Wednesday, June 10, 2009

The Black Eyed Peas Play Song From Their New CD, Boom Boom Pow, On The Today Show

The Black Eyed Peas are appearing on NBC's Today Show to play a song called "Boom Boom Pow" from their new album The E.N.D. (Which stands for The Energy Never Dies).




With their new CD The E.N.D., The Black Eyed Peas are set to repeat the mainstream success of their breakout album Elephunk and their fourth release Monkey Business - they have had a multitude of hit songs, including "My Humps" "Pump It" and "Let's Get It Started" along with "Where is the Love?" with Justin Timberlake and "Don't Lie".

The Black Eyed Peas have managed to sell over 20 million albums worldwide, have won awards such as The Grammys, Teen Choice Awards, MTV Music Awards, American Music Awards, and many others from around the world over the course of their career.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Buy Little Tikes Drive Chip & Putt Golf Trainer Children's Toy


As featured Today on NBC's Today Show with Al Roker, Little Tikes Drive, Chip, And Putt Golf Trainer is an adjustable 5-in-1 golf toy game set that's great for both indoor and outdoor play.

Recommended Ages: 24 months - 6 years

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"Prairie Tale" by Melissa Gilbert Book Review, As Seen On The Today Show

For fans of the classic television show Little House on the Prairie, child star Melissa Gilbert grew up in an amazing fantasy world with an adventurous, heroic father, friends and family she could always rely on, and lots of animal friends to play with.



She was a natural star who was extremely charismatic in front of the cameras, but her life was a bit different behind the scenes. Being adopted as a baby by a family legendary in the entertainment business, Melissa struggled with questions about who she was and fount it difficult to maintain the portrait of perfection that her mother forced on her. Only after years and years of drug abuse, dysfunctional relationships, and a continually foundering career in show business did she finally start to find herself.

With amazing honesty and humor, the beloved child actress recounts her trials and tribulations through her life from akward ugly-duckling Laura "Half-pint" Ingalls to being a Hollywood starlet, a wife, and a mother. She hung out with the Brat Pack, had relationships with Hollywood bad-boys like Billy Idol, and started on a self-destructive downward spiral of addiction and co-dependence. After her first marriage left her in debt, she finally realized that her career on television had brought happiness to everyone except herself.

Thanks to hard work, dedication, sobriety, and her friends and family, Melissa Gilbert has welcomed herself for who she is and learned to laugh, love, cry, forgive, and enjoy life. Women around the world may have deified her idyllic character on Little House on the Prairie, but Melissa's own brutally honest autobiography is an inspiration for everyone.