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“Each time you’ve been here, you’ve won the fight,” Kimmel says during their interview two hours later. “I feel like we’re a team, really.”
Pacquiao has made five appearances on “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” promoting his pay-per-view bouts and winning over the Hollywood crowds with the same quiet charisma that helped put him in Congress in his native Philippines. After Kimmel prods and teases him through an interview, Pacquiao punctuates each illusion with a song — his duet with Will Ferrell got 1.5 million hits on YouTube the last time out.
Pacquiao has a singing career back home, and his duet on “Sometimes When We Touch” with songwriter Dan Hill made an improbable impact on the grown-up-contemporary charts earlier this year. The welterweight superstar has more enthusiasm than vocal talent, but that’s not the point for the adoring fans who pack Kimmel’s audience whenever the Pac-Man makes the short drive from his Wild Card Gym.
2012 just days away, music lovers everywhere should be stocking up on deodorant, sunscreen and $2 sunglasses. What heartier way then to usher in the biggest music weekend in the Northwest than with a special Tell Me About That Song featuring "We Are
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The country's top Islamic corpse, the National Ulema Council (MUI), has said it objects to the concert not only because of her provocative costumes, but because it considers her lyrics to be "profane," according to the AFP. "Lady Gaga is considered
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