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Concert Photos from Pleasure Island (Willa Ford, Michelle Branch, Jessica Simpson)
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Here is the most popular artist of the bunch who performed (last) that night, Jessica Simpson. Although her wardrobe was well themed after our nation's recent uprise in patriotism, and was a bit revealing, her pants must not have been well tailored, because she continuously pulled them up, as if they kept slipping down.
Here is the most popular artist of the bunch who performed (last) that night, Jessica Simpson. Although her wardrobe was well themed after our nation's recent uprise in patriotism, and was a bit revealing, her pants must not have been well tailored, because she continuously pulled them up, as if they kept slipping down.
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You can't do that at Disney
Last - and probably wearing the least - is the sexually overt Willa Ford. Singing "I wanna be bad," her desire to do so may have been a success. With her recently published pictorial in a popular men's interest (fashion) magazine, it's apparent that she's not one to ever appear over-dressed.
Even if appropriate within the pages of a men's magazine, the audience at this particular concert consisted mostly of younger teenage girls (and boys.) The radio station which hosted the event gears their music towards that pre-pubescent audience. I also noticed some men (production personel) in the wings (of the stage) gawking at the singer as she moved about the stage.
While watching her performance, I couldn't help but ask myself, "Can you do that at Disney?"
Last - and probably wearing the least - is the sexually overt Willa Ford. Singing "I wanna be bad," her desire to do so may have been a success. With her recently published pictorial in a popular men's interest (fashion) magazine, it's apparent that she's not one to ever appear over-dressed.
Even if appropriate within the pages of a men's magazine, the audience at this particular concert consisted mostly of younger teenage girls (and boys.) The radio station which hosted the event gears their music towards that pre-pubescent audience. I also noticed some men (production personel) in the wings (of the stage) gawking at the singer as she moved about the stage.
While watching her performance, I couldn't help but ask myself, "Can you do that at Disney?"
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