I’ve always been sort of a movie buff, but I never thought it would go any further than that. I was introduced to this site that lets you go behind the scenes and help to create a movie. Since I’ve been signed up, I’ve been having a blast and thought I’d share my experience.

My parents knew that I liked movies and wanted to think of a gift that was different from the usual gift cards and snowboarding gear. They heard about this website that not only teaches you about the movie making…

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Life today is full of stress and anxiety and especially in metropolitan cities situation is the worst. No need to explain, you can easily analyze when you are in hurry to reach the office thinking of some of your personal tensions and then the whole day hectic schedule where there is no time to relax and release your stress. On top of all, there is noise pollution, air pollution leading to a whole distress and discomfort.

Music is a great way to relive your day to day stress and is…

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Last night Freddy hit 70% of the vote on the Sirius poll!! I spoke to Freddy about it and he freaked!!! Apparently, New Kids on the Block saw it and freaked too. They have their own vote campaign going and they're catching up FAST.



Let's amp it up and crush those guys. If you post on any forums, make the vote and a link to the page part of your signature. Post about it on your MySpace page. Make banners and get em up. In fact, if you get a banner up and a blog… Continue

Wahoo! Freddy’s song ‘Defying Gravity’ is being played on Sirius Hits radio!



You can go vote for it as your favorite Sirius Hits1 Hit-Bound song. All you have to do is go to Sirius Hits 1 and click on the song (which they have listed as ‘Gravity’) and that’s it. You can vote once a day all this week.



You, Freddy’s fantastic fans, are truly making his dreams come true. It’s because of your continued support and votes that he is quickly on his way to becoming the first pop… Continue

In 2005, after two years interning at Sony Music (one of their youngest intern ever) in New York, 18-year old Freddy decided to present his own song to the big wigs he'd gotten to know. They laughed at him and told him to get back to his "real job", alphabetizing CD's and answering fan mail on behalf of artists. Incredibly, six months later, that song triggered a fierce bidding war among record labels and in the end, landed him the single largest recording contract of the… Continue