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1198 days ago
The producers of Rock Star: Supernova want to hear from you. Click on the comments link below to tell us why you chose the song you did for Zayra. Your name and response may even be mentioned on the upcoming encore performance show. --Posted by Rock Star: Supernova Producers
1199 days ago
One more week and I got to stay to perform a David Bowie song. Cool. I always wanted to do that. I had to top it off with an amazing outfit. The Oscar outfit. That’s how the rockers called me with it. I called it the "Goldmember" outfit. Either way I loved wearing it. I was terrified at first because I can’t believe the situations I put myself into, but once I put it on all my fears were gone and I was transformed. What a thrill. It’s hard to believe that only one of us will stand alone. We have gotten so used to each other. It’s weird. But this week’s shocker was elimination of Jill and Josh. What a coincidence. The house is missing Josh a lot. Especially the boys. They keep acting and talking like Josh all over the place. Josh’s humor was very infectious and it’s catching on with the boys, especially Lukas. This week, I've got a huge challenge ahead of me. After song selection I got to sing my original song on the show. You’ll hear and see all about it because it’s a ...
1206 days ago
Week 5. And it flew as fast as a Rocket. So many things and events I should get started from the beginning. My week 5 song "Jenny 867-5309." What a challenge. I was really needing a punk rocker song and I had do imagine if I could hear that sound on this song. It took me about 10 minutes during song selection and it hit me. I love the way it came out. I couldn't wait to play it live with the band. All that happened and then all that was left to do was to wait for results. The most scary part of this process is the instant feedback on how you performed under pressure. Also gives me an idea on how people see me and respond to my personality and this crazy path that I chose as a vehicle of expression. Believe me, I always wanted the freedom to express myself and become someone, even if it's just for 3 minutes on stage.
1212 days ago
It’s the morning after a cool party at the Mansion, I’m having a tasteful cup of coffee, writing on my bed, and listening to someone flushing the toilet behind my wall. I guess the babies are slowly waking up. Usually I’m always up before everyone else. The girls, Storm, Dana, Patrice, Dilana and I, are always first in the kitchen waiting for coffee or tea like a pack of sleepy wild dogs staring at a prey. Love my girls. They are a solid power house; beautiful individuals. A Great specimen of womankind. Here, they walk as solitary women, but from the distance they look like giant walking statues, permanent in time. They are so unique, that I can’t help but to study them. Some of them are thinkers, intricate, mysterious, the others are like an open book. Both kinds extremely fascinating, sensual and intelligent. The women of “Rock Star”…solid like stones, full of light like a star.
1212 days ago
Jason Newsted – Performance Clinic Jam Session Last Thursday we get in the ballroom around noon to find out that Jason Newsted was in there waiting for us with a camera crew and a giant flat screen TV. We were all very exited to have a one on one with Jason to talk about performances on stage. It was completely different than what everyone was expecting but it was everything we were hoping for. We got a clear understanding about the feeling, the responsibility and power that should be present very clearly on whoever fronts Supernova. My most favorite moment was listening to Jason’s story on how he got into music, all the way to becoming the bass player for Metallica and the journey he encountered with its sky high ups and hell deep lows. You can tell there is a nostalgia towards the past, a real life flashback that gets lived once again when you tell your stories. I could see a young 18-year-old Jason leaving his hometown, full of hope for an exiting future, but also ...
