן, אני ביניהם
) מצאו אותו בחיפוש בגוגל אז משם המידע...
אין לי תמונות
sweet like candy
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נכון? למרות מה שכולם אומרים..
אני חשבתי שזאת הייתה הופעה ממש טובה שלו כי המטרה של אותו ערב הייתה לגרום לאנשים לרקוד והוא גרם לי לרצות לרקוד... אני כבר מתה לדעת איך ילך לו הערב ואני חייבת להוסיף שלמרות שאני לא סובלת את רנדי אני ממש רוצה שהוא יזרוק לו מילה טובה אפילו סיימון אמר לו"אסטונושינג"!!
אני חשבתי שזאת הייתה הופעה ממש טובה שלו כי המטרה של אותו ערב הייתה לגרום לאנשים לרקוד והוא גרם לי לרצות לרקוד... אני כבר מתה לדעת איך ילך לו הערב ואני חייבת להוסיף שלמרות שאני לא סובלת את רנדי אני ממש רוצה שהוא יזרוק לו מילה טובה אפילו סיימון אמר לו"אסטונושינג"!!
Fairywitch
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מהלהקה שלו. חובה לקרוא. [חלק א] Chatting with Constantine’s Band – An Exclusive Interview By Diana Kaaha I hunted down Constantine’s band, “Pray for the Soul of Betty,” and got a chance to talk with their bass player, Taylor. We spoke from opposite coasts, me on California time and Taylor cutting into a late New York City night. Alone with Taylor over my speakerphone, I began our long-distance chat by asking him, “Who is Betty?” Taylor’s voice came through as if he was sitting in my kitchen. “Betty is a girl we knew, who is unfortunately not with us anymore.” He did not want to say too much about her, but he did add, “We kind of feel like Betty is more of a symbol now for anybody who is struggling to get through everyday…whether it’s depression or abuse or illness or whatever it is…and we hope our music will do anything to help lift their spirit and hopefully get their life traveling in the right direction.” I’m moved by Taylor’s respect for Betty, so I change the subject. “Who put the band together?” Taylor spoke more easily. “The impetus for the band getting together was probably Hamboussi, who’s a drummer. He called both Joao (guitar player) and myself and asked us to come jam with him…right away there was definitely a huge bond between Joao and myself. once the three of us got together…I think we wrote two songs in the album in that first jam session. It was so good we knew we had to do something with it.” He pauses. “We round up auditioning between 100 and 150 singers…everybody came out of the woodwork.” I assume Constantine was part of the audition and ask him if he stood out right away. “He did stand out right away,” Taylor tells me. “He definitely has a certain charismatic factor. He was also a really nice kid, and not pretentious… and he has this huge voice. And he’s so easy to work with. He was the only one we called back the second time.” Then I ask him, “Have you talked to him lately?” “Yes. I talked to him today…I’ve seen him?” My ears perk up. “Have you gone to LA to see him?” I ask. “Oh yeah…and I’ve seen Bo, and a couple of other people.” He does not want to go into details, but he does tell me that Bo’s a super nice guy. I glance at my list of questions and ask Taylor if he will be in the audience if Constantine is in the top three. “I would be there to support him…as far as being on the American Idol cameras…I’ll shy away from that…but I think Hamboussi and Joao will do that.” A lingering question enters my mind. So I ask, “If Constantine wins or he doesn’t win, you guys are still a foursome, right?” “Yes,” Taylor says right away. As I picture these New York rockers, I wonder about the dynamic of this foursome. Taylor fills me in. “Hamboussi is the optimist. Joao is the spiritual one. Connie is spiritual, but he’s the social one…very social. He’s always on the phone. He’s always making plans, and getting people to buy our stuff. And I’m probably the leader…the down to earth one, the rational one.” Referring to my list again, I ask, “What is the Betty Street Team?” “An army of people spreading the word of the band,” Taylor tells me. “It’s like an army of publicists…everybody goes to their little niche and spreads the word.” He tells me that they say such things as “these guys are awesome…they’ve got a CD …and you gotta hear it.” He laughs under his breath as he finishes each sentence. I move on to ask Taylor about their female fans. I wanted to find out if they all have girlfriends – he tells me they don’t – not all of them. I dare to squeeze in an important question, “Does Constantine have a girlfriend?” “No, he doesn’t,” Taylor says, chuckling a bit. Then he adds an interesting tidbit. “Constantine likes older women.” ”How old?