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New Yorkers for Children's 10th annual Fall Gala

This past Tuesday night New Yorkers for Children hosted the 10th annual Fall Gala to benefit youth in foster care in New York City. Mary J. Blige was honoree, Anderson Cooper was Host, Ne-Yo performed, an amazing young woman named Shantel Schloss was recipient of the Spirit Award. They raised more than $1.5 million (with Jamie Niven from Sotheby’s raising nearly $300,000 in a live auction).

Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta – the founding father of this charity, and Commissioner John Mattingly were Honorary Chairs. Co-chairs were Nina and Mitch Davidson, Oscar de la Renta, Susan and Tony Gilroy, Nancy and Andrew Jarecki, Kevin Lilies, Shirin von Wulffen and Frederic Fekkai, and Stephanie and David Wolkoff.

This year’s sponsors included The Jay and Kelly Sugarman Foundation, Delta Air Lines, who served as the official airline of the event, and Macy’s, who outfitted the 19 youth in attendance. Additionally, MAC Cosmetics and Frédéric Fekkai provided makeup and hairstyling. Other sponsors helping to MAKE IT HAPPEN included ANKASA by Sachin and Babi, ANN TAYLOR, BET Networks, Bloomberg, BNY Mellon, BVLGARI, CHOCHENG, CNN, Cole Haan, Credit Suisse, Diane von Furstenberg Studio, Gucci, HealthCorps, JUDITH LEIBER, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP, La Perla, MTV Networks, N!CE Partners, Oscar de la Renta, Post-it, Tommy Hilfiger Group, TORY BURCH, and Wenner Media.

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10th Annual New Yorkers For Children Fall Gala

Thalia attends the 10th annual New Yorkers for Children fall gala at Cipriani 42nd Street on September 22, 2009 in New York City.

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Thalía at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Spring 2010

Thalía and Tommy Mottola seen around Bryant Park during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Spring 2010, Day 6, on September 15, 2009 in New York City.

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Thalía’s Fabbri Shotgun

She sold millions of records with a sultry voice, sex-infused lyrics and an explosive stage persona where formfitting outfits highlighted her seductive dancing.

But at the private Pawling Mountain Club, a shooting estate in upstate New York, Thalía, the one-named Mexican-born pop singer, is mellow, waiting as her husband unzips a nondescript gun case. What emerges is a smoothly rounded, perfectly machined shotgun built by an Italian master, Tullio Fabbri. The marbled walnut of the stock, polished to a high shine, catches the light, while the eye focuses immediately on the intricate etchings around the action.

This 20-gauge is formfitting in another way: Fabbri meets with each client and takes measurements of their arms, wingspan and reach. With a dummy gun, he watches the buyer shoulder the firearm multiple times from various angles. When the product is finished, each gun perfectly fits the unique build of the shooter. The designs are alive, Fabbri says, and meant to become an extension of the arms. This meticulous detail is why the 49-year old is regarded as an artist as much as a gunmaker. And also why his prices start at $125,000 per gun.

Pawling is a respite from celebrity, and shooting sporting clays is Thalía’s modus operandi for relaxing. “Shooting is a great escape for us,” the singer says. Almost weekly she’ll dust a few clay pigeons with friends.

Thalía grew up as an expert handgun markswoman in Mexico City, but when she met her husband, the music kingmaker Tommy Mottola, he introduced her to shotgun sports including skeet. “I love the whole experience,” Thalía says. That includes the fashion as much as the weaponry. As an accoutrement, Thalía dons traditional shooting clothes from European labels such as Beretta Thalía’s custommade shotgun is significantly lighter and easier to handle due to Fabbri’s high-tech process.

Fabbri has become a top pick for Steven Spielberg, Eric Clapton and King Juan Carlos of Spain. The operation was started in 1965 by Fabbri’s father, Ivo, in a small shop in the Valle Trompia—a legendary valley in northern Italy that has been home to gunmakers since the 16th century. The shop’s output is only 30 guns per year. (The wait list is approaching five years.) Italian artisans known only by single names spend 400 to 600 hours etching the metalwork on the guns, which can add $50,000 or more to the price. “Tullio’s work is as good as a Picasso,” Mottola says. Credit: WSJ Magazine

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Thalía was celebrated her 38 th with family

Filled with joy and with several projects on the way Thalía was celebrated her 38th birthday two days ago, the singer celebrated her day with a luxurious but modestly and family party in New York. The Mexican was in an exclusive bar in the Big Apple along with several of her relatives and friends in the middle of a party organized by her husband, Tommy Mottola.

"The best age is always as good virgo, over time I remain a passionate woman who enjoys every stage of life with the same energy," says Thalia.

Thalia, who currently hosts her own radio program called 'The Conexion Thalia' Radio Show, is also preparing to launch the program in September 'Eebee Adventures' of cable chain V-Me, where he will advise on the care of baby . Moreover, in November will be release their new album, 'Primera Fila', recorded live.

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Happy 38th birthday Thalia

Today Thalia celebrate her 38th birthday. We wish our Angel of music latino a lot love, joy and implementation of all dreams. Happy Birthday For Thalia !!!

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Thalía Autographs Gibson Les Paul Sculpture Sakura Blus

Miami, FL—August 11, 2009— Gibson Guitar, presenter of Miami GuitarTown along with the city of Miami and Miami-Dade County, is proud to announce that multiplatinum Sony Music recording artist Thalía visited the Gibson Guitar Entertainment Relations Miami showroom and autographed the new completed “Sakura Blush” Gibson Les Paul ten-foot sculpture.
Thalía, whose beauty and star remains unmatched in the Spanish speaking entertainment industry, has sold around 30 million records worldwide as a solo artist. She also gained international recognition starring in numerous popular telenovelas, which were watched by approximately one billion people around the world. Thalía recently offered a press junket at the Miami Gibson Showroom on support of the release of her newest live album, “Primera Fila”.
The ten-foot tall “Sakura Blush” Les Paul guitar sculpture was hand painted by illustrator, artist, and creative designer Gustavo Balmelli. According to the artist, “the piece uses stunning visual imagery as well as natural and organic elements”. The theme, he added, is Asian influenced and showcases the similar delicate beauties of the Asian Sakura and natural elements that collectively represent Gibson Les Paul Guitars' curved shape, high quality natural woods, and renowned craftsmanship.
The autographed guitar will be part of the Miami GuitarTown’s display of ten-foot Gibson guitar sculptures and a series of showcase regular size Epiphone guitars artistically designed and painted by local and nationally acclaimed visual artists and placed throughout Miami. The project will unite the Miami art, music and business communities behind the opportunity to raise proceeds for three local charities: The Miami Music & Art Fund, Miami Children’s Hospital Foundation, and The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood.
For more information on Sony Music recording artist Thalía visit www.thalia.com. For more information on the Miami GuitarTown project go to www.miamiguitartown.com. Hi res image of photo attached available to press upon request. Credis: Ariel

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Thalia as you have never seen her before !!

