Christina Aguilera

 OH One example is Rich Harrison, who is famous for producing Beyonce's "Crazy In Love" and Amerie's "1 Thing," yet who managed to create one hell of a foot-stomping pseudo-gospel tune called "Makes Me Wanna Pray" on Christina's Back to Basics album that ...

By Chris Evans The Philadelphia Daily News chimed in as well, saying that "there are strong performances from U2 ("Instant Karma"), Christina Aguilera ("Mother") and Green Day ("Working Class Hero")." Rolling Stone and Entertainment Weekly also give Aguilera her props, calling her contribution t...

By Mike D'Orazio Songs like Avril Lavigne’s version of “Imagine” and Christina Aguilera’s version of “Mother” are decent at best and show some of the low points to the album. But then again, who will ever do it as good as Sir John Lennon himself? Exactly. Album Grade: B

By Chris Evans Whitney Houston and Madonna combined in one, Christina brings both the vocals and the spectacle in her hour and a half long show, which many have called her best tour to date. Though there is a lot that enhances the show, the focus is always at heart--her voice.  O.C. Register said “Christina Ag...

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By Chris Evans Quite possibly one of the gayest displays I've ever seen on stage was her performance of the Moulin Rouge-inspired "Lady Marmalade" -- which at this point, the other three girls on the track should not even bother attempting it ever again -- the song belongs to Aguilera.  There were transv...

By Chris Evans Music producer Dallas Austin has done an interview with Rowdy.tv in which he discusses the sexual past he allegedly had with pop superstar Christina Aguilera. In the interview he gives a ten minute narrative recapping the events that led up to Aguilera marrying her now-husband, Jordan Br...

By Daryl D 2006’s Back to Basics earned Christina a lot of credibility, both from me and other critics. Her attempt at recreating the early sounds of the 20th Century, while also sounding completely fresh, was a major success. The album’s first single, “Ain’t No Other Man,” rushed into the top 10 and s...

By Chris Evans Within hours of the telecast, Aguilera's now Grammy winning album Back to Basics (she won her fourth for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for "Ain't No Other Man") shot from near #400 all the way to #23 on Amazon.com, and I would say expect that same kind of jump on the Billboard chart come ne...

By Cameron Archer Christina Aguilera performs "Ain't No Other Man" - This song is overexposed on Top 40 radio, but she is getting better as a musician and this was a good performance for her. The Madonna-baiting look (although I can't identify which Madonna era Aguilera takes her look from - I'm assuming the...

By Cameron Archer No opening tirade here, aside from the fact that Classic Saturday Night Live no longer airs on NBC All Night (as of January 2007, anyway.) That's not a bad thing. The reruns were getting to the point where every episode from five or six years ago was considered classic. Don't get me wrong, some o...

By Chris Evans International pop diva superstar Christina Aguilera took the stage late Sunday ... single from her platinum double-disc album Back to Basics and is bound to ... as well as one of her old hits from Stripped, the rangey anthem "Fighter. ...

By Imran Siddiquee 10. Christina Aguilera “Hurt” - Among the more visually sweeping videos of the year, Aguilera and director Floria Sigismondi also accomplish what is rare in music video – they show and tell us a gripping story. Using multiple old-school film genres and styles to heighten the impact of the m...

By Mark Saleski You may (or may not) be surprised that I've also been listening to Back To Basics quite a bit. This is the only Christina Aguilera CD I own. It was purchased on the strength of a single tune: "Ain't No Other Man." I heard this somewhere and was drawn to the crazy, rapid fire phrasing of the verse lyr...