Gifted with a profound, rich and soaring 10 decibel voice, Charice has made many music fans watching her performances in awe, be it on YouTube during her start of career or on live shows. Starting her career from one singing competition to another, she is now a bona fide superstar with her international album peaking at No. 8 on Billboard Hot 200.

Charice recalled her meeting with Justin Bieber on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” praising the Canadian singer as a nice person and very cute. Charice also mentioned she would love to make a duet with him one day.

With “Glee” premiering on September 21st, the re-airing of the show has been timed perfectly.  For new fans of Charice and Justin Beiber, here is a link to previous Charicemania articles about “Glee”.  Continue to follow Charicemania as the debut of Charice on “Glee” draws closer.   It is going to be exciting.

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Harry Shum Jr., who plays Mike Chang, commended the 18-year-old Filipina for being an “incredible performer.”

“She’s great. Everyone knows she can sing, sing, sing. And people forget that outside of her being able to sing, she’s an incredible performer. She loves to dance. It’s a little funny talking to her because we talk about dance and she always shows me her moves,” Shum said.

Jenna Ushkowitz described Charice as “amazing” and adorable.”

She said: “Oh, Charice – she’s amazing, we’ve done a couple of scenes together. She’s adorable. I don’t know how a big voice like that can come out of such a little girl.”

Amber Riley was also all praises for the Filipino songstress. “She’s so sweet. I love Charice. She has an amazing, amazing voice.”

“Glee” won just four Emmys, despite having taken popular culture and the music world by storm this year.

Ryan Murphy, creator of musical comedy “Glee,” won his first Emmy for directing the Fox series about a struggling high school choir.

“‘Glee’ is about the importance of arts education, so I would like to dedicate this to all my teachers who taught me to sing and finger-paint,” Murphy said of his award.

But the show was still the flavor of the night on Sunday’s Emmy telecast. Host Jimmy Fallon opened the show with a skit that roped actresses Tina Fey, Betty White, reality TV star Kate Gosselin and Hamm into an impromptu “Glee”-style cover version of the Bruce Springsteen classic “Born to Run.”

Source: by Yong Chavez, ABS-CBN North America News Bureau. With a report from Reuters

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20 Under 20 ranks the 20 most popular and most influential teen celebrities in the world, and features Charice in its debut issue with this prediction… “we have a feeling there’s going to be a high-ranking spot in an upcoming issue of 20 Under 20 for this singing sensation!” A very high quality US magazine with More >>
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Charice gives “going Dutch” a whole new meaning The Netherlands has been full of Chasters since she performed there for an enthusiastic crowd of 30,000 in Sept. 2008. Stars magazine published a loving personal interview as part of a beautiful three page multi-picture article that CM has translated. More >>
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ABC World News featured Charice on the main page of their website, announcing to the World: “Since 2008, Charice has released two platinum albums, with a third ranking number 8 on the U.S. charts, allowing her to become the first Asian artist in history to land in the top 10 of Billboard’s album chart” More >>
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Target, #30 on the Fortune 500, is smart enough to run TV ads featuring Charice & totally selling out their unique deluxe edition of Charice’s album. It included 2 bonus tracks; “Breathe You Out” & “Are We Over.” Charice & other A-list artists added star power to Target’s National Conference August 25th. More >>
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LAFan gives you a moment by moment account of the Chaster experience at CBS radio’s 98.5 KLUC End of Summer Block Party in Las Vegas, August 25th. Charice surprised us with a big 4 song performance. She sang, she danced, she even pulled a Chaster on stage for a little duet. And we have the videos to prove it and More >>
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Charice looked fit and very pretty in her white shorts, black T, vest and hat as she performed at the Six Flags event in NJ Sunday. Charice sang “I Love You” re-mix, Reset, Dance Medley, “In This Song” and she WOWed the crowd leaving the stage during Pyramid to sing among them. More >>
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We have photos and part of the script of the Glee shoot for August 25th. Charice is darling in her cute school outfits, no heels, long natural hair topped with her signature hats. Charice will be singing a solo in the very first episode on the new Season, titled “Auditions.” Glee was nominated for 19 Emmy awards More >>
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FanTalk, August 27 episode introduced Rhea as this week’s co-host. This episode focused on the lack of Charice buzz lately. General consensus was Charice is busy shooting Glee, which is a closed set. Special thanks to the many interesting callers. No lack of “buzz” at FanTalk You can listen to the full episode at FanTalk 

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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – It’s 10 a.m. on a Wednesday in the middle of a cavernous soundstage at Paramount Studios, and while the world outside is bathed in sun, everything inside is dark — everything, that is, except for the warren of classrooms and offices that make up the set of Fox’s   “Glee.”

