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Charice - Infinity Tour Manila Concert Videos

Charice arrived in Manila for her Infinity Tour Concert shocking her fans and the media with a new look.



She now sports an edgier hairstyle plus a brand new tattoo on her left forearm that says: Love Eternally.

In response to the media's obvious question, she said:

Yes it’s my new look and I know that a lot of people will react about it and of course some negative, maybe a lot positive, thank you but to all the negative comments: I don’t care, this is me, this is what I want and I love it!



Check out some videos from her Infinity Tour Concert at the Smart Araneta last night, March 9, here:

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Charice to Conquer SMART Araneta this March

Charice Pempengco's Infinity Tour 2012 is happening at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on March 9, 2012.

Charice is also set to hold a concert in Hawaii, Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Korea, and Dubai for her "Infinity Tour" 2012. We all know that the concert will be a hit in the said countries but can Charice fill the Smart Araneta Coliseum like Anne Curtis?

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Filipino Singing Sensation Charice Pempengco on CNN's Talk Asia

Charice Pempengco is no ordinary teenager. Dubbed by Oprah Winfrey as “ the most talented girl in the world,” her voice has stunned audiences around the world and has taken her from talent shows in the Philippines to appearing on the Oprah Winfrey Show in the United States to having a part on the hit TV show, ‘Glee.’ In 2010 Charice also became the first Asian singer in history to rank in the Top 10 of the “Billboard 200” albums chart in 2010. This week Talk Asia sits down with the rising star to talk about her meteoric rise to success.



Below are the excerpts from the interview.

ON HER HUMBLE BEGINNINGS

ANNA COREN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: You came from humble beginnings, growing up in the Philippines. Tell me what that was like?

CHARICE PEMPENGCO, SINGER: Well it was really a tough life, not really easy. My mom’s a single mom and she used to be my vocal coach and I really admire her. She’s definitely my inspiration and I look up to her a lot. I mean I decided to be a singer because of her. It was a tough life before but now this whole thing that happened to me really helped me a lot.

COREN: Your father left when you were 3 years old. What are your memories of that time and how did it affect your family?

PEMPENGCO: I told my mom to stop working because it was really hard. By the age of six I was cooking rice and some stuff for my little brother. I was giving him the milk and everything…Every time I did all the singing contests and it was horrible. You start from 10pm in the night and you finish at 7am in the morning and I had to go to school. She used to cry and she told me to stop and I said “no” because that was the only way we could get a lot of money from it. I really sacrificed everything but at the same time it felt great and it was worth it. Seeing my mom’s face every time I won made me feel great…

ON HER RELATIONSHIP WITH HER LATE FATHER
[filmed several weeks before her father’s death]

COREN: Do you miss [your father]?

PEMPENGCO: I actually don’t know. I don’t know. Maybe sometimes when I see some kids with their families. Sorry I keep crying. Maybe when I ask them sometimes, how does it feel to have a dad? (crying) And you know they tell me these great answers and sometimes I wish my dad is here. Maybe I do, sometimes. But at the same time, I don’t because of what happened. It’s hard. It’s really hard.

ON HER RISE TO FAME

ANNA COREN: Four years ago, you were a young singer in the Philippines whose performances were posted on YouTube, now you are this international star who has someone like Oprah as a mentor. Do you sometimes just wake up and think “wow this is my life”?

PEMPENGCO: Yes. Yes I still get overwhelmed. It happened so fast but at the same time, I worked hard for it and I’m still working hard for it.

COREN: How has this fame and this exclusive club that you have entered, how has this changed your life?

PEMPENGCO: For me, I’m still me. But of course my life has changed a lot. From the hard life, from a really tough life and now I actually gave stuff that I really wanted to give to my mom.

COREN: I have to ask you, there was a reported rivalry between you and [actress] Lea Michelle and that you had signed on to do five episodes [of ‘Glee’] but in actual fact you only appeared in three. Is this rivalry true?

PEMPENGCO: When I was there, she was nice to me so I don’t think there’s a rivalry but maybe people think that because I play her rival on Glee so there’s always going to be like that. So people will ask me if it’s like that in real life - I’m like no!

Highlights of Charice Pempengco’s interview with ‘Talk Asia’ will be available online at www.cnn.com/talkasia.

(Press Release: CNN Asia)
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Ricky Pempengco, Dad of Charice, Stabbed to Death

Ricky Pempengco, the estranged father of International Singing Sensation Charice, was murdered in San Pedro, Laguna last October 31.

According to police reports, the 39-year-old construction worker and father of Charice was having a drinking session with his friends at around 9 p.m. when the suspect, identified as Angel Capili, Jr., approached Pempengco and stabbed to death from behind using a twelve-inch ice pick then immediately left the area.

Charice's mother, Raquel Pempengco, appealed for understanding from Charice's fans in Singapore after the Pinay international singing sensation cancelled her upcoming performance in a concert with David Foster.



"Sana maunawaan nila na 'yung nangyayari ngayon kay Charice kung bakit hindi siya makakasama sa Singapore show. Kailangan niya muna makasama ang pamilya niya," she said in an interview by ABS-CBNNews.com.

Charice earlier apologized to her fans in Singapore who are looking forward to see her perform in the David Foster and Friends Concert Tour.

"I am very sorry to all my fans from Singapore. I am not going to be there to be part of David Foster and Friends concert. I have to go back to the Philippines as soon as possible to be with my family. I hope you all understand. I love you all and I will see you next year," Charice said.

Charice also expressed her feelings over her dad’s death on Twitter.

“I loved him and I will still love him. He's still my Dad after all.”



Meanwhile, Charice's aunt and Ricky's sister, via an an interview with ABS-CBN this morning, expressed her grievances towards Charice and her mom for leaving his brother many years ago due to domestic violence accusations.

“Masaya na siguro kayo, patay na ang kapatid ko?,” she said.

Charice answered back on Aunt's tirades via Twitter:



“Gusto ko lang malaman nyo, na we had a really great relationship bago nangyari lahat ng gulo.

“Para sa mga kapatid ng daddy ko, wala kayong karapatang sabihin o hulaan ang nararamdaman ko. Sino kayo para sabihing masaya ako sa pagkawala ng SARILI KONG AMA? Kapatid lang kayo at ako ay ANAK,

“Kung natatandaan nyo, KAYO MISMO ANG NAGSABI SA AMIN NA IWASAN ANG DADDY KO. Sinabi nyo pa na wag gamitin ang apelyido nya. Hindi pinagbawal ni mommy na dalawin ang daddy namin pero HINDI NYO KAMI PINAYAGAN. Wala kayong respeto sa PAMILYA NYA para sabihin nyo yan ngayon! Imbis na ayusin nyo, sinisira nyo pa!,

“Alam ko na nagalit ako sa kanya! Pero hindi ko sinabing itinatakwil ko sya! matagal akong naging tahimik sa mga eskandalong ginagawa nyo. Pero ngayon, di ko na kaya pati sa pagkamatay nya GANYAN PARIN KAYO. Hindi ako takot. Lalo na sa mga taong walang respeto,”
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Thia Megia on Being Compared with Charice: 'We're Two Different Artists'

Thia Megia


Thia Megia, the Filipino-American finalist from American Idol season 10, is currently in Manila for the American Idol Live Tour 2-night concert at Smart Araneta, together with 10 other finalists from the show including winner Scotty McCreery.

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