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Singer to release beauty tips books in October 2007
Thalia: Belleza! Lessons in Lipgloss and Happiness cover
Photo: Chronicle Books
Singer Thalia shares beauty tips in a new 208-page book, Thalia: Belleza! Lessons in Lipgloss and Happiness (Chronicle Books, $19.95) due out October 2007. Known for her singing, she’s had four top hits and sold over 12 million albums worldwide, the Mexican celebrity is recognized by telenovela fans in 180 countries. She has an ABC radio talk show and now counts publishing a book among her accomplishments.
Thalia: Belleza! Lessons in Lipgloss and Happiness, released in English and Spanish simultaneously, has illustrated chapters on skin, hair, makeup, and inner beauty. In the book, Thalia shares personal beauty secrets, beauty dos and don’ts, and beauty tips gleaned from working with top makeup artists and hairstylists. Color photos illustrate techniques and before-and-after features.
According to promotional materials, both books will be supported by a major national marketing campaign, with in-store appearances, podcasts, online promotions and a multi-tiered publicity campaign, including print, online, and national TV and radio.
Thalia began her career as a child star on Mexican television and theatre. A recording artist for EMI Music, she has been nominated for four Latin Grammy awards. She has had twelve Top 10 singles, four of which went to number one. Thalia received two Latin Billboard Awards and several Premio Juventud Awards. She has been named one of People Espanol Magazine’s “25 Most Beautiful” on two separate occasions.
In 2003, she launched the Thalia Sodi Collection line of apparel and accessories at Kmart. According to promotional materials, her Kenmark line of eyewear for women and girls topped $100 million in sales. She teamed up with Hershey’s to launch a line of co-branded candies, La Dulceria Thalia. This year, there are plans for an album release.
Founded in 1967, the Chronicle Books mission is to create and distribute exceptional publishing that’s instantly recognizable for its spirit, creativity, and value.
Photo: Chronicle Books
Singer Thalia shares beauty tips in a new 208-page book, Thalia: Belleza! Lessons in Lipgloss and Happiness (Chronicle Books, $19.95) due out October 2007. Known for her singing, she’s had four top hits and sold over 12 million albums worldwide, the Mexican celebrity is recognized by telenovela fans in 180 countries. She has an ABC radio talk show and now counts publishing a book among her accomplishments.
Thalia: Belleza! Lessons in Lipgloss and Happiness, released in English and Spanish simultaneously, has illustrated chapters on skin, hair, makeup, and inner beauty. In the book, Thalia shares personal beauty secrets, beauty dos and don’ts, and beauty tips gleaned from working with top makeup artists and hairstylists. Color photos illustrate techniques and before-and-after features.
According to promotional materials, both books will be supported by a major national marketing campaign, with in-store appearances, podcasts, online promotions and a multi-tiered publicity campaign, including print, online, and national TV and radio.
Thalia began her career as a child star on Mexican television and theatre. A recording artist for EMI Music, she has been nominated for four Latin Grammy awards. She has had twelve Top 10 singles, four of which went to number one. Thalia received two Latin Billboard Awards and several Premio Juventud Awards. She has been named one of People Espanol Magazine’s “25 Most Beautiful” on two separate occasions.
In 2003, she launched the Thalia Sodi Collection line of apparel and accessories at Kmart. According to promotional materials, her Kenmark line of eyewear for women and girls topped $100 million in sales. She teamed up with Hershey’s to launch a line of co-branded candies, La Dulceria Thalia. This year, there are plans for an album release.
Founded in 1967, the Chronicle Books mission is to create and distribute exceptional publishing that’s instantly recognizable for its spirit, creativity, and value.
Singer Thalía to teach daughter to do 'what makes her heart happy'
At the autograph signing for her book, Thalía: ¡Belleza!, singer Thalía, 35, announced that she is due in four weeks. She and her husband, producer Tommy Mottola, 58, are expecting a daughter around October 2nd. People en Español was on hand to ask her a few questions:
How are you getting ready for the birth? Are you getting used to the idea of it? It’s been said you might do a Cesarean…
There’s only four weeks left or something. God has his plans, and I sincerely want to do things naturally, but you never know, you might get there and have to do a Cesarean. I’m ready for all surprises, and if it can be done naturally, then I’ll do it naturally.
There’s no established date; my mom’s birthday is Oct. 2, so I hope I can give her a great surprise…but she’s going to be a Libra, like my mom.
You’re working on your radio show and now the book, so it seems like you never rest…Are you thinking about taking a year off once your daughter is born?
When she’s born, I’m not going to have time for anything. For now, I’m so hyperactive that I can’t take a break. I have the radio thing and I keep touch with my people, but in a much more relaxed manner, with a microphone. Thanks to God, the radio show has been a success, and we have the worldwide connection with thaliaradio.com, which has listeners and fans all over the world: Greece, Hungary, they listen to it everywhere. I have a studio in my house, so fortunately I can bring my co-host and producer to work.
What do you think you’ll teach your daughter about inner and exterior beauty?
Overall, that she should be happy in life, that she does what makes her heart happy, that she follows her intuition, that she be daring, fantastic, glorious, loving and thankful to God, and I’ll teach her the rest; simple things like putting on eyelashes and lipstick, I’ll teach her that stuff.
Click below for a bit more on the similarities between herself and Salma Hayek.
How you do feel about the fact that you and fellow Mexican Salma Hayek are both pregnant and will have girls?
Both Mexicans, both businesswomen, both pregnant, both married to men, well, both with marvelous men, (I’m married), but that we’re both pregnant with girls seems incredible to me, and I wish the best to her.
This will be Thalía's first child and Tommy's third.
Source: People en Español
Thanks to CBB reader Kitty
How are you getting ready for the birth? Are you getting used to the idea of it? It’s been said you might do a Cesarean…
There’s only four weeks left or something. God has his plans, and I sincerely want to do things naturally, but you never know, you might get there and have to do a Cesarean. I’m ready for all surprises, and if it can be done naturally, then I’ll do it naturally.
There’s no established date; my mom’s birthday is Oct. 2, so I hope I can give her a great surprise…but she’s going to be a Libra, like my mom.
You’re working on your radio show and now the book, so it seems like you never rest…Are you thinking about taking a year off once your daughter is born?
When she’s born, I’m not going to have time for anything. For now, I’m so hyperactive that I can’t take a break. I have the radio thing and I keep touch with my people, but in a much more relaxed manner, with a microphone. Thanks to God, the radio show has been a success, and we have the worldwide connection with thaliaradio.com, which has listeners and fans all over the world: Greece, Hungary, they listen to it everywhere. I have a studio in my house, so fortunately I can bring my co-host and producer to work.
What do you think you’ll teach your daughter about inner and exterior beauty?
Overall, that she should be happy in life, that she does what makes her heart happy, that she follows her intuition, that she be daring, fantastic, glorious, loving and thankful to God, and I’ll teach her the rest; simple things like putting on eyelashes and lipstick, I’ll teach her that stuff.
Click below for a bit more on the similarities between herself and Salma Hayek.
How you do feel about the fact that you and fellow Mexican Salma Hayek are both pregnant and will have girls?
Both Mexicans, both businesswomen, both pregnant, both married to men, well, both with marvelous men, (I’m married), but that we’re both pregnant with girls seems incredible to me, and I wish the best to her.
This will be Thalía's first child and Tommy's third.
Source: People en Español
Thanks to CBB reader Kitty
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