SPECIAL ISSUE OF THE YEAR: WORLD ART CELEBRITIES JOURNAL ENTERTAINMENT, MUSIC AND ARTS YEARBOOK 2005.

STARS ILLUSTRATED

HOTTEST STARS OF THE YEAR WHO'S WHO OF THE GREATEST AMERICAN FEMALE SINGERS         DAME PAULETTE ATTIE: SHOWBIZ STAR OF THE YEAR  

BEST & WORST SHOWS OF THE YEAR   

 IN THIS SPECIAL ISSUE:

                        ENTERTAINMENT, MUSIC, SHOWS, ARTISTS, STARS, CELEBRITIES AND ARTS YEARBOOK 2005.

MAXIMILLIEN DE LAFAYETTE "WHO’S WHO OF THE BEST AMERICAN FEMALE SINGERS ENTERTAINERS OF ALL TIME".

CONTENTS

1.EDITORIAL. P.3

2.WHO’S WHO OF THE BEST AMERICAN FEMALE SINGERS-ENTERTAINERS: THE BEST AMERICAN FEMALE SINGERS ENTERTAINERS FROM THE COTTON FIELDS ERA TO PRESENT, by MAXIMILLIEN de LAFAYETTE  P.4- 19

4.CELEBRITIES OF THE YEAR: THE BEST OF THE BEST. FROM THE MOST BORING TO THE MOST TALENTED AND LUCKIEST CELEBRITIES. P.26 -239

1.Angelina Jolie. P.26-29. 2.Anna Kournikova. P.30. 3.Alyssa Milano. P.32-33. 4.Brooke Burke. P.34-39. 5.Brooke Shields. P.40-43. 6.Cameron Diaz. P.44-47.7. Catherine Zeta Jones. P.48-53. 8.Daniela Pestova. P.54-57. 9.Dannii Minogue. P.58-61. 10.Denise Richards. P.62-64. 11.Demi Moore. P.65-68. 12.Elizabeth Hurley. P.69. 13.Estella Warren. P.70-73. 14.Fiona Apple. P.74. 15.Famke Janssen. P.75-79. 16.Halle Berry. P.80-82. 17.Heidi Klum. P.83-85. 18.Jennifer Love Hewitt. P.86. 19.Jenny McCarthy. P.87-89. 20.Julia Roberts. P.91-96. 21.Kate Winslet. P.96-97. 22.Kate Moss. P.98-100. 23.Katie Holmes. P.101.

24.Kylie Minogue. P.102-106.  25.Laetitia Casta. P.107-108. 26.Mariah Carey. P.109-110. 27. Melissa Joan Hart. P.111. 28. Meg Ryan. P.112-117. 29.Milla Jovovich. P.118-120. 30.Natalie Portman. P.121. 31.Neve Campbell. P.122-123. 32.Nicole Kidman. P.124-129. 33.Patricia Velasquez. P.130. 34.Penelope Cruz. P.131. 35.Rachael Leigh Cook. P.132-134. 36.Reese Witherspoon. P.135. 37.Salma Hayek.

P.136-137. 38.Sandra Bullock. P.138-140. 39.Sarah Michelle Gellar.P.141-143. 40.Sophie Marceau. P.144-146. 41.Isabel Rose. P.147-149. 42.Jessica Burstein. P.150. 43.Rhe De Ville. P.151-152. 44.Mary Foster Conklin.  P.153-155. 45.Lauren Field. P.156-159. 46.Tori Amos. P.160. 47.Tori Spelling. P.161. 48.Tyra Banks. P.162-164. 49.Vanessa Angel. P.165. 50.Victoria Silvstedt.P.166-167. 51.Valeria Mazza. P.168. 52.Yamila Diaz.P.169-171. 53.Yasmine Bleeth.P.172-176. CONTINUES ON PAGE 223. LINK BELOW: SEE SECTION 10.

6.THE WORST ART SHOW OF THE YEAR THE BIZARRE, THE DECADENT AND EXPENSIVE ART. THE WORLD’S MOST OFFENSIVE ART AT ONE OF THE WORLD’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS GALLERIES!! THE DECADENCE OF MODERN ART IN ENGLAND. P.183 -192

7.THE BEST ART SHOW OF THE YEAR: MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITIONS REVIEWS. The Must See Exhibitions.The Algiers Museum of Fine Arts houses a collection of  8,000 works, dating from the 14th to the 20th century,  including a Print Department with nearly 1,750 drawings and engravings. A selection of around 60 French drawings, from the 19th and early 20th centuries, will give the public an  idea of the wealth and diversity of this collection that is little-known in France. On the one hand, the exhibition will present works by “Orientalist” artists such as Chassériau, Decamps, Delacroix and Fromentin, on the other...P.193  -197

9. CABARET DRAMA. THE RISE AND FALL OF "LA GOULUE". THE FIRST QUEEN OF PARISIAN BURLESQUE CABARET: ENCHANTMENT AND HUMAN DRAMA OF THE WORLD OF CABARET, by MAXIMILLIEN DE LAFAYETTE.

