Meeting, Demi Lovato, 21, In the perfectly landscaped land of Hollywood made it clear to me that she really is a superstar. With her 10 Teen choice awards and her Latina attitude, she sat opposite me with her blue locks and her winning smile, welcoming me to her office. Demi has recently helped host a contest for the popular companies Acuvue, which hosted a 1-Day contest. Having just heard the news that her song "give your heart a break" was to be appearing on Glee and that she landed a job on X- Factor, made me even more excited that I was going to be in her presence for the next hour or so. My first impression of Demi was that she was quite shy, until she began laughing at the noise my chair made as I nervously sat down. Embarrassing. But I knew that I was going to like this interview. I began asking her about her experience in mentoring the contestants throughout the contest. Her answer was motherly. She expressed that she felt good helping them out, encouraging them to come out of their shell and to really push them towards their dreams. She mentioned her past and how she wished that someone did that for her, then explaining how Acuvue were really sweet to her and how they are the best contacts in the world. With this she smiled, and coffee was brought to her mahogany table. By far the shiniest wooden desk I’ve possibly ever seen. I continued the topic of Acuvue and asked if she had the chance, would she ever let fans come backstage with you like she did with her
She is a member of ASCA and would like to be more active in the conferences and such, but she doesn 't feel that she can take that amount of time away from school. We wrapped up the interview with words of wisdom ' and the main thing that she wanted me to know was how important it is for me to know who I am, what I can and cannot
I liked the questions she asked. Some of them were open ended so she could keep he student interested and involved. She asked the silent student what is his name. She asked a student how old they were and what they did for fun.
Overall, my interview with Mari Jo Turner worked out better than I had anticipated, she was able to deal with me for 30 mins and explain the history of how the Hispanic League took a lead in our society. I was fortunate enough to have experienced many of their events and programs. The passion and devotion the staff members, board members, and the executive director display are performances not taken for granted nor will it because you can experience the testimonies of other Hispanic/Latinos that have been touched by this organization. I could tell Mrs. Turner cares about what she does to enhance the academic performance of the Hispanic/Latino students and its community. She is passionate and devoted to her job regardless of the obstacles they
"I finished and I had a lonely last four laps but she ran four and a half laps barely being able to run. I'm so impressed and inspired that she did that. I've never met her before. Like, I've never met this girl before. And isn't that just so amazing? That's an amazing moment. Regardless of the race and the result on the board, that's a moment that you're never, ever going to forget."
felt a bit apprehensive. She was unsure as to how she was going to be received. She worried that
Carmina salazar works at a prison and is like a cop. As i facetimed her, i was nervous that she would not answer because she is always busy. She normally doesn't answer because she works all day. I was also sacred she would answer because she was one of the people in florida without power as a result of the hurricane. When she did answer i was ecstatic because we hadn't talked in awhile. I told why i had called her and she was very happy that i had picked her. She asked me why i didn't pick my mom, i told her i picked her because she had more experience. We started the interview. I asked her how the people she hung around with affected her school work. She paused as if she didn't know what to say. She noted that she was older than most of the kids so it didn't affect her.
My first person I invited was Sojourner Truth because she was a strong woman that fought for her rights and was very accomplished. She was the first African American woman to successfully challenge a white man in court. She won the case to get her son back and that is so inspirational because most of her time period would have thought it was a lost cause. If I was to ask her any questions my first question would be if she ever got discouraged and felt like there was no hope at some points in her fight for abolition and women’s rights? I would like o
On a personal side, I asked her what is intriguing about the law enforcement field. It's in her family line, her dad would watch a lot of investigation documentaries like 48 hours and Beyond Scared Straight. She also loves to act because of the collaboration with other talented peers and the common bond she feels when she’s performing. The performers as well as the listeners both experience the play together, and she loves that connection. She feels it is a fabulous way to give back to the community while doing something that she adores. Acting and also participating in apart of tech has also allowed her to meet many people outside of her normal social circle.
There is a current 22 year old “pop princess” that hasn’t been involved in the music industry for long that is making headlines every time she opens her mouth to sing. With a 4 octave range and a smooth whistle register,that’s not so hard to do. She started out as an actress for a popular Nickelodeon Television show and somehow made her way to a Mariah Carey sound-a-like over night. Who would’ve known that just by creating cover songs and some of her own music that she would soon after acting see mainstream success with her first album Yours Truly. The album would would also hit #1 on the Billboard charts and spawn so many popular singles. To the public eye, it would basically look like she became famous over night, right? So who is this
9. What is your main idea? To first thank Maribel for all her contributions and collaborations with the company, and being a key note speaker for as long as she has. Then tell her how this is an opportunity for a new key note speaker with new technology as well but with an international reach.
I talked with Mrs.Sobotka to get her take on winning second place in the competition
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Recently, I failed to accomplish something that was extremely important to me. What did I fail to do? I failed to convince my mom to take me to Mexico to meet my favorite artist of all time, Demi Lovato.
Demetria Devonne Lovato, also known as Demi Lovato, is wildly known for her acting and singing career. She was born in Dallas, Texas in 1992. Growing up in her household consisted of living with her mother and two sisters. Demi’s acting career began when she was 10 years old as a regular cast member on Barney and Friends. However, she made her big debut acting in Disney’s Camp Rock with the Jonas Brothers, a boy band that was very popular at the time and contributed to her success. Additionally, she has been seen as a judge on the X-Factor, has been the spokes girl for Hasbro "Hit Clips", and has done some work with voiceovers for both television and the radio (Billboard.com). Within the last few years, Demi has been in the spotlight for coming out about her mental health issues. Most recently, Demi has been involved in a variety of mental health campaigns, and speaking to the public to raise awareness.
Per the Famous People (2016), Demetria Devonne Lovato was born on 20 August 1992 to Patrick Martin Lovato and Dianna Lee Hart in Dallas, Texas. Demi’s mother, Diana was a country music singer and a cheerleader for the American football team ‘Dallas Cowboy’ while her father, Patrick