“ I ask through the speakerphone. “All ages, I think,” Taylor tells me, laughing again. “You can file that under the things you might not know about Constantine.” This opens a window. “What other things are there that we might not know?” Taylor laughs. “Don’t ever try to feed him fish…I think he might be allergic to shellfish…he’s not into seafood.” Taylor pauses a moment. “He’s loves sports. He loves the Giants. He loves the Yankees. He’s fanatical about both.” After learning about Constantine’s fish phobia and love of sports, I ask Taylor if he watches the show. “In the beginning, honestly, I just watched Constantine’s part…but now…I have all these deals on the table…I have to make sure he doesn’t get kicked off.” This makes him laugh the hardest yet. I picture Taylor watching the show and ask, “Have any of Constantine’s performances surprised you?” “I mostly know what he’s going to do before he does it,“ he tells me. I think about Taylor’s comment and ask him if he gives Constantine advice on songs. “I will say that some of the choices that he ultimately made were not what I recommended,” he says. “But I was fully behind Bohemian Rhapsody.” He laughs again, and he goes on. “One interesting thing…in the aftermath of that song, Brian May, the guitarist from Queen…on his Website…he actually commented very favorably on Constantine’s performance.”
מהלהקה שלו. חובה לקרוא. [חלק א] Chatting with Constantine’s Band – An Exclusive Interview By Diana Kaaha I hunted down Constantine’s band, “Pray for the Soul of Betty,” and got a chance to talk with their bass player, Taylor. We spoke from opposite coasts, me on California time and Taylor cutting into a late New York City night. Alone with Taylor over my speakerphone, I began our long-distance chat by asking him, “Who is Betty?” Taylor’s voice came through as if he was sitting in my kitchen. “Betty is a girl we knew, who is unfortunately not with us anymore.” He did not want to say too much about her, but he did add, “We kind of feel like Betty is more of a symbol now for anybody who is struggling to get through everyday…whether it’s depression or abuse or illness or whatever it is…and we hope our music will do anything to help lift their spirit and hopefully get their life traveling in the right direction.” I’m moved by Taylor’s respect for Betty, so I change the subject. “Who put the band together?” Taylor spoke more easily. “The impetus for the band getting together was probably Hamboussi, who’s a drummer. He called both Joao (guitar player) and myself and asked us to come jam with him…right away there was definitely a huge bond between Joao and myself. once the three of us got together…I think we wrote two songs in the album in that first jam session. It was so good we knew we had to do something with it.” He pauses. “We round up auditioning between 100 and 150 singers…everybody came out of the woodwork.” I assume Constantine was part of the audition and ask him if he stood out right away. “He did stand out right away,” Taylor tells me. “He definitely has a certain charismatic factor. He was also a really nice kid, and not pretentious… and he has this huge voice. And he’s so easy to work with. He was the only one we called back the second time.” Then I ask him, “Have you talked to him lately?” “Yes. I talked to him today…I’ve seen him?” My ears perk up. “Have you gone to LA to see him?” I ask. “Oh yeah…and I’ve seen Bo, and a couple of other people.” He does not want to go into details, but he does tell me that Bo’s a super nice guy. I glance at my list of questions and ask Taylor if he will be in the audience if Constantine is in the top three. “I would be there to support him…as far as being on the American Idol cameras…I’ll shy away from that…but I think Hamboussi and Joao will do that.” A lingering question enters my mind. So I ask, “If Constantine wins or he doesn’t win, you guys are still a foursome, right?” “Yes,” Taylor says right away. As I picture these New York rockers, I wonder about the dynamic of this foursome. Taylor fills me in. “Hamboussi is the optimist. Joao is the spiritual one. Connie is spiritual, but he’s the social one…very social. He’s always on the phone. He’s always making plans, and getting people to buy our stuff. And I’m probably the leader…the down to earth one, the rational one.” Referring to my list again, I ask, “What is the Betty Street Team?” “An army of people spreading the word of the band,” Taylor tells me. “It’s like an army of publicists…everybody goes to their little niche and spreads the word.” He tells me that they say such things as “these guys are awesome…they’ve got a CD …and you gotta hear it.” He laughs under his breath as he finishes each sentence. I move on to ask Taylor about their female fans. I wanted to find out if they all have girlfriends – he tells me they don’t – not all of them. I dare to squeeze in an important question, “Does Constantine have a girlfriend?” “No, he doesn’t,” Taylor says, chuckling a bit. Then he adds an interesting tidbit. “Constantine likes older women.” ”How old?