A dozen cameramen, grips and assistants are squeezed into Principal Figgins’ tiny office as four of the cast’s regulars try out their lines. They’re rusty at first, as you might imagine given that today is their first day back from summer hiatus.

Two of the main characters are having an argument.

“Finn was just trying to help out his handicapable friend!” Will (Matthew Morrison) yells.

“He was insubordinate — twice!” a large, intimidating woman played by Dot Marie Jones shoots back. “I am the captain of the USS Kick Ass, not the USS Back Talk!”

She stumbles slightly on the line.

“Let’s try it again,” urges Brad Falchuk, one of the show’s executive producers, who’s also directing.

She does — and again — and then she nails it, storming out of the room for dramatic effect as a wave of relief suffuses her and everyone else.

Welcome to the world of “Glee,” Fox’s monster hit that returns September 21 for its second season. The stakes are sky-high for everyone, not least Jones, the veteran actress who debuts as a formidable female football coach and rival to Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch).

Lea Michele runs lines in the choir room as production
of “Glee’s” second season gets under way.

Jones is just now being thrust into the rollercoaster ride that “Glee” has become — not to mention plunged into a cast that has bonded in the cauldron of publicity that consumed them this past year.

“I was nervous,” she admits. “(But) I was also excited.”

A few months ago, she was standing in the fruit and vegetables section of a Whole Foods store in the San Fernando Valley when she ran into Falchuk. She had guest starred for him and fellow executive producer Ryan Murphy on FX’s “Nip/Tuck.”

“‘I love “Glee.” I wish I could be on it,’” she told him. “Two weeks later, I got a call from my agent saying that Ryan was writing something for me. I was like, ‘Holy cow, this is unreal!’ ”

Unreal may be an understatement. Today, Jones is surrounded by young actors who have become overnight celebrities. One by one they traipse in and start milling around — first Morrison (Will), then Lea Michele (Rachel), then Chris Colfer (Kurt) and Cory Monteith (Finn). Only Lynch is absent on this first morning back — she had laryngitis the night before — and the big soundstage feels strangely empty without her.

Just 12 months ago, “Glee” didn’t even have a soundstage of its own. Now it has two and a half to call home.

For the 20-plus actors and crew swirling around, expectations are enormous — especially with 19 Emmy nominations that could result in a sweep Sunday night. The pressure is palpable.

“The first day is (about) making sure everyone is OK,” says Murphy, a man whose serious manner contrasts with the joyfulness of his work. “People are nervous. I get nervous, because I’m like a proud papa who wants the kids to knock it out of the park.”

The network wants that, too. But Murphy is resisting pressure just to repeat what “Glee” did its first season. “The obvious choice would be to make it bigger and bolder — I mean, 10 numbers,” he says. “Instead, we’re going quieter and more intimate. We are doing the exact opposite of what people think.”

An hour later, Michele proves the point.

She’s sitting glued to a chair in the choir room, tackling one of those intimate scenes as she’s interrogated by Will, Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) and Mike (Harry Shum Jr.). They’re all furious at her for sending a new rival, Sunshine (played by YouTube phenomenon Charice Pempengco), into the city’s slums.

“(You’re) an ambitious little freak,” Tina snaps.

“I love you all so much,” Rachel sobs.

Then she stops cold and turns to Falchuk, sitting by a monitor.

“Should I stand at this point?” she asks. “Should I walk around the chair? Is it better if I lean into Matthew?”

To anyone unfamiliar with the rehearsal process, Michele could come across as demanding. But the more time you spend with her, the more you realize it’s all about perfection. “If I give her direction even about a word, she will take it and change the whole sentence, and make it so much better,” Falchuk says.

Later, taking a break from work — though not from her phone, which she uses to text back and forth endlessly — Michele seems uncertain.

“It’s kind of tough getting back into the groove,” she admits.

The groove is so different from anything she’s known before. Michele was a Broadway actress who’d never had any long-running role on television, and was constantly being rejected either because she wasn’t a classic Hollywood beauty or because she was too ethnic — or for myriad other reasons. Now she’s a mega-star.

In real life, she is smaller than one might think — tiny, in fact. She looks every bit the part of a high school student, dressed in the kind of garb which will surely start a fashion craze for teens: a short skirt and funky yellow-and-blue knee socks, one of her two costumes for the day.

