Throughout her career ,Christina Aguilera has been involved with certain charities.
She signed a letter from PETA to the South Korean government asking that the country stop its alleged killing of dogs for food. During her 2007 tour she unknowingly wore a fur stole during the beginning of her tour, which designer Roberto Cavalli provided without informing Aguilera. After receiving a video from PETA Vice President Dan Mathews on the treatment of foxes, she replaced the stole with faux fur for the remainder of her tour. Aguilera was reportedly upset adding, "I only ever wear fake fur".
In 2010 Aguilera auctioned off tickets for her upcoming tour for Christie's A Bid to Save the Earth. Proceeds benefit nonprofit environmental groups Conservation International, Oceana, Natural Resources Defense Council, and The Central Park Conservancy.
Aguilera also supports Defenders of Wildlife, Missing Kids, National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations, Women's Cancer Research Fund, and Cedars-Sinai Women's Cancer Research Institute.
She has also worked alongside nonprofit organization Do Something saying, "Every individual has the power to inspire young people across the country."
Christina Aguilera was featured in the campaign for photographer, Brie Childers with the goal of helping women of all ages, races and lifestyles feel beautiful and confident about themselves and the body and skin they were born with. Proceeds from benefit several women's charities nationwide.
The following is .. Christina Aguilera Talks About New Album " Bionic "
Listen as Christina Aguilera exclusively talks to Ryan Seacrest about her upcoming new album "Bionic" that marks the first studio record she's released in nearly four years. Tuesday, she released the album's first single "Not Myself Tonight" to much praise from fans who have been long awaiting new music from the music superstar.
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Christina is a legend. Bionic will be huge, can't wait.
The Queen!!!
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
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