Miami FL (July 31, 2009) Intimate. Magical. Real. Unforgettable. Those are just some of the words that can be used to describe the live concert offered by Mexican superstar Thalía on Thursday, July 30, at the University of Miami’s BankUnited Center in Coral Gables.

Sony Music-Latin and Primera Fila presented the second concert in a series that began last year with legendary Mexican singer Vicente Fernández. The concept is to showcase live performances of some of the biggest names in the Latin music industry, and to do so in front of a select, more intimate audience. Last night, some 350 guests were able to enjoy the recording of Thalía’s Primera Fila presentation.

After selling 25 million albums, and having become a global icon with her “telenovelas”, Thalía had nothing to prove, but she craved a new professional challenge. Thalía, a trendsetting wife and mother, wanted to bare her soul through her music in a very intimate space with her fans. Primera Fila was the perfect stage. She wanted to solely focus on her music, nothing else.

Accompanied by 12 musicians, Thalía performed 16 live songs from some of the most influential composers of Latin America, including Juan Luis Guerra’s Cuando Te Beso and Roberto Carlos’ Qué Será de Ti. She also performed new songs, including Equivocada, written by Sony’s revolutionary new talent, Mario Domm, lead singer from the award-winning pop rock group Camila. One of Primera Fila’s highlights was definitely her duet with legendary Mexican singer Joan Sebastian. The performance was not only unexpected, but also brilliantly executed.

Different from anything she’s ever done, Thalía’s Primera Fila was a personal, raw, up-close revelation of the woman and the artist. With powerful interpretations, fan interactions and an invitation to witness the latest from one of the world’s most original Latin superstars, the soon-to-be-released project will be a must for any music lover.

Throughout the night, Thalía sang with great honesty, as someone who has matured musically and has clearly evolved as an individual. More importantly, she revealed her passion for music in an environment that allowed any fan to share her great joy.

Stay tuned for more information regarding this release in November, and visit the following websites for more details on Thalía:

http://www.myspace.com/primerafilatv
http://www.youtube.com/primerafilatv

Source: thalia.com

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New Thalia.com with 'Primera Fila' sample !!!

Visit website Thalia.com to hear sample from 'Primera Fila ' event !!!

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New Layout !!!

After a very very long time, I finally decided to change the site's layout,  beacuse Thalia record new CD and that give me a kick to do something new. I work hard for a few days about this lay. Hope you like it :)

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Thalia attends Super Saturday 12 to Benefit Ovarian Cancer Research Fund hosted by InStyle Magazine at Nova's Ark Project on August 1, 2009 in Water Mill, New York

The day long fundraiser event for the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund was held August 1, hosted by Donna Karan, Ariel Foxman and InStyle along with Kelly Ripa and Blake Lively. Some of the guests at the event were Lorraine Bracco, Tory Burch, Christy Turlington Burns, Mark Consuelos, Patrick Demarchelier, Donny Deutsch, Edie Falco, Judith Giuliani, Angie Harmon and Jason Sehorn, Katie Lee Joel, Gayle King, Kelly Klein, Thalia and Tommy Mottola, Rihanna, Kelly Rutherford, Russell Simmons, Beth Ostrosky Stern, Aida Turturro, Kerry Washington, Barbara Walters, Alexandra Wentworth and George Stephanopoulos, and Rachel Zoe.

The event, held in Water Mill, focused around a fashion garage sale including over 200 items from fashion designers like Donna Karan, Theory, Carolina Herrera, Calvin Klein, Catherine Malandrino, Diane von Furstenberg, Giorgio Armani, Ralph Lauren and Valentino. Proceeds from the event went to support the Ovarian Cancer Research program.

Source: http://kerry-washington.us/wordpress/?p=190

Today Thalia record her new album !!!!

Today July 29, and tomarrow July 30, Thalia record material on her first Live CD/DVD 'Primera Fila' in an acoustic performance that will give in Mexican BankUnited Center at the University of Miami, Florida. The album, which will come in late 2009, will include a CD plus a DVD. To make this project Thalia signed a million dollar contract with the SONY record company.

"All day at work, camera, video, emotions, stories, tears, laughter. Preparing to win, rehearsing, playing, tub, bed, good night!", Shares with us the artist. And give us first photos from BankUnited Center scene.

Messege of Thalia "Good Excitement!"

"One of the largest projects I have been involved in is about to begin. When I say this, I mean that the project comes to my life in a moment in which my life is fulfilled, balanced and filled with love that I receive from everything that surrounds me.

We have been planning every detail for months, we have meticulously selected each song, we have summoned each musician based on their professional achievements and talent, and we have developed sounds that will “connect” souls.

I have the right people, at the perfect moment, and all of the enthusiasm to communicate all of this “intensity” that I am carrying inside of me. I have been wanting to do something like a live, unplugged presentation for a long time, but I did not have enough “echo” back then. Today, I have an amazing team that is totally-in-love with this CD/DVD just like me!

To all of you, thanks for waiting patiently for me! This is the moment to be creative and to make our dreams come true! Please know that I always read what you write on the forums of my official website. This mansion is for all of us, but sometimes I find myself so busy with my daily life that it is easier for me to communicate my ideas and thoughts to you via “Twitter” from my mobile phone. This does not mean that we will not continue to come here! On the contrary, by taking advantage of technology and also following me on Twitter you are getting to know even more about what I think and the things I do everyday. Cool!

If you will make it to Miami on the 29th of July, I am soooooo excitedddddddd! We will get together there and will be able to express our love for each other!!!

Lots of light and true love!
Lady T"

Translated by Webmaster Thalia.com

Tommy Mottola, who ran Sony Music Group in its heyday, was rumored to have lost many millions in the Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme. But it isn't true, he says. "I lost money, but not to Madoff," Mottola told Page Six. "A lot of people I know got killed, but I was not a victim." Mottola, happily married to Latina superstar Thalia, said he was affected as was almost everyone by the drop in the stock market, but he's upbeat for the future -- "Things are incredible. I have a bunch of new businesses."

Click below on the pictures to read more about upcoming event 'Primera Fila' LIVE CD/DVD at BankUnited Center, University of Miami on July 29-30, 2009

And video from esmusica.tv

Live Thalia Record Set For Sony Release

After parting ways with longtime label EMI Latin, Mexican singer Thalia will record "Primera Fila," a live CD/DVD to be released on Sony Latin. The "Primera Fila" concept was launched last year with a live CD/DVD by ranchera icon Vicente Fernández. Thalía's "Primera Fila" will be taped July 30 at the BankUnited Center at the University of Miami.