She goes over and over her scene, worrying about whether to play it this way or that. Falchuk says he wants Rachel to seem humbled, but Michele would like to try it a few different ways. She pecks out a few more text messages. Then heads back to shoot.

In the choir room, she faces her accusers. Only, she’s not humble, she’s defiant. “I was wrong before,” she says in the scene. “I didn’t want anyone coming in and messing up the dynamic. Mike, Tina, I did it for you.”

She lets the words hang for just a moment. Perfect.

It takes the crew an amazingly short time to set up for the next scene, with Colfer at a piano, especially given all the hugs and backslaps as the cast and crew reunite. Colfer, who plays the openly gay Kurt, is among the most popular people here.

We sit down for a few minutes before he begins a scene with Michele. He’s wearing a long white sweater with a big black bow.

“It’s very cool, very girly,” he says.

Would he ever wear it himself? “Hell no!” he laughs. “I only wear point zero, zero of his (Kurt’s) clothes. I am a jeans-and-T-shirt boy.”

This jeans-and-T-shirt boy, until recently, was living in Clovis, Calif., a world removed from stardom.

“Being gay was the worst thing,” he says. “I was teased constantly in school and it was almost like a joke to everyone. So I was terrified when I first got the script and found out they decided to make the character gay.”

Colfer hesitated to take the part — until his practical nature took over. “I figured I would rather be typecast,” he says, “as opposed to not being cast at all.”

This season, Murphy plans to give Kurt a boyfriend, who’s being cast as we speak. “I didn’t participate in the casting process,” Colfer says. “That would feel like I was on the gay ‘Bachelor.’”

Murphy envisions them as prom kings, which, Colfer says, would be “groundbreaking.”

“I am shocked by the reaction to Kurt,” he says. “You’d think the gay kid on the show would have such a narrow demographic, but it’s everyone — grandmothers, teenage girls and boys. One of the biggest demographics for him is older dads. This is the only show where (being gay has) been accepted 100% and people love him for it.”

The cast clearly loves Colfer. Until recently, he, Ushkowitz and Amber Riley (who plays Mercedes Jones) all lived in the same complex. “It was like a big ‘Glee’ dorm,” he remembers. “I was always at Amber’s, watching a movie, and every time she would watch a scary movie I would have to go to her place and sleep on the couch because she was afraid! It was fun.”

As he’s called to sit at the piano and begin his scene, he’s happy to be back. Last night, Colfer says, he couldn’t sleep, he was so excited. “This is what I live for.”

It’s what Morrison lives for, too. It’s afternoon now, and we’re sitting in Principal Figgins’ office, whispering because they’re shooting a scene next door. He’s thrilled to be back, he says, but also upset because one of his pals is no longer on the show: Jones has replaced Patrick Gallagher (Coach Ken Tanaka). “He’s a buddy of mine,” Morrison says. “I don’t know, should I call him? It’s not my place.”

Morrison’s character, Will, is the heart of the show, and casting him was pivotal.

“I saw Matt sing in New York,” Murphy recalls. “He had all the right ingredients: a masculine guy who could be vulnerable, a dude who could sing and dance. I always wanted to find my Gene Kelly, and I did.”

When he hears this, Morrison laughs. “Ryan cast me for one reason,” he quips. “He’s a fashionista and he liked the boots I was wearing!”

Despite the lightheartedness, he takes the first day back very seriously. Like Colfer, he says, “I didn’t sleep at all last night. But it’s a lot better than last year; the nerves went away really fast.”

Even more than his own character, he identifies with Monteith’s Finn, the jock who can sing and dance.

“I grew up in Orange County and went to the Orange County High School for Performing Arts. I did children’s theater, but I was also a big soccer player. In my junior year, I was torn between going down the soccer route or going into the arts.”

A teacher made the choice easy. “He said, ‘I just see something in you and I really think you should follow the musical path.’ And that was my moment. And that’s why I relate to Finn.”

When “Glee” first aired, Fox was worried it would appeal only to women. But Morrison says there’s feedback from men all the time. “I get a lot of very hetero sports guys who come up to me, look around first, and they’re like, ‘Hey man, your show is great!’”

He found out just how great the day those 19 nominations were announced. “I was in New York. I’m an insomniac, so I got up and took a seven-mile run around Central Park to clear my head. The sad part is that, when something like that happens, you don’t get a moment for yourself because the phones start ringing right away.”