Her fall was as dramatic and spectacular as her rise and fame. She earned a fortune but spent it on friends, the needy, the poor, the homeless, the gigolos and scary business investments, including a partnership in an animal-taming act. The once upon a time,  famous and wealthy "artiste" became homeless, and old before her time. She was a striper with a heart larger than life but her generosity did not save her from poverty. In 1925 she was found toothless and white-haired in Neuilly-sur-Marne. She returned to Montmartre in 1928 to sell peanuts, cigarettes, roses, cheap dried fruits and matches on the miserable streets of the poor districts of Paris and sometimes near the Moulin Rouge. Yes, she was the toast of Paris. While selling cigarettes in the streets, nobody recognized "La Reine Du Cabaret",  the former queen of the Parisian Cabaret and entertainment. She died in 1929 without a name...she had hard time convincing the priest  who gave her the last holy sacrament that she was indeed "La Goulue." This is her story and the tale of the early days of Montmatre cabaret and Parisian Can Can... P.209 -222

10. CELEBRITIES OF THE YEAR: THE BEST OF THE BEST. FROM THE MOST BORING TO THE MOST TALENTED AND LUCKIEST CELEBRITIES.

54.Barb Jungr. P.223-225. 55.Erika Luckett.P.226-227.  56.Karrin Allyson. P.228-230. 57.Allison England. P.231-233. 58.Claire Martin. P.234-235. 59.Sheryl Bailey.P.236-237. 60.Tessa Souta. P.238-239. 61.Joanna Jordan. P.240-241. 62.Paulette Attie. P.242-243.  63.Linda Amiel Burns. P.244-245. 64. Anna Bergman. P.246.

 

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11.JUDAICA: THE BEST OF JUDAIC ART: HISTORY, DEVELOPMENT AND STYLES, by MAXIMILLIEN de LAFAYETTE. Defining what  Jewish art is and who is a Jewish artist is more problematic and subjective than defining art itself. Jewish artists from all eras and various nations contributed ad infinitum to various and multiple schools, styles, genres and aspects of classical, abstract and modern art.  In many instances, no Judaic or Hebraic artistic creativity was ever associated with the nature, the theme and message of their work. Add to the fact that, many non Jewish artists from all centuries mirrored and depicted memorable events from the history of Israel, the Bible and modern Jewish conflicts around the globe. For instance, the famous “Jewish Polish Village Series” which depicted destroyed wooden synagogues in Eastern Europe was done by a non-Jewish artist Frank Stella...P.301 - 305

12.JAZZ CORNER: It seems everybody wants to be a jazz singer nowadays. People of all ages turn up at 'open mic' sessions to perform their party piece. But why this sudden eruption of would-be vocalists? Maybe because singing looks easier than playing an instrument, although it isn't. Or maybe it's because there are so many good jazz singers in Britain to inspire them. There's Stacey Kent, Tina May, Claire Martin, Clare Teal, Barb Jungr, Anita Wardell, Sheena Davis, Cathie Rae and plenty more. Until recently, the guys had fewer role-models, but then along came Jamie Cullum whose career received a mighty boost when he was signed by Universal. P.306 - 310

13.BEST ISRAELI AND PALESTINIAN ARTISTS. ESSENCE OF ART AND ABSTRACT ART IN TWO DIFFERENT CAMPS AND LIFE’S GALLERIES: THE ART OF ISRAEL AND PALESTINE, by MAXIMILLIEN de LAFAYETTE.

 This article reveals truth, reality, unaltered dimensions, feelings, talents and major work of leading Arab and Israeli artists living in the Near East, Middle East and spread around the world. There are a lot of pros and cons opinions expressed herewith. They are NOT ours. Those opinions were deemed indispensable to be included in our article, because they constitute the very fabric of similarities and differences in way of life, politics, social structure and substructure, artistic ideologies and accomplishments, social and artistic struggles, genius, visions of today and tomorrow. This article should prove extremely informative and educational. We have included and encompassed several articles and statements issued by all parties. In addition, we have carefully selected the work of featured Arab and Israeli artists for obvious reasons. We are NOT in the politics business. P.311 - 324

15.HISTORY OF THE FRENCH CABARET AND ENTERTAINMENT

HISTORY OF MUSIC, ENTERTAINMENT, SHOWBIZ AND CABARET IN FRANCE FROM THE 17th CENTURY TO PRESENT.

This is the true history of Cabaret and how it came to existence. Our story will bring so many memories and passages of history forgotten in the dark alleys of life and on the dusty shelves of our mind. Some names and places are familiar, while others are obscure and unknown for obvious reasons. More precisely, because many of those places disappeared long time ago from the old Parisian landscape. Some were ravished by the hardship of time, others demolished to give place and definition to modern edifices, offices buildings, parking lots, and in some instances to be replaced by modern Cabarets,  facilities and locals. As to people’s names, some were forgotten because, they shined for a while and vanished for reasons we know and reasons we ignore. Once upon a time, their music and words entertained many sad souls and adventurers who found comfort and consolation in their warmth and imaginative style. But, unfortunately, they lost appeal because they became “Demodes” meaning out of fashion and out of style.

THE VERY BEGINNING.  P.348. ARISTIDE BRUANT. P.349. THE BIZARRE CABARETS OF PARIS. P.350.  THE "CABARET OF HELL" AND THE "CABARET OF HEAVEN" ARE SIDE BY SIDE.P.352.LE MOULIN ROUGE. P.352.