Source: Billboard

Thalia  in Myspace, Facebook and Twitter

The Thalia's pages Thalia.com confirm Thalia’s official pages:

• http://twitter.com/Thalia

• http://facebook.com/Thalia

• http://www.myspace.com/Thalia

Thalía: “I Want to Become a Puppeteer!”

Mexican attract-tress Thalía (whom I grew up watching on the brilliant telenovela MariMar) does a lot of different things: She’s a singer, she owns a clothing line (courtesy of K-Mart), she works as a radio personality and she just released a book for new mothers called Thalía Radiante: The Ultimate Guide to a Fit and Fabulous Pregnancy. But do I—he who is consumed by and obsessed only with television—care at all about any of that? No way, Jose! I care about TV and TV only!

Fortunately, Thalía is going to be starring in a new Spanish-language version of the children's show Ebee’s Adventures, a program that helps toddlers learn to memorize letters, numbers and shapes through fun-filled learning activities (alas, Thalía and I have something to talk about!). I called her up to get the details on her fun, new kiddie show. The gracious star dished exclusively to Vivo Por TiVo about why she had the time of her life working on Ebee, why she doesn’t like watching TV (the horror!) and why—despite offers—she doesn’t think she’ll be starring in another telenovela anytime soon. Plus, the star (who’s clearly big on multitasking) revealed why she might be adding puppeteer to her very impressive resume.

Ebee’s Adventures looks like an adorable and educational children’s program. How did you get involved with the show?
Somebody gave me Ebee DVDs as a present for my daughter, Sabrina, when she was born, and I started to see and feel the reaction of my baby toward the didactic way of showing you how to relate to your baby as a mother. I fell in love with it! I made my husband feel the same excitement, we met with the company, and we have been working with them since.

Ebee currently airs in English, but the version you’re going to star on will be in Spanish. Why is a Spanish-language version of the show necessary?
Having it in Spanish, on a very well-known broadcast TV channel in the United States, I think is going to be great! Making the show happen in Spanish is a great opportunity to support our culture and support our language. And having the support of this channel is also a great opportunity because we’re going to be on before Sesame Street, and Sesame Street has a big audience!

Did you already shoot your nine-episode stint of the show?
Oh, my God! It was like two to three days of production and reporting and filming all of it in a studio in Manhattan with the puppeteers, and it was incredible! It was another world—a very fun world. You don’t expect how funny these people are. They live in happy land! I want to become a puppeteer! It’s insane! They have the best sense of humor I’ve ever encountered in my entire career, and it was a pleasure to work with them.

When do your episodes of Ebee start airing on V-Me?
I believe they start airing at the end of the year.

Does your husband, Tommy Mottola, plan to watch you on the show?
He’s been watching it obsessively since the beginning. He’s in love with the whole project.

Do you and Tommy watch any other cartoons together?
Yeah, we watch everything that we are stimulating our daughter with, all of those DVDs that are good for her to understand words and concepts. We are into baby world right now!

What about adult shows? Do you watch regular TV?
I try not to watch too much TV. I watch Fox News or CNN, or Food Network. Those are the kinds of shows I see. As much as I like TV, I’m trying not to get hooked on it. I want to enjoy my time and enjoy every single thing that life can provide me with—not sit in front of a TV.

I am not a fan of telenovelas, but I loved MariMar! You were brilliant in that. Any chance you’ll do another telenovela?
It’s funny because my friends keep talking to me, and keep sending me scripts and projects, But es tan cansado hacer una telenovela [it’s so exhausting doing a telenovela] because it’s just working, working and working from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day Monday through Sunday for like a year and a half of doing the same thing until 3 or 4 in the morning. The way I’m living right now, so free, and doing whatever I want to do when I want to do it, I just don’t feel it. Acting is part of me and I love it, but I just don’t feel it at the moment.

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Remembering Michael Jackson

Credit: nuestrathalia.com

Thalía shares her thoughts and feelings about death of a music icon Michael Jackson, posted in her official website and forum.

The last music icon of the world dies, which began to sing and dance to the entire world to break social, race and language barriers, making mourn, laugh and feel the bristly skin with so much energy concentrated in one man.

Not long ago and felt a collective sadness, which they feel in your chest and leave you overwhelmed. It is a feeling of shock and loss to be specific. And without any option, this loss makes you relive personal moments of life that were accompanied by the “soundtrack” of his music and innovative imagery of their videos.

Michael set me since my teens, being a simple continuous and unstoppable inspiration.

I followed closely, admired as an artist and later, I had the fortune to know him on a personal level more like the man he was.

He and I think that artists like The Beatles, Elvis [Presley] and Frank Sinatra changed the rhythm of the planet both musically and culturally.
We did the moonwalk dance, learn the choreography of Thriller dreaming of a better world with We are the World and imagine life as a magical tale where anything is possible. From time to time, one faces of compared with being extra talented and immensely sensitive magnetic as the legend that never disappears.

Today more than ever, leaving alive the love and admiration of so vast millions of people who prefer, like me, celebrate the artistic genius and legacy of one of the biggest and even though we he will not be here.

Michael, we miss you already! A candle, a prayer and song.

Many blessings to your parents, children and families.

Thalía

Mottola's Ventures Into Entertainment for Toddlers

Tommy Mottola, the music guru behind the successful careers of Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez and Celine Dion, is now delving in the field of entertainment for infants and toddlers.

Mottola, the former chief of Sony Music Entertainment, is partnering with New York-based Every Baby Co. to launch a Spanish-language version of the award-winning series eebee's Adventures.

The new series, Las aventuras de eebee, features Thalía, 37, the Mexican telenovela actress-turned-singer who is married to Mottola. Several eight-minute episodes have already been taped in a New York studio and are slated to debut on V-me this fall.

"All of a sudden, there is an explosion of interest in the field of programming for children under 2 years old," Stephen Gass, president and co-founder of Every Baby Co., told Hispanic TV Update. Gass, a former director of education for the Sesame Place theme park, says eebe's Adventures is targeted at babies age 6 months to 24 months.

The show's main character, eebee, is a 1-year-old puppet of indistinct gender whose vocabulary is based mostly on baby blabber.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but according to Gass, it includes an equity investment in the Every Baby Co. by The Mottola Co., which will also play a role in the brand expansion. Every Baby and its co-founders, Gass and Don Burton, will manage day-to-day operations.

At launch, the Spanish-language eebee episodes will be broadcast as part of V-me's children's programming, with the goal of extending them later through DVDs, cable and video-on-demand.

