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Miss Wisconsin's Outstanding Teen 2007 - Bishara Dorre
We go behind the scenes as Miss Florida USA enters it's 57th season and it's all on YouTube! Friday June 23rd had seven titleholders attend the last Miss Florida USA Shoot of the season! JewelryWorld.com; Roberto Cavalli and lunch at Nikki's Marina highlighted the day!
Lets go behind the scenes at Miss Florida USA 2008
Symantec, the leader in Internet security, today launched the company’s nationwide “Connected and Protected Child Safety Initiative” in partnership with Miss America 2007 Lauren Nelson, whose personal platform is protecting children online. Efforts for the initiative commence this June, which has been declared “National Internet Safety Month” by the U.S. Senate.
Miss America 2007 Lauren Nelson will work in partnership with Symantec Internet Safety Advocate Marian Merritt to raise awareness of Internet safety issues. As part of the Connected and Protected Child Safety Initiative, the pair will travel across the
On Sunday, June 17, Lauren Nelson sang the national anthem before the start of the United States Grand Prix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in front of the largest crowd of her performing career.
The race was televised on FOX and was also was broadcast internationally. Lauren was excited to be performing at her first race, especially in Indianapolis and in front of such a large crowd. "Miss America is an American tradition and so is the Grand Prix. I think it’s a perfect match, a perfect relationship," said Lauren before the event.
The Miss America Organization is one of the nation's leading achievement programs and the world's largest provider of scholarship assistance for young women. Last year, the Miss America Organization and its state and local organizations made available more than $45 million in cash and scholarship assistance. For more information, go to www.missamerica.org.
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MORGANTOWN - Miss West Virginia's Outstanding Teen was crowned June 16 in Morgantown.
Miss America's Outstanding Teen Organization promotes scholastic achievement, creative accomplishment, healthy living and community involvement for America's teens.
The Miss West Virginia's Outstanding Teen Pageant was held at the Metropolitan Theater under the direction of Executive Director Leigh Patton.
Coastweek - - Miss Racheal Smith, current 'Miss USA 2007'
seen with a young patient at Bomu Medical Centre Mombasa.
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'PROJECT SUNSHINE' AT BOMU MEDICAL CENTRE
Coastweek - - Beautiful and charming Racheal Smith, current 'Miss USA' 2007 has taken time out from her busy schedule in America to perform a ribbon cutting ceremony for the 'Project Sunshine' murals in the Lobby of Bomu Medical Centre, Mombasa.
The ceremony was attended by 'Project Sunshine' Founder Joseph Weilgus, who is visiting Kenya with 'Project Sunshine' staff and volunteers based in New York, U.S.A.
Jun 22, 2007
BY J.D. Leipold
Following lunch with Soldiers in the Pentagon's executive dining room June 21, Miss USA, Rachel Smith, took a moment to sit for a portrait. Soldiers from left to right are: Sgt. Maj. Thuan Wright, Staff Sgt. Shajn Cabrera, Maj. Elizabeth Casely, Staff Sgt. Ed Fountain and Staff Sgt. Laura Belzer. Photo by J.D. Leipold
By TAJUANA CHESHIER Without a crystal ball, no.
tcheshier@jacksonsun.com
Is it possible to predict the next winner of the Miss Tennessee Scholarship Pageant?
"Since the pageant began in Jackson in 1953, there have been more winners from West and Middle Tennessee," Alford said.
For the last 10 years, Miss Tennessee has been a singer, dancer or musician.
"Vocal singing is our most popular talent," Alford said.
The most unusual talent for a contestant was in 1957 when Miss Tennessee Amanda Whitman, of Nashville, jumped on a trampoline.
A trend that hasn't been broken in years is the age of the young lady who receives the crown.
"We haven't had a teenager to win since 1968," Alford said. "That was Miss Kingsport, Brenda Seal. She was 19, and she finished in the top 10 in the Miss America pageant."
BY ALESHA WILLIAMS
FREEHOLD BUREAU
HOWELL — Acting and performing are second nature to Amy Polumbo of Howell, but remembering to be herself was the tougher challenge for the 22-year-old crowned the state's newest Miss New Jersey on Saturday.
The theater-performance major sailed through singing "Astonishing" from the Broadway musical "Little Women" in the pageant's talent competition. But she said she tripped onstage during the evening gown competition and had a major case of nerves about the pageant's interview and swimsuit competitions.
"The first night I was nervous, but after I was called for Top 10 I just said to myself, "This is funny, and you have to have fun with it,' " said Polumbo, a senior at Wagner College on Staten Island. "The butt glue in the bathing suits, all the preparation — you can't take everything in life too seriously.
"I really felt that throughout this whole process no matter what happened . . . I wanted to show the judges who I really am," said the 120-pound, 5-foot, 4-inch blonde.
Apparently judges liked what they got to know of Polumbo, who campaigned for protecting children from Internet predators and said she loves pizza and ice cream as much as the next guy.
The self-proclaimed "proud Jersey girl" beat 27 contestants for her crown, passed on by reigning Miss New Jersey Georgine DiMaria at the Music Pier in Ocean City.
CD Features Renditions of Classics Originally Recorded by Legends Such as Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland and Bobby Darin
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Things always heat up in July and the same can be said for Las Vegas’ own Sandy Kastel (www.sandykastel.com). Her debut album This Time Around is set for release on July 10th (via Morada Distribution, 1-800-376-2700). The album features her renditions of standard classics originally recorded by such legends as Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin, Wayne Newton, Peggy Lee, Johnny Mathis, Dinah Washington, Celine Dion and Judy Garland.
Kastel is making waves across the country and cyberspace with her smoky rendition of “Beyond The Sea” which has been lighting up the FMQB Adult Contemporary radio Chart. The song recently hit #14 on the chart. “Beyond The Sea” is the first single from Kastel’s debut album This Time Around.
MINUTES before Friday night's Miss Hawaii pageant started, all 13 girls backstage shared their worst fear: tripping and falling.
Then just as the pageant started, it happened to 21-year-old Ashley Layfield. She took her first two steps on stage and tripped.
But there would be no tearful breakdown, no startled deer-in-the-headlights look and no jittery responses from a woman who's trained all her life to be light on her feet.
"I'm a dancer and I tried to make it look like part of the choreography, but it obviously wasn't," she said. "From then on, I told myself the worst possible thing happened so just have fun."
Possibly because she felt more at ease, Layfield won the pageant and was crowned Miss Hawaii 2007.
She will be competing as Hawaii's representative to the Miss America 2008 pageant in January.
Kirsten Haglund is a Miss Michigan newcomer -- of sorts.
Haglund, who won the crown on her first try Saturday, is the granddaughter of the 1944 titleholder.
Her grandmother, Iora Hunt, was in the audience and watched a shocked and humble Haglund take her winning walk before a crowd of about 1,400 in the Frauenthal Theater. Haglund, 18, advanced to the state pageant after winning Miss Oakland County. She will take a break from her studies at University of Cincinnati's Conservatory of Music to serve as Miss Michigan for the year and compete at the 2008 Miss America Pageant.
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