He adds, “The next time, I think I’m going to turn my phone off so I have a little time to soak it in. It’s weird. I’m 31 — and I’m a Tony nominee, a Golden Globe nominee and an Emmy nominee. It’s been such a great ride.”

The ride is just beginning for Jones. As her work day comes to an end, she plunks herself in a director’s chair, wearing her football coach costume, black Lycra shorts, size 13 tennis shoes (she’s 6-foot-3), a new hairdo and bright red lipstick.

In Murphy and Falchuk’s last TV venture, “Pretty Handsome,” an FX pilot that was not picked up, she played a transgender character. This time, she’s breaking ground as TV’s first-ever female football coach, who, she says, will go into the locker room.

The very thought of what she’s about to accomplish awes her.

This morning, she says, “I wanted to cry. I have been in this town for 18 years and worked my butt off to get something like this. And when it happens, it’s nothing but amazing.”

She tears up. “This is a dream come true.”

By Mary Murphy, HollywoodReporter.com

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Glee – Season 2 – Premiere Episode – Promotional Photos (Courtesy of spoilertv.com)

Here is the first look at the Glee Season 2 Premiere Promotional Photos with Charice.

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These private, star-studded gatherings are common practice for the retail giant. Last year, Pearl Jam, Norah Jones, Lady Antebellum, Michael Buble, Nick Jonas & the Administration and Winter Olympics gold medalist Shaun White stopped by to entertain Gregg Steinhafel’s troops.

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Charice with her brother Carl and the band before the performance

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Charice performing at the Target National Meeting

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Before there was any talk of guest-starring on the hit Fox series, “Glee,” and before she brought Ellen DeGeneres to tears on her daytime talk show, Charice Pempengco was just another girl from the Philippines hoping to pursue her dreams. After a stint on the country’s talent show “Little Big Star” proved unsuccessful, Charice (whose real name is Charmaine Clarice) turned to YouTube, and eventually became an Internet sensation. Since 2008, she has released two platinum albums, with a third record ranking number 8 on the U.S. charts, allowing her to become the first Asian artist in history to land in the top 10 of Billboard’s album chart.

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Introducing: Philippine wonderkind CHARICE

A supertalent is not something you find on every streetcorner. Charice comes from Tagaytay, a small village in the mountains of the Philippines. A local fan uploaded some videos of her performances on Youtube, and now Charice has her first hit: Pyramid ft Iyaz.

Who?

Charmaine Clarice Relucio Pempengco, the 18 year old wunderkind, was raised in a poor single-parent family. Mom Raquel left the house with Charice and Brother Carl, because of her violent father. Mom Raquel discovered Charice’s singing talent when she was four years old, singing ‘Happy Birthday.’

What happened next?

To help the family financially, Charice started joining singing contests when she was only 7 years old. She entered more then 100 contests! In 2005 she entered a Filipino talent show, Little Big Star. Ming (her nickname which means “cat”) left the show after one performance but returned with a wildcard, but Charice didn’t win the contest. But a fan, David, was so impressed that he uploaded the video on Youtube, hoping that someone would recognize her talent.

The next step?

A producer of a Korean tv show saw the video and asked if she would come to their show. Again, David uploaded the video and it was a success, the video had over 13 million views! One of the viewers was Ellen Degeneres. One week later, Charice was sitting on the couch at the Ellen Show, and a bit later she performed on the Oprah show.

Contract?

A Swedish record company heard of this special girl and gave her a contract in June 2007. Charice made a demo-tape with 6 covers and one original song “Amazing.” Meanwhile she got more and more tv-appearances. Her debut album ‘Charice’ was launched in 2008 and went Gold that year in the Philippines, and in 2009 Platinum.

Extra help?

That is what she got from Oprah Winfrey, Oprah called her back for a special “World’s Smartest Kids” episode. Chaz sang “I Have Nothing” by Whitney Houston so clear that Oprah really wanted to get her in contact with the legendary music producer David Foster. When Charice became David Foster’s protegé, she shared the stage with Andrea Bocelli and Céline Dion.

O and…

In September 2008 the Filipino-girl was invited for the 100 Year Anniversary celebration of the soccer club Feyenoord where she sang “You’ll Never Walk Alone” before 30,000 soccer fans.

Breakthrough?

Charice hopes that her new single Pyramid ft Iyaz becomes a big hit. This is the second single from her international debut album (the first single was the tearjerker “Note to God.” Charice’s album will be in Dutch stores in the end of September.

Did you know?

…in the first week of the album launch, she sold 43,000 albums in the U.S?

Acting?