The original eebee series is currently available on-demand via Comcast, Bresnan Communications and Cox Communications systems, and reaches 12 other providers via on-demand content aggregator Mag Rack. Credit: www.multichannel.com

Thalía ‘Always Knew’ She Would Have a Daughter

Parenthood has forced Thalía and her husband Tommy Mottola to slow down, and during a recent appearance on The Today Show the 37-year-old songstress says it has been a welcome change. “He is such a great daddy and you know, we are in a time of our lives where we enjoy being parents,” she says. “Before I was working a lot, he was working a lot…but now it’s about the family. It’s about the baby.” That baby — 20-month-old Sabrina Sakaë — was not a delivery surprise, though to hear Thalía tell it there was never any question what she was carrying.

"Intuitively I always knew it was a girl, and I always knew she was Sabrina.”

Unfortunately, her intuition was not as prescient when it came to pregnancy and life postpartum! In what she dubs a “secret society,” Thalía says that moms do themselves a disservice by not being fully forthcoming with other moms. “Nobody prepares you for those moments after you have a baby,” she laments. “The pains, the aches, how long it takes to recover after all of this process…Nobody really prepares you for the whole thing.” In her new book Thalía: Radiante! Thalía hopes to buck that trend by focusing on the positive aspects of pregnancy while also being honest with expectant moms.

“Every book that I read when I was pregnant was scary and negative and everything was very technical. What about the spiritual part? What about the yoga? What about the being positive? What about the eating right? What about the fashion?”

The book also contains tips for overcoming morning sickness and eating healthy, as well as numerous recipes — including one for Thalía’s signature ‘mommygranate’ mimosa mocktail! “While you’re pregnant you have to give yourself a chance to have some fun,” she says with a smile.

Source: The Today Show

ST. JUDE AND THE MOTTOLAS

Superstar Thalía and her husband Tommy Mottola reveal their philanthropic commitment.

For Thalía, the famed international singer and actress, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital has always represented a beacon of hope, research, and compassion. “When I arrived in the U.S., one of my earliest memories was the announcements for St. Jude,” she says, in a recent interview with Social Affairs.

“Their ad campaigns always moved me, and being so close to this organization is really fascinating for me.” Now, her indoctrination into the world of philanthropy has come full circle when she and her husband, the music mogul Tommy Mottola, were honored at the 7th Annual FedEx St. Jude Angels & Stars Gala last May for their generous support of children in need and their contributions to the entertainment industry...... (...)

Read whole magazine article on website  Social Affairs and see the scans from Social Affairs magazines. Just click on the images below to get to the gallery and see the scans. Enjoy it.

Thalia Reacts to Chastity Bono News

ET was with Latin sensation Thalia at her book-signing event Thursday night in New York City, where the beauty reacted to the news that Chaz Bono, full name Chastity Bono, is in the process of transitioning from a female to a male.

Thalia tells ET that if it were her child who decided to undergo the gender reassignment process, she would be fully supportive.

"I will accept my daughter no matter what. It's my daughter and her decisions are her decisions…," Thalia tells ET.

Thalia also tells ET all about her new book Thalia Radiante: Your Guide to a Fit and Fabulous Pregnancy, on sale now. From exercise to recipes, Thalia shares her tips on staying in shape during and after giving birth!

"It's a beautiful opportunity to re-invent ourselves, to enjoy our curves, to love ourselves and to embrace it…," the star says about the book she wrote while she was pregnant.

Watch the video to learn more about Thalia's new book, and hear how she rates her husband, music executive Tommy Mottola, as a father.

Source: ETOnline

Thalía Helps Launch Fiesta Tour McDonald’s Cross-Country Latin Music Celebration

Puerto Rican Day Parade Marks First Stop of the Fiesta Tour McDonald’s Music Experience in its Trek to Las Vegas for the 10th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards

OAK BROOK, Illinois, June 11 /PRNewswire/ — International superstar actress and songstress Thalía today helped launch the Fiesta Tour McDonald’s Music Experience on its cross-country trip to the 10th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards, set to take place on November 5, 2009 in Las Vegas. The mobile music exhibit, which includes memorabilia from iconic Latino artists from yesterday and today, will visit 10 cities from June through November 2009.

Housed in a 50-plus foot vehicle, the exhibit is a walk-through display of artifacts and memorabilia loaned by more than 50 Latin musicians. Organized by decades, from the 1950’s to the present, the exhibit includes items from Celia Cruz, Ricky Martin, Daddy Yankee, Alejandro Sanz, Pepe Aguilar, Cristian Castro, Beto Cuevas, Mana, and Ivy Queen just to name a few.

“The Fiesta Tour McDonald’s exhibit celebrates Hispanics’ love for music and recognizes artists like Thalía, who has demonstrated such a strong commitment to education and whose music not only lives in the hearts of our community but is part of our cultural roots,” said Cristina Vilella, Director of Marketing, McDonald’s. “We are thrilled to offer communities across the country the rare opportunity to view first-hand these special items belonging to their favorite musicians.”

Thalía’s donation of an outfit, which she wore during a performance at an awards ceremony, is the newest addition to the exhibit. “The Fiesta Tour McDonald’s exhibit is a one-of-a-kind compilation of items and great moments in Latin music history,” said Thalía. “Every item has a unique story, including the outfit which I wore during the 2008 Premios Juventud awards. The cause of Hispanic education and culture is a lifelong passion of mine, and I applaud McDonald’s for organizing this celebration of our music and making it available for so many people to enjoy.”

The Fiesta Tour McDonald’s will also be visiting select high schools in New York, Chicago, Miami, Los Angeles and Dallas as part of McDonald’s sponsorship of the Latin GRAMMY In the Schools Program; a unique education initiative that brings together a panel of music industry experts and musicians who visit the schools to talk to students about the importance of education and to share their experiences in the music industry. “The Latin GRAMMY In the Schools Program is a great way to motivate students to pursue their dreams,” said Vilella. “Having the opportunity to hear about how some of their favorite artists started their careers and the importance they place on education is a fabulous experience for these kids.”

Additionally, the Latin GRAMMY Street Parties are a way to bring the excitement of the Latin GRAMMYs to each city, which feature established as well as up-and-coming artists.

Tour Schedule
Date — City — Event
June 13th &14th — New York — Puerto Rican Day Parade
July 25th & 26th — Chicago — National Council of La Raza Conference
Sept 12th — Atlanta — Fiestas Patrias 2009
Sept 19th — Indianapolis — Fiestas Patrias 2009
Sept 27th — New Jersey — Latin GRAMMY Street Parties
Oct 4th — Chicago — Latin GRAMMY Street Parties
Oct 11th — Miami — Latin GRAMMY Street Parties
Oct 18th — Los Angeles — Latin GRAMMY Street Parties
Oct 25th — Dallas — Latin GRAMMY Street Parties
Nov 5th — Las Vegas — 10th Annual Latin GRAMMY

(For additional festival and school event locations visit www.meencanta.com)

Source: PRNewswire

Vote for awards Premios Juventud has been started and

Thalia has 2 nominations in catgory:

  - Mi Artista Pop

  - Chica Que Me Quita El Sueño

Click here to vote for Premios Juventud 2009

V-me announces innovative parenting programming hosted by Thalía

NEW YORK, May 19, 2009 – V-me, one of America’s largest Spanish broadcast networks, announces a new, short-form parenting series hosted by Latina superstar, Thalía for its 2009-2010 upfront. Las aventuras de eebee, created by Every Baby Company, engages viewers and their babies in rich play experiences and is a natural complement to V-me’s Peabody award - winning parenting program, Los Ninos en su Casa.

