Christina Aguilera

A principios del otoño del año 2000, se lanzó el cuarto y último sencillo titulado Come on Over Baby (All I Want Is You), la canción bailable y con influencias de géneros como el jazz se convirtió en un hit en EE. UU. llegando al No. 1 durante cuatro semanas consecutivas, el sencillo también fue un éxito en ventas superando el medio millón de unidades vendidas recibiendo disco de oro en EE. UU. Christina Aguilera no sólo disfrutó de un éxito prematuro, sino que en el año 2000 recibió dos nominaciones a los premios Grammy: una en la categoría "Mejor Artista Nuevo" donde ganó; mientras la canción Genie in a Bottle le otorgó una nominación a "Mejor Intérprete Vocal Pop Femenina". Repetió la hazaña en el 2001 con su sencillo What a Girl Wants.

Celebrity Big Brother
Celebrity Big Brother 2007 was the fifth series of the United Kingdom reality television series Celebrity Big Brother, a spin-off of Big Brother. The series was broadcast on Channel 4 in the UK (also on S4C in Wales), and involved a number of celebrities referred to as 'housemates', who live in the Big Brother House with no contact with the outside world. In recent series, the show's producers have offered celebrities money to appear on Celebrity Big Brother.

Celebrity Big Brother 2007 started on 3 January 2007, and ran for 26 days. The launch show peaked at 8.2 million viewers, making it the second most-watched launch in Big Brother history. It was the first Celebrity Big Brother series to be shown in the 16:9 widescreen format and the final Celebrity series to be held in the Elstree compound with the regular series later in the year being the final one overall.

Big Brother
Big Brother is a reality television format. In each series, which lasts for around three months, a number of people (normally fewer than fifteen at any one time) live toge-ther full-time in a "Big Brother House", isolated from the outside world but under the continuous gaze of television cameras. The house-mates try to win a cash prize by avoiding periodic, usually publicly-voted, evictions from the house. The "real life soap" was invented by the Dutchman John de Mol and developed by his production company, Endemol. It has been a prime-time hit in almost 70 different countries.