“ I ask through the speakerphone. “All ages, I think,” Taylor tells me, laughing again. “You can file that under the things you might not know about Constantine.” This opens a window. “What other things are there that we might not know?” Taylor laughs. “Don’t ever try to feed him fish…I think he might be allergic to shellfish…he’s not into seafood.” Taylor pauses a moment. “He’s loves sports. He loves the Giants. He loves the Yankees. He’s fanatical about both.” After learning about Constantine’s fish phobia and love of sports, I ask Taylor if he watches the show. “In the beginning, honestly, I just watched Constantine’s part…but now…I have all these deals on the table…I have to make sure he doesn’t get kicked off.” This makes him laugh the hardest yet. I picture Taylor watching the show and ask, “Have any of Constantine’s performances surprised you?” “I mostly know what he’s going to do before he does it,“ he tells me. I think about Taylor’s comment and ask him if he gives Constantine advice on songs. “I will say that some of the choices that he ultimately made were not what I recommended,” he says. “But I was fully behind Bohemian Rhapsody.” He laughs again, and he goes on. “One interesting thing…in the aftermath of that song, Brian May, the guitarist from Queen…on his Website…he actually commented very favorably on Constantine’s performance.”
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Staying on the Idol subject, I ask him who he thinks is Constantine’s biggest competitor. “I think that he and Carrie are the only one’s who haven’t been in the bottom three. It’s very obvious to me that she’s also been pumped up by Simon and some of the others…she’s got a lot of commercial viability I think. The bottom line is…I’ve seen her two or three times and she kicked ass. She’s good.” We talked about Bo next, and how shocking it was to see him in the bottom three. That inspired Taylor with a wondering tone. “I think that in a way, even for me, watching that happen…it almost makes you want to watch again…you are in such disbelief that this person could finish so low.” Even through the phone, I can feel Taylor’s concern over Constantine. This inspires me to I ask him what kind of advice he gives to Constantine – to help keep him in the game. “I tell him a lot about trying to be himself,” Taylor says. “I think that the natural Constantine, the pure nice kid that he is…is the best. Maybe because I’m his friend, that’s what I want to see. I try to remind him about minor things that he does that are not normal things that he would do. I try to tell him to stay true to himself and get into the music as much as possible.” I keep on the same thread. “Do you think he’s following your advice?” “I think that his Bohemian Rhapsody was by far the most himself, because he wasn’t so concentrating on the cameras or where they were. After the performance he said something to me…’I didn’t even know I was there.’ That kind of autopilot…those are the purest moments.” I let Taylor talk. I barely make a sound other than breathing. “I think one of the reasons that, as the contest has gone on, that Constantine has gotten better and better – is because he’s become more and more himself. He hasn’t tried to live up to this Rocker image that they’re pushing on him. He can sing a million different things…he went to Boston Conservatory.” Taylor’s emotional ties to Constantine can be felt through the phone – all the way from New York. I bring up Constantine’s charisma. “When he auditioned for me,“ Taylor says. “I said to myself, this guy’s a front man. Not only can he sing and make music, but he’s got that little something extra that I want to put on MTV.” It’s getting late, especially New York time, so I wind down the call. But first I ask few more questions, “Do people ever say you remind them of another band?” “Black Sabbath, Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers,” he pauses. “Even In Excess…all over the board.” I keep the call moving. “Do you all write songs?” Taylor breaks it down. “Mostly Joao and I write the music, and mostly Connie and I write the words.” As I listen, I realize that Taylor has called Constantine “Connie” several times. So I make this my last question of the evening. “Do you usually call him Connie…is that his nickname?” “I mostly call him Constantine. Hamboussi always says Connie, and it’s worn off on me – because I talk to Hamboussi, like 17 times today, and he kept on saying it.” Taylor laughs. On that note I lean in close to the speakerphone as we say our goodbyes. Taylor leaves me, and the world, with these words. “Keep it positive – don’t be a hater.”