“With the best preschool block on Spanish TV and our daily parenting offer, V-me is a real destination for mothers, caregivers and young children, and the perfect environment for this engaging content,” said Frank Donaldson, SVP and director advertising sales. “Adding the award winning program eebee’s adventures with a personality like Thalía into the mix, makes the offer even more compelling, for viewers as well as sponsors.”

Las aventuras de eebee, features superstar mom Thalía as she interacts with eebee – “the baby’s baby” – in entertaining vignettes that help parents of infants aged 6 months and up transform everyday moments into learning that lasts. Activities based on the latest early child development research provide enriched play experiences for parent and baby alike.

“We are very excited to introduce eebee to the Latino community and join the positive, fun and educational environment V-me creates for parents and young children everyday,” said Stephen Gass, co-founder and president of Every Baby Company.

The 7th annual FedEx/St. Jude Angels & Stars Gala, May 16, 2009 
InterContinental Miami Hotel benefiting St. Jude Children's Research
Hospital, one of the world's premier pediatric cancer research centers.
This year's event honor Tommy Mottola and his wife, Latin superstar,
Thalia, for their generous support of children in need and contributions to
the entertainment industry. 

"We are both thrilled to be honored by St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Tommy and I are proud to be part of such a marvelous mission," said Thalia.
"We have always been committed to helping children everywhere.  And there's no
place in the world like St. Jude when it comes to giving kids hope."
 
"Speaking as a father as well as a humanitarian, there is a very special place
in my heart for children. So, I am thrilled to be part of such a marvelous
mission," said Tommy Mottola.  

Model and television personality Daisy Fuentes serve as hostess for the
gala welcoming Latin celebrities from the television and music industries who
rub elbows with more than 500 guests. The evening's theme "Running Wild
for Hope" also will include live performances by some of today's hottest Latin
chart-toppers and a live auction.

Last year's FedEx/St. Jude gala honored Emilio and Gloria Estefan and raised
funds in support of the groundbreaking research and lifesaving care provided
by St. Jude for children from across the country and around the world. Events
like this help to support life-saving initiatives such as the St. Jude
International Outreach Program, which has dramatically increased the survival
rates for children with cancer around the world over the past three decades.
This program has partnered with clinics in more than 15 countries including
Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Honduras, Chile and
Brazil. 

"FedEx is very proud to continue supporting St. Jude and its ongoing mission
to find cures for thousands of children suffering from cancer. We are honored
to have the Mottolas join us in continuing the mission of St. Jude and the
fight against childhood cancer and other terrible diseases," said Julio C.
Barrionuevo, Vice President of Finance, Planning and Engineering for Federal
Express, Latin America & Caribbean and Chair of the 2009 FedEx/St. Jude Gala. 
FedEx has been the title sponsor of the Angel & Stars Gala since its inception
in 2002.

"Our St. Jude family congratulates Tommy Mottola and Thalia on this special
recognition and are thrilled to have them be part of this event, which brings
together the Hispanic community in honor of our children," David L. McKee,
interim CEO and chief operating officer of ALSAC, the fundraising organization
of St. Jude. 

The Mottolas join other top Latin artists and entertainers who have supported
the life-saving mission of St. Jude including Albita, Barbara Bermudo, Giselle
Blondet, Romero Bitto, Cristian Castro, Rashel Diaz, Luis Enrique, Erika
Ender, Jose Feliciano, Luis Fonsi, Javier Garcia, Jeremias, Jose Jose, Fanny
Lu, Domenic Marte, Jorge Moreno, Eduardo Osorio, Francisco Paz, Ana Maria
Polo, Carlos Ponce, Monte Rosa, Neida Sandoval, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Shanoa,
Sissi, Gaby Spanic, and the late Soraya.

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Thalía attended the White House Correspondent’s Dinner

I've added new photos of Thalía from White House Correspondent’s Dinner. I also can read about the event which is below the pictures. Just click on the images below to get to the gallery and see the pic. Enjoy it.

It was the hottest ticket in town, a black-tie dinner gathering of Washington’s political and media elite but Dick Cheney couldn’t make it. The former vice president was busy, President Barack Obama joked, working on his memoir “tentatively titled, How to Shoot Friends and Interrogate People.’ ”

As the star attraction of Saturday night’s star-studded annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, Obama enjoyed poking fun at his critics and the Republican Party. But his own administration, in power for just over 100 days, was also a target of the president’s playful digs and one-liners.“I believe my next hundred days will be so successful that I will be able to complete them in 72 days,” he said to a roar of laughter. “And on my 73rd day, I will rest.”

His chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, Obama observed, always has a hard time on Mother’s Day.“He’s not used to saying the word ‘day’ after ‘mother,’” Obama said.The chairman of Republican National Committee, Michael Steele, was “in the house tonight,” Obama noted. “Or as he would say, ‘In the heezy.’”

“Michael for the last time, the Republican Party does not qualify for a bailout,” Obama told Steele. “Rush Limbaugh does not count as a troubled asset, I’m sorry.”

Obama made light of his frequent use of a teleprompter and poked fun at Vice President Joe Biden’s habit of speaking off the cuff. And about the Democratic Party, Obama said his administration has helped in “bringing in fresh, young faces - like Arlen Specter.” The 79-year-old Pennsylvania senator, a former Republican, switched parties last month. Obama noted that he and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton had once been political rivals. “These days,” he assured the gathering at the Washington Hilton ballroom, “we could not be closer.” “In fact the second she got back from Mexico, she pulled me into a hug and said I should go down there myself.”

Near the end of his talk, Obama turned serious and spoke of the financially struggling media industry, praising journalists for holding government officials accountable. “A government without newspapers, a government without a tough and vibrant media of all sorts is not an option for the United States of America,” he said. The president was the night’s big draw, but not the only comedian. Comic actress Wanda Sykes, the dinner’s entertainer, teased Obama for giving the Queen of England an iPhone during a recent visit. And she mocked first lady Michelle Obama for patting the queen on the back “like she just slid into home plate - way to go, queen!”

