VALENTINE DAY!!!

Valentine day ni siku ambayo  husheherekewa kote duniani kila ifikapo tarehe 14 Feb,watu husheherekea na wapenzi wao au watu wanaowapenda,watu hubadilishana zawadi mbalimbali pia.Lakini mimi nafikiri watu wasisubiri kuonyesha upendo wao katika sikukuu hii tu bali mapenzi yawepo siku zote....Na kwa wale ambao wako single nawashauri washeherekee siku hii na familia au marafiki wasijione wapweke,nenda dukani jinunulie zawadi nzuri uipendayo nawe usheherekee.Zawadi zinazofaa kwa Valentine:

MAUA

 

 

Zawadi hizi ni kati ya zawadi ambazo watu hupeana lakini kuna zawadi nyingi sana kama perfumes nk.pia hufaa kwa siku kama hii.

Nawatakii Valentine njema wooote!!!!

Praises to You - Virtue featuring Martha Munizzi

2 “The LORD is my strength and my defense[a];

he has become my salvation.

He is my God, and I will praise him,

my father’s God, and I will exalt him.

“Hear this, you kings! Listen, you rulers!


I, even I, will sing to[a] the LORD;

I will praise the LORD, the God of Israel, in song.
“What is gained if I am silenced, if I go down to the pit? Will the dust praise you? Will it proclaim your faithfulness?


I will praise the LORD, who counsels me; even at night my heart instructs me.


For what you have done I will always praise you in the presence of your faithful people. And I will hope in your name, for your name is good.

Psalm 56:12


I am under vows to you, my God; I will present my thank offerings to you.


Receive my praise oh My God.......

MITINDO YA MAHARUSI KWA MWAKA 2011

Kwa wale wanaotarajiwa kufunga ndo mwaka huu basi kuna mambo mengi ambayo mtafaidi moja wapo ni mitindo mipya ya nywele,mavazi,mikufu..Kwa kipindi hiki cha harusi ni kigumu sana kutambua ni design gani ya nguo au nywele unataka.

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Video of fierce Egypt clashes as pro-govt crowds attack anti-Mubarak pro...

Dramatic video as thousands clash with Egypt riot police in Cairo

Mambo bado si shwari Misri.......

CAIRO — Thousands of Egyptian protesters gathered in a central Cairo square on Friday to force the immediate resignation of President Hosni Mubarak, in what the crowd dubbed the "Friday of departure."

"Today is the last day ... today is the last day!" protesters shouted as Arabic pop songs blared from a bank of speakers: "For Egypt, today is a day a celebration!"
Many of the crowd had kept vigil in Tahrir (Liberation) Square overnight, while others pitched tents or slept on the ground, defying calls from the army and the vice president that they should go home because their demands had been heard.
As the protests demanding an end to 30 years of Mubarak rule entered their 11th day, the army began removing barricades the protesters had erected after supporters of the president launched a deadly assault on them two days ago that left at least 13 dead and more than 1,200 wounded.
Story: Mubarak warns of chaos if he quits now Organizers called on people to march from wherever they were toward the square, the state television building and the parliament building — all within a mile of one another.
Defense Minister Hussein Tantawi and senior army officials visited the square in a sign that Egypt's most powerful institution was sanctioning the demonstration.
The Obama administration said it was in talks with top Egyptian officials about the possibility of Mubarak immediately resigning and an interim government forming before free and fair elections this year.
 

The creation of a military-backed caretaker government was one of several ideas being discussed, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive diplomatic talks that are continuing.
Among those options is a proposal for Mubarak to resign immediately and cede power to a transitional government run by Vice President Omar Suleiman.
Mubarak supporters on the main highway from Alexandria blocked cars from entering Cairo to prevent anti-Mubarak protesters from joining the demonstrations, a witness said.
Witnesses in the square said that soon after daybreak six army trucks had pulled up and soldiers begun dismantling a barrier at the northern end, prompting fears of a repeat of Wednesday's attack by men throwing Molotov cocktails, wielding sticks and charging on camels and horses.
"Protesters ran to argue with the army, but an officer said 'we are on your side, but we have orders from above to clear all barricades'," said Omar el-Mahdi, 28, who was one of those who went to talk to the army.
"This will open the way for thugs to come in unhindered," he added.
Protesters had formed human chains to guard the square and were checking the bags and identification cards of people as they entered to keep out pro-Mubarak supporters.
Protesters said barbed wire had been put out at all 12 entrance points to the square.
Vote: How do you feel about the events unfolding in Egypt? Protester Shaaban Mindawy, 24, said the army, working with police, had been trying to prevent people from entering the square since Thursday evening.
"The officers were very stubborn," Mindawy said, having found a way in from a side street. "The army was confiscating food and medical supplies that people were trying to bring inside. The officers were telling people that thugs may attack them and take their money."

Egypt's Defense Minister Mohammed Hussein Tantawi talks to anti-government protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Friday.

Egyptians call for regime change 

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   Jamani hawa ni watu lakini wanaonekana kam asi watu kwa uwingi wao.....mmh Mungu tunusuru Tanzania tusifikie hali hii.

My Style & Your Style...Rihanna vs Cher Lloyd...

