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Biography Jessica Simpson

Born July 10, 1980, in Dallas, Texas, this sexy 5′ 3″ recording star and singer displays a hard core attitude in her performances. Jessica has a younger sister named Ashlee. Her father, who is a psychologist, manages her career, and her mother designs her wardrobe and assists in the business affairs. Jessica first developed and nurtured her talent in the local Baptist church, where her father also works as the congregation’s youth minister.

While at church camp, at the age of 13, Jessica sang Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You” and an arrangement of “Amazing Grace”. One of the camp’s visitors, a gentleman who was launching a gospel record label saw great promise and profits in her voice. Jessica began to tour with Christian youth conferences with tunes like “True Love Waits”, sometimes entertaining audiences of 20,000 people.

Jessica is boldly traveling down several fresh new musical avenues. In addition to offering more of the lush, passionate ballads that have become her signature, she has effectively expanded her creative styles. This includes ebullient rhythm pop and sultry R&B and is a collection of funk-fortified songs and sophisticated contemporary ballads. Jessica has the finesse and confidence of a well seasoned performer.

Jessica says she is part of a positive new breed of teenager and youths who welcome responsibility and propriety. In school, Jessica hung with a crowd that was popular and respected, and she was elected Homecoming Queen two years in a row at J.J. Pierce High School.

Jessica’s relationship with her fans is of tremendous importance to her. “They keep me going. They inspire me. I do all I can to keep in close touch with the fans who support my music, whether it be via my shows or on the Internet. The energy I get from them is extraordinary.”

Jessica states, “That’s what I really wanted to come across on these songs, confidence”. Jessica notes, “I wanted to show that with that inner strength and inner light, nothing is impossible.” That said, Jessica admits that she does occasionally enjoy flexing a little external heat… even if it’s completely innocent. “There’s a cut on the album, ‘Hot Like Fire’, that I think will take people by surprise”, she says of the self-assured hip-hop-flavored cut produced by Cory Rooney. “It’s a hard-core ‘attitude’ song. You might not even recognize my voice at first. It’s totally raw and intense. It’s a shake-your-hips kind of song. I love it.”

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Born July 24, 1970, in Bronx, New York, Jennifer is a superstar singer, actress and performer. Jennifer is the middle child of three girls, and grew up in the Castle Hill section of the Bronx. Her father is a computer operations manager, and her mother, a kindergarten teacher. As a child, Jennifer always wanted to be a performer, and she started her career by appearing in the chorus of Hinton Battle’s “Synchronicity” musical in Japan. She then appeared in “Golden Musicals of Broadway” on a European tour, and later regional productions of “Oklahoma” and “Jesus Christ Superstar”.

Jennifer graduated in 1987 from Preston High School, and she enrolled at Baruch College in New York City, but dropped out after one semester. Later, when she read about a scholarship to a dance school in Manhattan, she jumped at the opportunity. Jennifer then landed a role dancing as one of “The Fly Girls” on a production of “In Living Color”. She was still living in New York and had to move to LA for the role, but the show’s producer Keenan Ivory Wayans advised her she would have more money and more experience if she stuck with the show.

While Jennifer was working on “In Living Color”, one of her coworkers husbands was writing and producing Fox’s “South Central”, and she suggested Jennifer for a part. Jennifer got the recurring role on the show as Lucy, who worked in the co-op market. While the show was short lived, it helped Jennifer get some recognition, and work in two more, but short lived series.

Subsequently, she gained ground in her next film, “The Money Train”, with Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson. Jennifer’s next role as Selena, would launch her into the public eye, with her dancing and vocal talent. This led to Jennifer being picked as one of People Magazine’s 50 Most Beautiful People. A few more major roles followed with the modern film “Blood and Wine” and “U-Turn”, which secured her star status.

In 1998, Jennifer proved that she could hold her own against a powerful leading man when she starred opposite George Clooney in “Out of Sight”. Jennifer is the only Latin actress in history to demand a $1 million salary. When she released her album entitled “On the 6″, the album was so well received that it bumped Ricky Martin from the top of the charts.

Jennifer often receives more attention for two things, her behind, and her relationship with controversial Sean “Puffy” Combs. In 1999 she had her body insured for $1 billion, and had her rear protected with a $300 million policy. During a romance with the artist Puff Daddy, Jennifer put out her next album, “J-Lo”, which also seems to be successful. Puff Daddy had input with some of the songs on the album, but he and Jennifer have now gone their separate ways.