Proceeds from this year’s event go to feeding the hungry and funding journalism scholarships. The correspondents’ association donated $23,000 - some of it saved by skipping formal dessert at the dinner - and raised another $75,000 from several major media organizations for two food banks, So Others Might Eat and Share Our Strength. Funding for the journalism scholarships remained at $132,000 a year, an expanded level set in 2008. Along with the reporters, the $200-per-ticket dinner attracted plenty of VIPs from outside the Beltway.

Among those attending were Eva Longoria Parker, Ashton Kutcher, Christian Slater, Natalie Portman, Sting, Mariska Hargitay, Steven Spielberg and Jon Bon Jovi. Also there was Richard Phillips, who was held hostage by Somali pirates after his cargo ship was attacked.

credit: BorgQueen for photos

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 I've added 2 new interviews with Thalia about book "Thalia:Radiante". Enjoy it.

I. 'I was the most sexy while I was pregnant,’ says Thalia

Twenty million records sold, Mexico’s most famous telenovela actress, marriage to music mogul Tommy Mottola, new digs in Palm Beach — there are many reasons one could be jealous of the superstar Thalia.
But for anyone who has ever waddled her way into a delivery room, here is the biggest reason: Thalia says she felt sexy even when she was nine months pregnant!
Flip through her new guide to pregnancy, Radiante, and you might believe her. The book, written with the help of Thalia’s OBGYN, Dr. Andrew R. Kramer of Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, is packed with specific, practical tips for everything from battling nausea to selecting the best looking stretchy jeans to breast-feeding to loosing the baby weight.
While Thalia does admit in the book to feeling “tired, fatter, crankier, and less inclined to do anything other than take it easy” at times during her third trimester, she still managed to do leg lifts and arm curls in bed to make it easier to fit into her skinny jeans later.
Throughout the book are inspirational (or maddening, depending on how pregnant you may be when you read this and how many cupcakes you may have eaten) photos of a pregnant Thalia looking, well, radiant.
We spoke with Thalia, 37, by phone from New York and her new mommy glow practically radiated through the telephone line …

What is your 19-month-old daughter Sabrina doing now?
The ABCs, the 123s. She talks to me in Spanish and talks to her father in English. She is a hurricane. She is unstoppable!

You say in your book that pregnancy is the time to wear fitted styles not baby doll dresses and mumus. Why?
Back in the day it was big tents with a lot of bows and big fabric. It’s not good. It’s better for you to be a little more showing, revealing.
Fitted clothes look slimmer, make you look taller, make you look like you own your pregnancy and want to show the whole world how beautiful you are.

What do you say to pregnant women who may not feel beautiful?
A lot of women feel embarrassed with their own bodies when they are pregnant or their husbands make them feel they have lost the feminine side. They think they look fat, bad, like a frog, like a pig. I have to stop friends and tell them, “Don’t say that anymore! You are a vessel of life … You are creating life, so embrace that.”

You are a famously sexy woman. Did you really feel sexy when you were pregnant?
I think I was the most sexy while I was pregnant. The hormones make a special glow. You see it when you walk in the street and guys look at you differently.
I was touching myself saying, “Wow this is incredible!”

Seriously, you felt sexy the entire time?
Except the terrible first three first months. The first trimester is a little awkward. It was a very, very difficult time for me. Very nauseating. But then I learned tips.
Having crackers beside my bed on my night table was good. I would pop five or 10 crackers first thing.

What is the biggest challenge of pregnancy and motherhood?
Coming back from the hospital to your home. Nobody prepares you for this. Nobody tells you how bad you are going to hurt, how bloody this is going to be, how weird everything is in your body…
It’s reinventing your life with this new addition to your life and your family. It depends on you how easy or how terribly uncomfortable and depressing it could be.

Did you avoid feeling anxious or depressed?
When you come home it’s, “OK, now what? How will I do this? Why is she crying so much? I change her, I feed her. What can I do? She is still crying!”
With all of these challenges you have to be in a great calm state of mind, and if you are losing that then having help is not bad. Having your mother, your best friend, your baby’s father … You have to go with the flow and not fight it.

Tell me about your life in Florida?
Palm Beach is beautiful. We enjoy the ocean. We enjoy the community here … It is a very peaceful place. I feel so free to do whatever I want to do here.

What do you do with your beautiful hair in the Florida humidity?
The water here is a little hard, so I take extra care before I go to the ocean or pool. I take a shower and wet my hair and put a mask on … Kerastase, they have this nice mask. I tie my hair up and I just go. When I jump into the water it doesn’t eat your hair that bad.

Has your career slowed down because of motherhood?
Not really … I’m writing songs for my next project. I’m always promoting things like my book. I’m always working, always doing … Mothers have to do everything.

Is your husband helpful with the baby. Does he understand all that you do as a mother?
My husband, thank God, he is on top of it. He is like seriously devoted to the two girls in his life … He understands it, but you have to be the mother to understand it completely.

Will you incorporate the experience of motherhood into your songs?
Yes. Why not. I write songs for my daughter all the time. She loves them!

What was your birth experience like? Did you feel prepared?
I did a lot of homework in this area. I did my breathing exercises, auto hypnosis kind of classes, everything in the brochure they tell you to do … But it was like hours and hours and hours — 33 hours! Nobody told me about 33 hours! But you know, at the end of the day everything is beautiful.

Did you have an epidural?
I thought, “No epidural. I can do it myself. Mind over matter.” But 28 hours into it I said, “Please give me an epidural right now!” I told the man who gave it to me, “You are the most handsome man I have ever seen!”

Will you have more children?
Definitely. I just want more Sabrinas everywhere!

Thalia’s tips
Hydrotherapy for frustrating or uncomfortable days ‘One day I ran to the pharmacy and bought a bathing chair — the kind for geriatrics — parked my pregnant self in that chair, and let the shower water rain down on me for hours. The effects were calming, cleansing and pretty much immediate.’

Work it
‘Structured jackets and blazers are also great for hiding the early bump and giving contour to the body.’

Bosom buddies
‘The physiology of every mother-baby combination is so individually nuanced that essentially there is no “right way” to breast-feed. The trick is to experiment with a variety of positions to discover what works best for you.’

Pump it up
‘After you pump a few times you will get used to the sensation, your boobs will toughen up, and, as with everything else, you just learn to deal.’

Beating ‘the pukes’
‘Here are my personal favorite remedies for combating nausea: Cinnamon gum (never mint), Cheerios and Lucky Charms, fruit Popsicles, matzo ball soup, sour-apple candies or lollipops, sparkling water with lime and salt (which in Mexico we call sueritos), Wasa crackers'

Credit: http://www.pbpulse.com/

II."Mommy diva"

Mexican superstar Thalia has been the pinup girl for many things in her chameleonic career. Diva-in-waiting in the tween pop band Timbiriche. A wildly popular telenovela actress. Queen of the dance floor one year, mariachi singer the next. Fashion designer. Radio host. You name it.

