I Believe by Nikki Yanofsky as CTV’s 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics Theme Song
What’s Up? Heard and saw this YouTube video of “I Believe” by Nikki Yanofsky which is the Vancouver Winter Olympics Theme of Canada’s largest privately owned television network CTV. This song was first heard during the recent 44th Super Bowl 2010 in Miami where the New Orleans Saints won over the Indianapolis Colts.Yanofsky is a 16 year old jazz-pop Canadian singer.
Listen to this nice song I Believe by Nikki Yanofsky as CTV’s 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics Theme Song:
MTV Video Music Awards 2009 List of Winners
Here is the MTV Video Music Awards 2009 List of Winners | VMA 2009 List of Winners:
BEST VIDEO OF THE YEAR
“Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It),” Beyonce
BEST NEW ARTIST
Lady Gaga
BEST MALE VIDEO
“Live Your Life,” T.I. featuring Rihanna
BEST FEMALE VIDEO
“You Belong With Me,” Taylor Swift
BEST POP VIDEO
“Womanizer,” Britney Spears
BEST HIP-HOP VIDEO
“We Made You,” Eminem
BEST ROCK VIDEO
“21 Guns,” Green Day
BEST VIDEO (THAT SHOULD HAVE WON A MOONMAN)
“Sabotage,” Beastie Boys
BEST BREAKTHROUGH VIDEO
“Lessons Learned,” Matt and Kim
Kanye West Interrupts Taylor Swift at MTV VMA 2009
What’s UP? Well Kanye West interrupts Taylor Swift at the MTV VMA 2009 as she was giving her speech for winning the Best Female Video (”You Belong With Me”) as announced at the MTV’s Video Music Awards. West grabbed the mic from Swift and talked about Beyonce’s “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)” clip was “one of the best videos of all time.
Pretty bad thing to do for a man to a lady on stage in front of millions of people watching VMA Sunday night during her winning moment. Later on when Beyonce won the Video of the Year award, she called Taylor Swift to the stage so that Taylor could give her speech which was interrupted earlier by West. West wrote an apology in his blog but which people did not accept as an apology but otherwise. I really don’t know what West is trying to prove when he did that act. But I am sure a lot of people did not like what he did.
Serena Williams Foot Fault Video
What’s UP? It seems that many wants to see Serena Williams foot fault video in her semi-finals match against Belgium’s Kim Clijsters in the US Open 2009. It was a controversial match indeed as defending champion Serena Williams loses the match at match point with a point penalty given to her after she yelled at a line judge who called a foot fault on her previous serve where Serena was serving at 5-6, 15-30 in the second set. Serena was given a point penalty for a conduct violation. After hearing that from the US open officials, she threw her racket to her chair and congratulated Kim who seems shocked with what was happening. Kim won over Serena at 6-4, 7-5. Serena seems not to be in her best game there and it was unfortunate she lost her temper and she lost the match with a point penalty. She was penalized earlier for slamming a racket.
What did Serena Williams say to line judge? From what I read, Serena told the line judge “I’m going to shove this ball down your f****n’ throat”. She actually said more than this while pointing a finger at the line judge as you can see from the videos on the internet.In the presscon after the match, Serena mentioned she has John McEnroe for her idol aside from Martina Navratilova and Monica Seles. I just hope Serena learns from this experience and control her temper especially when she is about to lose a match where she is a defending champion after all.
House Next to Obama’s House For Sale
What’s up? The house next to US President Barack Obama’s house in Chicago is for sale for an undisclosed amount of money that is. The house next door with address at at 5040 S. Greenwood Avenue is owned by Bill and Jacky Grimshaw since 1973 which was sold then for $35,000 and is now on the market for the first time since. The couple decided to sell the house for they want to move to a smaller house from the 6,000-square-foot home with 17 rooms. The houses in that community are said to sell between $1M to $2.5M.
Those who want to buy the house will have to gor through a process where it will be determined if they capable financially to buy the house possible for $1.5M at the least price.They have to tell too why they wanna live in that house next to President Obama’s mansion. Those who will pass the initial screening will have their names passed on to the Secret Service.
Will the Obama factor work well in selling the house? I dunno. The owners say it is the safest block in town, it’s the most prestigious block in town. There are barricades that have blocked off South Greenwood Avenue between 50th and 51st streets and the area is being secured at all times by both the Chicago Police and the Secret Service. Anyone who comes through the barricade has to be on the list of the Secret Service. So would you be an interested buyer?