Delta Goodrem arrives at the VIP Tribute show to mark the DVD release of the Michael Jackson documentary ‘This Is It’ at City Recital Hall on March 2, 2010 in Sydney, Australia

“This Is It” DVD Launch & Tribute Party

Photoshoot | Delta & Jackie Jackson (By James Morgan)

Michael Jackson’s epic This Is It is coming to DVD in March and to celebrate, there’s going to be a massive, star-studded VIP launch event in Sydney!

With Molly Meldrum as MC, the event will see special performances from both Delta Goodrem and Guy Sebastian, and guest appearances from This Is It director Kenny Ortega, choreographer Travis Payne and Michael Jackson’s brother Jackie Jackson!

By invitation only, guests will be treated to special video messages from a host of stars remembering Michael, as well as a performance by the Michael Jackson Dancers and previews of never-before-seen footage from This Is It.

The event will be held at Sydney’s City Recital Hall on Tuesday March 2nd and if you want to get yourself down there you’ve come to the right place!

Take 40 are giving one lucky listener and a friend the chance to be flown to Sydney to attend the launch party VIP style! We’ll send you to the event in a limo where you’ll walk the red carpet and meet the stars!

It’s all to celebrate Michael Jackson’s amazing contribution to music and the release of This Is It on DVD.

Michael Jackson’s ‘This Is It’ — The Entertainment Event Of A Lifetime.
Own it on Blu-Ray and DVD March 3rd.

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Winners from across Australia, including 10 from Queensland, will attend a gala black-tie evening hosted by Sarah Murdoch on November 30. Community leaders, celebrities and high-profile business people will gather in Sydney to celebrate our unsung heroes.

The event will also include a special address from Prince Charles, a performance by Delta Goodrem and several guest appearances.

Each of the 10 winners on the night will be presented with a unique gold Pride of Australia medal for one of the following 10 categories: Outstanding Bravery, Emergency Services, Community Spirit, Child of Courage, Young Leader, Care and Compassion, Inspiration, Environment, Fair Go and Serving Australia.

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David Levine Photoshoot (2003)

Arriving at LAX – April 13th, 2008

Outside of the Sunset Marquis Hotel – May 1st, 2007

Leaving the Sunset Maquis Hotel – May 2nd, 2007

House Hunting with Brian – May 6th, 2007

At the Crowns Casino with Brian – 2008

There are also a few more pictures that were added but I didn’t want to make this post too big. You can view all the recent additions here!

Delta Goodrem will sing the national anthem at next week’s Grand Prix.

Goodrem will add star quality to the event – which is desperately needed after the cancellation of the celebrity race.

She is expected to be in Melbourne with her fiance, Brian McFadden.

The Grand Prix is the first major event to feel the effects of the global financial crisis.

Vodafone has cancelled its extravagant trackside marquee this year.

The company, however, will still throw an annual party to be held at Eureka bar on Saturday night.

Red Bull, a company famous for putting on million-dollar parties, is also downsizing and its trackside presence will not be as big as in previous years.

The last couple of years Mercedes-Benz has thrown its Star Lounge parties at Eureka, but this year it’s all at the track.

Mercedes-Benz will host a ladies’ lunch on Thursday and host a party after the race on Sunday.

Lewis Hamilton will attend the Tag Heur party at Bistro Guillaume on Thursday.

Guests who will be attending Sunday’s night’s party include Shane Warne, Michala Banas, Tim Campbell, Benjamin Hart, Angus Kennett, Hamish McLachlan, Naomi Robson, Jo Stanley, Brett Tucker, Rhys Ulrich and Kym Valentine.

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I forgot to post this earlier so they’re a few days old.

Delta arriving at State Theater in Sydney, February 4th (HQs)

TOTP’s 2003 (Lost Without You) (HQs)

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Every day, I’m going to feature two or three fan-filmed videos from the Believe Again tour. This is the first of today’s, a snippet of Delta performing ‘Innocent Eyes’ and the extended piano solo as well. The second, linked below, is of Delta doing a dance to ‘Billie Jean’ by Michael Jackson.

Watch the second video here.

After spending most of 2008 overseas, pop princess Delta Goodrem has been given an enthusiastic welcome home by fans at the start of her Believe Again tour.

The 24-year-old singer kicked off her first Australian tour in more than three years this weekend, with two shows in Newcastle and the first of three Sydney concerts on Sunday night.

Fiance Brian McFadden opened the show at Sydney’s State Theatre in a low-key fashion, offering up a few jokes for the audience’s amusement while a technical problem was fixed. McFadden started his three-song set with Twisted, off his latest album, before introducing a cover of the Guns `n’ Roses classic Patience to cheers from the young female audience.

“How do you know who Guns `n’ Roses are? You’re like 12,” he laughed. Like Only A Woman Can, which was inspired by Goodrem, was enthusiastically received, but it was clear who everyone had come to see.

Chanting her name, letter by letter, the crowd screamed and cheered as Goodrem appeared on stage in a blue sequined Bowie gown to her song Believe Again.

“I’m very excited to be singing these songs for you tonight,” Goodrem said, “We are all beyond excited.” Goodrem sang hits of her three albums, including In This Life, Born To Try, Butterfly and Mistaken Identity.

“We love you Delta,” screamed her fans.

“I love you too. You look lovely,” she replied.

Goodrem spent most of the past year trying to launch her career in the US, playing small club shows and performing on The Late Show with David Letterman. Despite being out of the public spotlight in Australia, her album Delta received the ARIA Award for highest selling album of 2008.

She seemed glad to be home on Monday night beaming in a series of outfits by Australian designers including J’Aton, Lisa Ho and Manning Cartell.

“I have come to terms with everything that has gone on in the past couple of years,” she said, introducing Out Of The Blue, which she wrote in 2004 about then-boyfriend Mark Philippoussis.

Goodrem is to perform in Adelaide, Wollongong, Melbourne , Canberra, Brisbane and Perth.

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