Alizée's beauty secrets - Page 2

Killian · #11 07-10-2007, 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Unknown

Alizée's beauty is her gorgeous smile and her voice!,and her cute face!

And her hair, and her body, and her personality.... This list could take awhile

CFHollister · #12 07-10-2007, 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by OGRE

Here's Alizée's beauty secret:

Be born.
Grow up.

Pretty close to what I was gonna say: DNA.

Hylas1896 · #13 07-10-2007, 05:50 AM

Alizée has qualities that other celebrities don't. It is these qualities that we should focus on. We can list this and that and nearly everything, but truthfully, Alizée isn't alone in enjoying most of her gifts. What truly makes her stand out is almost beyond me... why, after all, am I still here? Why Alizée? This, to me, is a wonderful mystery.

What then is uniquely Alizée? At her best...

Alizée's French voice and Laurent Boutonnat's music combine as musical Valium. The visuals and lighting in her performances match and magnify this. The word 'soothing' offers no justice. 'In flight' perhaps.

Alizée is innocent, precocious, and mature; all at once, or one at time, at will. This is endearing and entrancing.

At one moment Alizée is just another pop star. I know she is. At another, she is mythology incarnate. I know she is. It makes me want to write.

Hylas1896

marik · #14 07-10-2007, 06:00 AM

hey Hylas y you double post?
Beyond the Obvoius? post! ???

Hylas1896 · #15 07-10-2007, 06:17 AM

Oops... I thought the first was just a preview. I deleted the duplicate, and I'll delete this message, too, if I feel like it.

Hylas

Hylas1896 · #16 07-10-2007, 06:31 AM

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Originally Posted by fsquared

Aw c'mon, it's all in good fun; this was clearly written for a French analogue of Seventeen or Teen People or something and almost certainly written according to some formula for what to ask the teen star of the week. I mean, It's not like they were going to write a discourse on Nabokov for the target demographic of 13-year-old girls

(although to be fair, there was such an article in one issue of Actualizée).

I do not wish to sound negative, but it seems with these sorts of things there is a ghost writer that writes the responses or at least heavily edits them. I'm not sure how things actually work, but the responses tend to have the same 'voice' regardless of the celebrity involved.

For example, the celebrity playlists on iTunes have quotes from the celebrities explaining why they like each song in their list. I am not completely convinced the celebrities write their own entries. I'm not even convinced the celebrities choose all the songs. I can hear it now. "No, Micheal Caine, not -that- song. You can't have that song on your list. How about -this- song."

It makes me wonder...

Hylas1896