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BARBADOS - music 2007
November 20, 2007 by Ricky Jordan
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THE SHINING SUPERSTAR that is Robyn Rihanna Fenty
got even brighter Sunday night when she copped her biggest award
at the prestigious American Music Awards (AMAs) show in Los Angeles.
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The 19-year-old Bajan sensation took the award of Favourite
Female Artist, Soul/R & amp;B, beating out more experienced and renowned
nominees including pop divas, Beyonc & eacute; and Fantasia, and adding
this to a string of 2007 achievements that included two MTV awards, World
Music Awards, dominance of the Billboard Top 100, and a ten-week run atop
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RIHANNA SPARKLES AT MUSIC AWARDS. Rihanna, in
a dramatic Zac Posen gown, performed a classical rendition of her
smash hit Umbrella with string accompaniment and a Hate That I Love
You duet with Ne-Yo at the 2007 American Music Awards on Sunday.
Rihanna was named the favourite female Soul/R & B star, beating
out BeyoncŽ and Fantasia. For the first time in show history,
winners were chosen by public votes cast online. Above, Rihanna
minutes after she accepted her award.
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| RIHANNA'S BACK!
Barbados' brightest star is back home, armed with
her umbrella . . . ella, ella, eh, eh!
The 19-year-old Def Jam recording artist, who copped
two MTV awards last month and is a nominee at next month's American
Music Awards, flew in Wednesday night, fresh from a concert in Montreal,
and was joined by her mum Monica and met by best friend Leandre
at the airport. Rihanna spent yesterday afternoon liming with other
teenaged pals in Bridgetown, before joining other relatives for
dinner on the West Coast. (RJ)
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Rihanna backstage with the award for Video Of The
Year at the MTV Video Music Awards at the Palms Hotel and Casino
on Sunday in Las Vegas. (AP Picture.) <
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The hills were alive with the sound of music. And
not even the dark clouds could dampen the spirits of hundreds of people
who flocked to Farley Hill National Park for the first day of Jazz
On The Hill. A cool-looking Arturo Tappin saxed his way into
the hearts of all, giving the crowd its money's worth. However, international
artiste Stanley Clarke and his band were certainly "bad to the
bone". Here, Clarke, who worked magic with his fingers on the
bass guitar, had the crowd screaming and shouting for more. His band
was certainly a crowd-pleaser, as many stood in awe watching each
musician give a little of his own speciality. Compliments of the Nation
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Date January 07, 2007 Compliments of
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The Barbados Music Awards (BMAs) was hosted for the
second year by Timeless Barbados Inc., the two-man team sought to
reward Barbadian talent in the entertainment industry.
And with several record producers from the United States and other
record executives in attendance, many artistes called the five-hour
show a great success and "an excellent opportunity".
"I am a living testimony of what this show can do for you,"
said Dwayne Husbands who performed at the inaugural BMA and since
then got the opportunity to create a duet with Rihanna.
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