Like so many, Charice wants to know if she has it in her to become a good actress. In “Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel” she played herself, but in the second season of popular tv series GLEE, she will play an exchange student with an extraordinary voice that will make Rachel (Lea Michelle) very jealous.

In love?

Nope, not at the moment, but she gave in that she has the hots for Josh Groban.

Future plans

Chaz isn’t sure if she wants to study but if she does, she probably wants to study rights and becoming an Entertainment Lawyer is her area of interest.

Funny quote?

“My ultimate dream? …to sing and dance with Justin Timberlake.”

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The magazine is available in over 50,000 retail locations, including Wal-Mart, Target, Barnes & Noble, Borders, Blockbuster, Toys “R” Us, grocery chains, pharmacies, and other mass-market retailers.

The Girl With the Really Big Voice Has Musical Legends Lining Up to Sing with Her — Oprah called her ” The Most Talented Girl in the World.” Celine Dion requested to sing with her. The President of the Philippines invited her to the palace for a command performance. It sounds like a Disney movie, but it’s really the real life of Charice Pempengco, the 18-year-old with a singing voice that has captured the world.

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Long before she became an Oprah fave and a YouTube phenom with millions upon millions of hits, she was a little girl in the Philippines who sang in town fiestas and talent shows to help support her family financially. She posted videos of her performances on YouTube, and went viral. Millions of people saw her performances, including Ellen DeGeneres, who invited her to be on her show. She wowed the crowd with her renditions of “I Will Always Love You” and “And I’m Telling You I’m Not Going,” and the president of the Philippines – along with the rest of the world – wanted her singing for them.

Fast forward a bit, and Charice found herself on Oprah Winfrey’s show “The World’s Smartest Kids,” and Oprah got right on the phone with superstar music producer David Foster. Foster invited her to perform in a show where she met one of her idols, Andrea Bocelli. Fast forward again, and here’s Charice singing a duet with Andrea Bocelli. Now, everyone wants to share the stage with her, including Celine Dion, who invited her to perform a duet of “Because You Loved Me” with her during her own concert. Charice dedicated that performance to her mom.

Charice released her first international single “Note to God” which climbed up the Billboard charts and paved the way for her to sing with David Archuleta. The album and club remixes of her hit song “Pyramid,” which featured Iyaz, hit the # 1 spot on the Billboard Dance/Club chart, making her the first Asian ever to have a hit in the top 10.

What’s next for Charice? It’s just been announced that she’ll joiin the cast of the hit show Glee. Considering how popular Glee is, that’s millions of new fans who are going to fall in love with Charice… and we have a feeling there’s going to be a high-ranking spot in an upcoming issue of 20 Under 20 for this singing sensation!

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20 Under 20 Magazine Ranks Top Teen Celebrities

Top teens from movies, music, and TV are ranked from #1 to #20!

DALLAS, July 21 /PRNewswire/ — Beckett Media (http://www.beckettmedia.com) has launched a unique teen celebrity publication titled 20 Under 20. With so many big-name teens entering (and leaving) the spotlight on a daily basis, it’s hard to keep track of everyone. Plus, wouldn’t you like to know who the most popular teen stars are, what’s going on in their careers, and who’s dating who? The answers to those questions have arrived in Teen Sensations: 20 Under 20, which will rank and review the hottest celebrities under the age of 20!

“This has never been done before. We’ve created a formula based on each teen’s box office and TV show success, music CD sales, online stardom, and overall popularity from fan votes,” said Beckett Editorial Director Doug Kale.

Names like Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus, and Taylor Lautner are known worldwide and are now ranked for the first time in this premiere issue of 20 Under 20, a new bi-monthly celebrity magazine.

20 Under 20 is now available nationwide at major news and magazine outlets, such as Wal-Mart, Target, Barnes & Noble, Borders Books, airports, pharmacies, grocery stores, and more.

You can also become a fan of Teen Sensations: 20 Under 20 magazine on its Facebook page!

About Beckett Media LLC

Based in Dallas, Beckett Media LP is the leading publisher of gaming and sports collectible products in the U.S. Beckett also operates Beckett.com and http://www.beckettmedia.com and is the premier publisher of gaming, entertainment, and sports collectibles magazines and books. Beckett, considered the world’s most trusted source in collecting, currently publishes more than 30 magazines.