Staying on the Idol subject, I ask him who he thinks is Constantine’s biggest competitor. “I think that he and Carrie are the only one’s who haven’t been in the bottom three. It’s very obvious to me that she’s also been pumped up by Simon and some of the others…she’s got a lot of commercial viability I think. The bottom line is…I’ve seen her two or three times and she kicked ass. She’s good.” We talked about Bo next, and how shocking it was to see him in the bottom three. That inspired Taylor with a wondering tone. “I think that in a way, even for me, watching that happen…it almost makes you want to watch again…you are in such disbelief that this person could finish so low.” Even through the phone, I can feel Taylor’s concern over Constantine. This inspires me to I ask him what kind of advice he gives to Constantine – to help keep him in the game. “I tell him a lot about trying to be himself,” Taylor says. “I think that the natural Constantine, the pure nice kid that he is…is the best. Maybe because I’m his friend, that’s what I want to see. I try to remind him about minor things that he does that are not normal things that he would do. I try to tell him to stay true to himself and get into the music as much as possible.” I keep on the same thread. “Do you think he’s following your advice?” “I think that his Bohemian Rhapsody was by far the most himself, because he wasn’t so concentrating on the cameras or where they were. After the performance he said something to me…’I didn’t even know I was there.’ That kind of autopilot…those are the purest moments.” I let Taylor talk. I barely make a sound other than breathing. “I think one of the reasons that, as the contest has gone on, that Constantine has gotten better and better – is because he’s become more and more himself. He hasn’t tried to live up to this Rocker image that they’re pushing on him. He can sing a million different things…he went to Boston Conservatory.” Taylor’s emotional ties to Constantine can be felt through the phone – all the way from New York. I bring up Constantine’s charisma. “When he auditioned for me,“ Taylor says. “I said to myself, this guy’s a front man. Not only can he sing and make music, but he’s got that little something extra that I want to put on MTV.” It’s getting late, especially New York time, so I wind down the call. But first I ask few more questions, “Do people ever say you remind them of another band?” “Black Sabbath, Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers,” he pauses. “Even In Excess…all over the board.” I keep the call moving. “Do you all write songs?” Taylor breaks it down. “Mostly Joao and I write the music, and mostly Connie and I write the words.” As I listen, I realize that Taylor has called Constantine “Connie” several times. So I make this my last question of the evening. “Do you usually call him Connie…is that his nickname?” “I mostly call him Constantine. Hamboussi always says Connie, and it’s worn off on me – because I talk to Hamboussi, like 17 times today, and he kept on saying it.” Taylor laughs. On that note I lean in close to the speakerphone as we say our goodbyes. Taylor leaves me, and the world, with these words. “Keep it positive – don’t be a hater.”
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Fairywitch
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אשרשר את זה לשרשור קונסי (כי שם זה סתם ייבלע בין המון הודעות כרגע). מה דעתכם- עוד איזו יממה זה בסדר?
אשרשר את זה לשרשור קונסי (כי שם זה סתם ייבלע בין המון הודעות כרגע). מה דעתכם- עוד איזו יממה זה בסדר?
Fairywitch
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