But the dream she always wanted to pursue came later in life. The 37-year-old entertainer gave birth to her first child, Sabrina, 18 months ago, and now she and her husband, music mogul Tommy Mottola, are raising their family in New York and Florida.

Thalia's latest venture is a book she co-wrote called "Thalia: ¡Radiante!," a warmly written pregnancy guide meant to uplift expectant mothers. It's perhaps the last thing Thalia's fans would expect from her - to see their idol with a maternal glow - but she says everything changes when suddenly someone's calling you "Mami."

Q. You mention in the book that you always wanted to be a mother, so why did you wait so long to have Sabrina?

A. Seriously, there's a biological clock that everyone talks about, and you really start to feel it. In my case I started my career basically when I was 5 years old. Since that point till now, I've been working. But I thought, this is a great moment for me and I was feeling the clock and knew now was the time

Q. How did having Sabrina change your music?

A.Having a baby makes you want to connect with humanity in a more sincere and honest way. I'm not saying that before I didn't do that, because before I did all kinds of romantic, profound, and touching songs, but now it's a different approach

Q. Yes, but I feel like your music, which tends to be rather celebratory, has always tried to connect with people on that level.

A. I try to be always honest. That's the main thing about me. What you see is what I am

Q. What surprised you most about motherhood?

A. One of the biggest surprises was my 33-hour delivery. C'mon, nobody told me about that. I thought it was going to be five or six hours. But 33?

Q. So she's only 18 months old, but is Sabrina singing any of your songs yet?

A. She's singing a little bit of "Amor a la Mexicana." She sings the ends of some of the others, too, but mostly she dances to them

Q. You've always gotten a lot of attention for your looks. Did you have any issues with how your body changed during pregnancy?

A. I had only one problem: I felt so hot and so sexy!

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Thalía attended Costume Institute Gala

Dressed in a beautiful and elegant blue gown designed by young and “fierce” designer Christian Siriano, and wearing Ralph Lauren shoes and Kwiat jewelry, Thalía, accompanied by her husband Tommy Mottola, attended the fabulous Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala in New York City. This gala celebrates couture fashion and style, and brings together the shining stars of the entertainment, fashion/modeling, music and business worlds under one majestic roof.

Thalía had a great time at the gala, and was able to chat with many olde friends that she had not seen in a while. She commented that Tyra Banks, Iman and Victoria Beckham looked stunning, Bruce Willis looked quite handsome, Billy Joel was very entertaining as always, Donal Trump was charming and actor Jeremy Irons impressed her a lot. She also had the opportunity to greet Donatella Versace, John Galliano, Marc Jacobs, Kate Moss, Tommy Hilfiger, Bono and Kanye West, amongst others.

In regards to the gown that the Mexican superstar decided to wear, it was designed by up-and-coming, 23 year-old designer Christian Siriano. Many remember Siriano from Season 4 of the well-known Bravo network reality TV series/fashion design competition Project Runway. In March 2008, Siriano became the youngest winner of Project Runway, which is hosted by model Heidi Klum. He is one very innovative designer, and has dressed superstars such as Heidi Klum, Victoria Beckham, Anne Hathaway, Tori Spelling, Lady Gaga and Vanessa Williams.

Big applause for Thalía and her perennial beauty and elegance!

Credit: Thalía.com

Thalía is ¡Radiante!

After long break I'v add new interviews from site: celebrity-babies.com

She’s muy caliente! Singer, actress and businesswoman Thalía, 37, is a woman on the go, taking on albums, endorsement deals and more while also acting as devoted mom to daughter Sabrina Sakaë, 18 months, with record producer husband Tommy Mottola. The busy wife and mother recently took some time to chat with CBB about her life, her pregnancy and her newest book, Thalía: ¡Radiante!

Click below to read more about Thalía’s favorite part of pregnancy, who baby Sabrina looks more like and her tips for moms facing postpartum depression.

Celebrity Baby Blog: There are so many pregnancy books out there, but you said you didn’t find any that you felt told you the “whole story.” So what topics do you discuss in your book that you feel was left out of others?

Thalía: I was pregnant, and as you said before, I read plenty of books. But I couldn’t find anything that really resonated with me – some were very dramatic and prohibiting, saying “Don’t do this or this will happen,” or “Don’t do that.” It was very scary. Some were very technical. The others were very cold – no soul, nothing spiritual. So I thought, there’s a niche here, and I’m going to take advantage and I’m just going to do it. So this book to me has it all. I talk about four trimesters. I think there are four trimesters – once you have the baby, the baby is still a little fetus. So he needs at least three months to just understand that he’s outside of your belly, and you need those three months to think about what’s going on with your life and regroup in a new way. I tried to blend treating yourself well, being positive, encouraging yourself, embracing your pregnancy, eating right because you’re eating for two, and exercise like walking or yoga.

The book is young, it’s fresh, it’s happy. It’s a very positive book. But on the other hand, I talk to you about things that nobody tells you about – not even your mother, doctor or nurse. No one prepares you for what’s going on after you have the baby, all the little aches and pains and things that appear and happen in your body after you come home from the hospital. I call it a “secret society” because no one tells you about it! No one tells you the things that you have to use and clean and so on. So I talk about that, also. Because the other books don’t mention anything! Some comments are just about seeing pink balloons and hearts floating around, but there’s a reality here too, and we have to face it and talk about it.

There’s a part in the book where I mention one of my friends who came home from the hospital just before I went in. I was about two weeks from my due date, and she came over with this mysterious little bag, and she had in there some pads, a squeeze bottle. And I said, “OK what is this for?” and she said, “You’ll see darling!” She was the first one that really talked to me straight. So I included that in the book – it’s an eye-opener.

What would you say was the biggest shock about pregnancy or delivery?

They make it sounds so simple. You know it’s going to be painful, but no one really prepares you for the pain! The pain that everyone says is strong and compares to cramps, that doesn’t mean anything compared to when you’re there. Plus, I had 33 hours of labor. So it was a long time, right? But my case is my case.

Some people just arrive and have the baby, some take longer, some have C-sections. I talk about all the options in the book. Have Plan A, Plan B, Plan C and Plan D. I say, be open to asking questions, these are the questions you have to ask, and these are the people you need to surround yourself with. I talk about doulas. I give a lot of options for mothers. I named the book Radiante! which means “radiant” [in Spanish] because that’s how you feel when pregnant. (That’s aside from the first trimester, when we feel dizzy and achy.)