About Beckett Teen Sensations

Teen Sensations: 20 Under 20 is the premier magazine ranking the 20 most popular and most influential teen celebrities in the world. Published six times a year, each issue includes news, exclusive interviews, celebrity tips, and more! Teen Sensations: 20 Under 20 is distributed to over 50,000 retail locations, including Wal-Mart, Target, Barnes & Noble, Borders, Blockbuster, Toys “R” Us, grocery chains, pharmacies, and other mass-market retailers.

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US Girls provides a very positive background video followed by a delightful light-hearted interview by Studio23’s Angel Aquino. Charice cheerfully shares thoughts regarding her fashion, stylist (Lady Gaga’s), idols that she admires and stuff from her bag. English subtitled video & More >>
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Charice comes in at No.38 on Popstar’s online poll of the Hottest 100 Stars of Summer! Charice ranks ahead of High School Musical stars Ashley Tisdale (# 44) and Vanessa Hudgens (# 51) and many other singers like Katy Perry (# 50), Drake (# 52), and her friend David Archuleta (#60). More >>
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When MTV talks, the Music World listens. “seeing as how this wunderkind is on such a quick rise, we thought no better time than now to capture her on camera. In these exclusive MTV shots, we find Charice on the precipice of stardom, but still exhibiting personable charm.” Pics & video & More >>
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Go Girl magazine published an outstanding 3 page article, “I’m Living My Dream,” with beautiful photos as well as a lead-in picture on their cover. Hey magazine’s 1 page article has Charice’s picture covering half the page. Great exposure in Germany for rising star, Charice. More >>
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You know Charice’s star is getting really big when the story is about her “hair style”. Watch Charice walk the runway at the Macy’s End of Summer Blowout Event. Charice was stunning with her subtly highlighted curls and a jacket that I feel her idol, MJ, if still with us, might have chosen for her. More >>
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Backstage Pass aired 9 times total over a 10 day period on FOX Japan, FOX Life and BS11. It is a Hollywood-style program in Japan about the latest entertainment news! It included an exclusive interview with Charice and featured her songs as background during the interview including “Nobody’s Singing to Me”. More >>
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Fellow Glee cast members Charice and Harry Shum, Jr ( the other, other Asian) traded Tweets and shared a photo of them kidding around on the set last Friday. “You were incredible today!!” Harry tweeted to Charice after a long day on set. “I loved your MJ moves. Super fresh – [Charice] is one talented girl!” More >>
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Well, I said Charice is soaring high How about 30,000 feet in this great article in SMILE, the inflight magazine of Cebu Pacific Air! Charice is asked about her record breaking US Billboard Top 10 album and why her #1 US Billboard dance hit is so special. Who is on Cha’s celeb list, her thoughts on fashion, home, fans & More >>
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Following Charice’s great performance at the Grammy Block Party, she was featured on the Grammy’s homepage. Check-out the August 20 updates to our coverage of  this event. Charice is definitely on their radar; more than ever.  New pictures and information about Charice’s role in raising money to help flood victims.  More >>
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FanTalk, August 20 episode, focused on how to enhance Charicemania.com to appeal more to Chasters 17 and younger. Listen to what our callers had to say and you can still share your suggestions by posting a comment. I was nervous but co-hosting with the lovely Eve was a joy. Special thanks to callers as they made some excellent points. You can listen to the full episode at FanTalk

What’s next for Charice – check her schedule

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Two months ago, it was confirmed that Charice would play a foreign exchange student whose killer vocals get Rachel (Lea Michele) contemplating murder.

“You were incredible today!!” Harry tweeted to Charice after a long day on set. “I loved your MJ moves. Super fresh [Charice] is one talented girl!”

Charice responded, “Thanks. I love your no bones super mega ultra moves! Definitely you were born from a boombox! Hahahaha!

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Current Charicemania Visitor Demographics

• Age 13-17 — 11%
• Age 18-34 — 32%
• Age 35-49 — 34%
• Age 50 + — 21%

Web Marketer’s Favorite Dream: Teenagers & Tweeners
This generation is a legitimate market for Charice and we want to reach out to this powerful demographic. Five years ago, there were just a few commercial teen magazines, and even fewer directed at tweeners. Now, there are more than a dozen, including Sports Illustrated for Kids and Elle Girl. Teen Celebrity websites such as PopStar.com, and Seventeen.com have sprung up as well. So why not Charicemania for kids and  present itself as the “cool place to be” on the Web?

Now, being “cool” means we may have to throw out some of the more conventional website design “rules” to appeal to them. This generation is used to the sophisticated graphics and special effects of computer games, so we have to work to catch their attention.

Join Charice Fan Talk and help us find a happy medium solution between the younger Chasters and the older Chasters.

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