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According to Forbes.com, the ‘Marry the Night’ singer’s earning was more than double of any other female pop stars over the past 12 months, raking in an impressive 90 million dollars in 2011, the Daily Telegraph reported.
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Just like some previous years, 2011 too has been a great year for pop music with dozens of catchy numbers being released by some of the mammoth names of the industry. As 2011 has departed now, its time to take a quick look at some of the top songs that still continue to delight you and refuse to get out of your head.
Lets have a look at some of the biggest pop hits of 2011 (the list includes both English and Hindi/Urdu Songs):
1 – “Rolling in the Deep” – Adele:
They’re famous, they’re powerful, and above all they’re rich. Yup I’m talking about the filthy rich superstars who sit on the top of the celebrity food chain, the 10 richest celebs in the world today.
Oprah Winfrey
She came, she saw, she conquered. After being born into poverty this African-American fame monster rose from the slums of Mississippi to the billionaire she is today. Her story is a truly inspirational one. Read here.
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Mumbai: Acclaimed ghazal singer Jagjit Singh died on Monday in Mumbai. The 70-year old was admitted in Mumbai’s Lilavati hospital after he suffered brain hemorrhage last month. He underwent two surgeries and was on life support.
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A Paa music event planned for Children’s Day in Mumbai with Vidya Balan, Abhishek Bachchan, director Balki and composer Ilaiyaaraja, has been cancelled, thanks to the work-obsesssed composer who says he cannot tear himself away from his current work in Chennai to attend the function
Confirming this development Balki says, “We had planned a formal music launch on Childrens Day in Mumbai. But Raja Sir is busy doing the background score for Paa. In fact I’m with him right now. He says there’s no way he would break his creative process to attend the function. We all respect his wishes. We’ve cancelled the formal music release.”
Now the music soundtrack of Paa simply hits outlets from tomorrow without a formal release.
For Children’s Day Balki will release a number of messages from the Big B in the voice of the child Auro for kids all over the world.
If you thought you were the only one sick and tired of bad net speeds and server crashes, think again. Bollywood’s very own perfectionist Aamir Khan couldn’t help but complain as he seemed unsatisfied with the recently held online chat that was organized to launch the music of 3 Idiots.
3 Idiots could also be the term of reference in speaking about the triumvirate: Shantanu Moitra (composer), Swanand Kirkire (lyricist-vocalist), and Vidhu Vinod Chopra (producer-director) who have combined their talents to churn out as little as one Hindi film music album every year, or even less, but nevertheless something that precariously stands out against the incoming sonic wave of mix-and-match cacophony music that Bollywood keeps regurgitating week after week.
The music is below average. Don’t expect any great lyrics. The songs will have extreme reactions: you either hate it or you love it. There is not one timeless tune. The music of Singh is Kinng seems like a masterpiece compared to this one, which simply recycles Pritam’s previous hit tunes.
