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>Regine reveals more in book > > >JUST A THOUGHT: “The miracle of your existence calls >for celebration every day.” – Oprah Winfrey > >* * * > >THE SONGBIRD sure knows how to use the media at her >disposal. After all, Regine Velasquez isn’t a >multi-media artist for nothing. > >At the launch of her first book project, Regine, at >the lobby of The Podium last weekend, an erotic >picture of the singer caught the attention of those >who viewed the exhibit of select portraits. The photo >showed Regine touching (fondling?) one of her breasts. > >The picture is but one of close to a thousand others >that made it to the coffeetable book, a joint >production between the singer and Viva Foundation for >the Arts. The book itself is a chonicle of Regine’s >doings the past 5 years as recorded on camera by Jun >de Leon. > >In a special article by Baby A. Gil, she remembers: >‘When songbird Regine Velasquez acquired the clout >that allowed her to choose the people she would be >working with, one of those she handpicked was Jun de >Leon to take her picture for an album cover... > >‘Many sittings, album covers, movie posters, concert >performances and trips later and long after their >relationship has settled into an easy friendship, >Regine and de Leon felt it was time to make a lasting >memento of their efforts with a book. The result is >Regine, a magnificent collection of photographs that >cover a five-year period and which shows De Leon's >discerning eye at always its best.’ > > >MovieGoer >http://www.tempo.com.ph/news.php?aid=6378 > >* * * > > >REGINE FANS INTERACTIVE FORUMS : > >http://www.voy.com/49927/ >http://www.voy.com/57356/ >http://www.voy.com/186877/ >http://www.voy.com/188385/ > > >* * * > >Billboard Magazine this week: > >PRECIOUS METALS: "Silver and Gold" (Lava) by Vanessa >Williams moves 6-4 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary >chart, giving the artist her highest-ranking entry >since "Colors of the Wind" from the soundtrack to >"Pocahontas" went to No. 2 in 1995. > >Williams' biggest AC hit is her duet with Brian >McKnight on a song from the "Beverly Hills 90230" >soundtrack, "Love Is." That song spent three weeks at >No. 1 in April 1993, and a total of 37 weeks on the >chart. > >'HALLS' MARK: Another artist having a big holiday AC >hit is James Taylor. His version of "Deck the Halls" >(Hallmark) marches 9-6 on that Billboard tally. It's >his highest AC ranking since he went to No. 4 in >January 2002 with another seasonal interpretation, >"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas."

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