When I was pregnant I felt like everything changed. It was a new world. Every color was three-dimensional, everything was beautiful, the smells were alive. The sensations, everything became a new world. So it’s about embracing this moment in your life as a woman, and saying to not be afraid and not judge yourself so severely, just accept and embrace it all. I found so many women who felt uncomfortable or fat or ugly, and to tell the truth, men are so attracted to pregnant women. It’s something in our hormones or aroma, and it’s a beautiful moment. We’re a vessel of life. We’re receiving this life inside of us to give it to the world.

What was your favorite part of your pregnancy?

Passing the first four months! I got really, really sick. I was dizzy, almost seasick. But after that everything was magnificent. I discovered a new world.

When I came home with my baby, it was like leaving an old skin behind and starting fresh. Having the chance and opportunity as a human being to be a better person, break my old patterns and start fresh with no judgment. It’s a new start for me and my daughter. Like, let’s be together and let’s help each other through this.

What has your favorite stage of Sabrina’s life been so far?

Right now is the best of all! Every stage has been incredible, but right now it’s really surprising. She absorbs everything, she repeats everything, memorizes things, talks to me in Spanish and to daddy in English. She knows the difference. She’s so clear, so happy. She’s like a hurricane! Hurricane Sabrina is here, and unstoppable!

Reader SAT wants to know if you had a birth plan and if it helped your labor?

I definitely had a birth plan! I really did my Lamaze exercises and my breathing, and all of it. I took classes. It really helped me in the moment. I had a plan, where I needed a referee, a person in the middle of my crazy mother who would be a stone in the middle of my labor if I allowed it, and my nervous husband, who would make the nervous energy go everywhere. I needed someone in the middle, and that person was a doula. She really helped me. An outsider who came into my life just to help me in those moments. She did a pretty good job, and was very alert, reading all the signs of my body. I wanted to be in my home for as long as possible, then get to the hospital to do the “whole nine yards.” And she really helped me with walking, breathing, drinking water. She really guided me.

Reader Flavia Tropia wants to know if your book talks about how to avoid postpartum depression and if you have advice for mothers who are going through it.

It’s part of the “secret society” that I mentioned to you. I had friends who had hard postpartum depression, and no one really prepared them for that. So the only advice is, everything is hormonal and it will all go back into place. Your hormones are crazy right now, trying to figure out what to do and how to manage this body without the life that was inside of it. So it’s going to evolve, just give it time. Have help around you – like your husband, or if you’re alone, maybe your family can help you. Just take it easy and give it time.

But I also think it’s important for women to speak to their doctor about it and seek professional guidance.

Reader Alejandra wants to know if Lyme Disease brought problems into your postpartum recovery.

That’s a completely different animal! I can tell you that it was not easy, because once you have Lyme Disease it’s very complex and very painful. That on top of your body recovering and your hormones being crazy, it really gets you badly. Also, I mention in my book to be alert of the signs when you go camping, to barbecues or outdoors, and to check yourself for any visible signs of ticks.

Reader Mama wants to know if you breastfed your daughter and if so, for how long. She also wonders if you’re doing book signings.

Yes, I breastfed for five months. And yes, I’m definitely doing some book signings! I’ll let you know the places and dates when I’m all ready to go.

Reader Gianna wants to know who Sabrina looks like more: You or your husband?
 

When we see pictures of me, baby Thalía, she looks completely like me, in the face, the frame, the bones, the structure, the nose, the eyes, the eyebrows. But sometimes she looks like her father, in the way she looks at you. And her little hands and her feet are sometimes like her father. But she’s more like a little Thalía.

– Danielle

Unfortunately, because of my work and personal life,

the website thalia.latina.glt.pl will be suspended until further notice.

Thalía poses pregnant for her new book

Along the same line as her previous book, Thalía:¡Belleza! (Thalía: Beauty!), the singer will launch her second book in April

September 6, 2007, marked a special occasion for Thalía, as she debuted as an author with her book Thalía: ¡Belleza! (Thalía: Beauty!), a guide about makeup and happiness. Following the same editorial line, on April 1, 2009, the 37-year-old singer will publish her second book for Chronicle Books, titled Thalía: ¡Radiante! (Thalía: Radiant!). The book is a guide for pregnant women to stay in shape and look fabulous. Thalía: ¡Radiante! Thalía: Radiant!) is co-authored by Andrew R. Kramer and will be published both in English and Spanish

Happy 8 th Anniversary

Today, 2 december 2007 Thalia and Tommy Mottollla have 8th marriage anniversary. We wish Thalia & Tommy a lot progress, phenomenal marriage far love and affection. God bless them ! Credit - Blend: ThalifanDhalia.

Thalía and Emilio Estefan at Madonna “Sticky & Sweet” Tour In Miami

Last night the singer attended, along with Emilio Estefan, to see the Queen of Pop. The Mexican singer and actress Thalía and her friend music producer Emilio Estefan went last night to the Dolphin Stadium in Miami Florida, to enjoy the concert that Madonna gave. Thalía and Emilio were in the VIP area of the enclosure, and at the end of the show they went to the backstage area to greet the Queen of Pop. Madonna will arrive Friday in the evening or Saturday morning to Mexico, to appear this weekend at the Foro del Sol in Mexico City with her successful tour sticky and sweet. Source: http://nuestrathalia.com/; English translation: Gabriel

Mottola Invests in every baby

Music mogul Tommy Mottola has a new business adviser - his 14-month-old daughter Sabrina. The former Sony Music boss and wife, Mexican pop star Thalía, welcomed their little girl last October (07), and she’s already showing business savvy. Mottola acquired a majority stake in an infant education and entertainment company called Every Baby - after watching his little Sabrina’s reaction to one of its videos.

Mottola tells the New York Post, “She was jumping up and down and mimicking the video, and she never did that before with anything else we showed her. As soon as I saw that, I called (the owners) and asked for a meeting.” Company president Stephen Gass adds of the venture, “We were looking for additional cash, as well as brainpower, to take us from a boutique brand to a mass-market household-entertainment franchise.” A source tells the newspaper Mottola invested $2 million (GBP1.3 million) in the project and plans to raise an additional $25 million (GBP16.7 million), giving him a 50 per cent stake in the company. Source: Contactmusic

Thalía drops her label, and plans to record in English, teams Up with Robbie Williams

After 10 years with EMI Music, the Mexican singer says goodbye to the music labe and plans on recording her next album in English under her husband's label

After a 10-year relationship with EMI Music, Mexican singer Thalía fulfilled her contract with the company and is now ready to come back with her own material under Casablanca Records, owned by her husband, Tommy Mottola. The new album will include a duet with singer Robbie Williams.  With the recent release of her album Lunada, the 37-year-old singer ended her contract with EMI Music, who recognized that the album was not well promoted since it coincided with the months after her pregnancy when she contracted Lyme disease. Source: www.peopleenespanol.com

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