Manny Pacquiao Biopic Movie Nicole Scherzinger

Manny Pacquiao Hollywood Movie with Nicole Scherzinger

Pound-for-pound king and junior welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao is set for another fight.But this time he'll knock you out with his story,his dream,his ego,his biopic.So hold on tight and keep your moviegoer aura always on the go! The camera starts rolling, this time on Hollywood.Yes! An upcoming biopic of Manny is going to hit not only the Philippines but the whole world as well.Though The Manny Pacquiao Movie flick is still on the work Pussycat Dolls star Nicole Scherzinger revealed that she’s currently in negotiations to star in an upcoming biopic of Filipino boxer Manny 'Pacman' Pacquiao and that she already has the Manny Pacquiao script.It was reported that she's going to be Manny's lading lady.

Looking back, Jericho Rosales played Manny in the 2006 movie "Pacquiao The Movie" with Bea as Jinky which is also based on Pacquiao's real life story with the collaboration of FLT Films and Star Cinema.Pacquiao himself has already had a movie "Anak ng Kumander" though which will prove he's not only good on boxing but on movies as well.All before he was known as the people's champ he appeared on several action movies.No wonder he'll be doing great on his Hollywood project.Lets just cross our fingers once again for Pacman!

Don cornelius Reminisces on Michael Jackson

Don Cornelius, the creator and host of the long-running TV musical institution 'Soul Train,' reminisces about when he discovered the prodigious and precocious musical talents of the late Michael Jackson.

"I met Michael Jackson at the age of 8, when his father and my new friend, Joe Jackson, first began to bring the Jackson 5 to Chicago, from their home in Gary, Indiana, for concert appearances," Cornelius tells Spinner. "The word of the Jackson 5's devastating abilities as concert artists had already begun to spread like an out-of-control forest fire to the laser-like attention of all Chicago area R&B music stars.

"The prevailing thought process among local R&B stars with respect to this very young group of entertainers known as the Jackson 5 had become, 'If Michael Jackson and his brothers were booked on an upcoming Chicagoland show, leave it alone! Don't book it! Don't go on that show and get completely blown away by young Michael and the Jackson 5!'"

In regard to the superstar that 8-year-old boy would become, Cornelius has this to say: "Michael Jackson's personal crescendo of amazing power as an entertainer was clear and unmistakable, and has never slowed to this very day! His passing will be grieved far beyond that of any other singer, composer, producer, dancer and choreographer in the history of the world. Indeed, in my very firmest personal belief, there will never, ever, be another Michael Jackson!"


source: http://www.spinner.com/2009/06/25/soul-trains-don-cornelius-reminisces-about-young-michael-jackso/