Cher Lloyd, 17, is a student from Malvern, Worcestershire, where she lives with her parents Darren and Dina, brother Josh, 15, and sisters Sophie, 14, and Rosie, 12.She is of Romany ancestry through her mother.She studied performing arts at Dyson Perrins CE Sports College in 2009.She auditioned for The X Factor twice before (when the minimum age was lower) singing ballads but it was only after reinventing herself that she got through to see the judges.Lloyd has previously performed at holiday camps and said she gets a mixed reaction to her music.She auditioned singing the Keri Hilson version of "Turn My Swag On".At bootcamp she sang a rap version of "Viva La Vida"adding lyrics she claimed to have written herself, but this was disputed and reports claimed she took them from a song by rapper Swizz Beatz.

At the judges' houses she performed "Cooler Than Me"but suffered a throat infection and was unable to complete her song.She was given a second chance, but broke down sobbing and could not complete the song. Despite this, she was picked as one of the final three girls by mentor Cole. Lloyd sang a rendition of "Just Be Good to Me" in the first of the live shows. In the second live show she sang "Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)". In the fourth live show she sang "Stay" and did not rap for the first time. Cowell called the performance the best of the series. In the seventh week, Lloyd was in the bottom two for the first time after her rendition of "Imagine". Cowell, Cole and Walsh all saved her, resulting in Paije Richardson being eliminated.In the semi-final, Lloyd performed "Nothin' on You" and "Love the Way You Lie" and was in the bottom two with Mary Byrne. She was saved by the judges and put through to the final,where she performed a mashup of "The Clapping Song" and "Get Ur Freak On", followed by a duet with will.i.am, which was a mashup of "Where Is the Love?" and "I Gotta Feeling". Lloyd was then eliminated in fourth place, having received the fewest public votes.

PICHA ZA MCHEZAJI MPIRA WA CHELSEA MICHAEL ESSIEN NA MKEWE NADIA BUARI...



NADIA BUARI.



Huyu ndiye mwanadada  mcheza filamu maarufu kutoka Ghana Nadia Buari au Mrs.Michael Essien ndiye aliyeuteka moyo wa mchezaji huyo maarufu siye twawapongeza kwa hatua hiyo nzuri Mungu iibariki ndoa yenu kila la kheri......

Mchekeshaji Jim Carey ajiopelea Msichana wa Kihindi.......

Mchekeshaji wa kimarekani Jim Carey inasemekana ameamua kujiopolea goma la kihindi,ambaye ni model aitwaye Aanchal Joseph ambaye ana miaka 24 nusu ya miaka ya Jim.
Aanchal alizaliwa India,Delhi na alipokuwa na umri wa miaka 6 alihamia nchini USA na wazazi wake.Na pia alikuwa ni mshiriki katika show ambayo ni maarufu sana ya ‘America’s Next Top Model’ in 2007.

 

Kim Kardashian and Friend in Tight Dresses

Halle Berry has a New Boyfriend.........

Halle Berry doesn’t waste time beating around the bushes and moping over dumped super models. Just a few months after her break up with the father of her daughter, Berry is banging a nude dude: French actor Oliver Martinez, picture above while coming back from a trip to the grocery store with the beautiful black-American actress.
According to People Magazine, Halle Berry and Oliver Martinez were apart for a week, and their re-encounter was very emotional. He showed up with a bandaged arm, and her, to make him feel better, took him to French art gallery Marcelita L’Art et Le Thé in West Hollywood. After that, they went back to Halle’s place, where you can imagine what else they did.

NIMERUDI TENA WAPENZI WANGU....

Baada ya kimya kingi hatimaye nimerudi tena katika ulingo huu wa kupeana habari mbalimbali,wadau mnisamehe kwa kukaa kimya kwa muda mrefu ila nataka mjue kuwa mwaka huu utakuwa na habari nyingi na motomoto,nilikuwa nakula Christmass na mwaka mpya kwanza na pia nilikuwa napiga kitabu zaidi lakini sasa nimerudi tena....

HUGH MASEKELA.......

INTERNATIONALLY acclaimed for decades, trumpeter, bandleader, composer and lyricist Hugh Masekela is known for his professionalism and charisma to fans of his mix of jazz, bebop, funk and Afrobeat from New York to Dakar.

Hugh draws on years of diverse artistic influences, with an abundance of records to his credit. His latest album - modestly titled "Sixty" - crowns over four decades of a prolific career, and by August 2000 had attained "platinum" status in South Africa, with sales exceeding 50 000 units.

Of all the musicians exiled by apartheid, it was Masekela who probably became the most noted of South Africa’s cultural ambassadors-at-large – and certainly one who has emerged unbowed and kicking from the rigours of those hard, fast years.

By the age of 20, he was in full swing as a member of the Jazz Epistles with renowned pianist Abdullah Ibrahim, having taken up the trumpet in his teens with the encouragement of the late Father Trevor Huddleston, his school chaplain. One of his first trumpets came from none other than Louis Armstrong. Huddleston met the legendary American jazzman while on a trip to New York, and returned with the instrument that would play a part in setting Masekela on a trajectory around the globe.

Masekela arrived in London in 1960 to study at the Guildhall School of Music, but then took off for New York, where he studied in Manhattan. His first album, Trumpet Africa, came out in 1962. His live album two years later, The Americanisation of Ooga Booga, became a hit, kicked off by Californian radio playlists.

The single 'Grazing in the Grass' in the early seventies topped the Rolling Stones’ Jumping Jack Flash and Herb Alpert’s This Guy’s in Love with You in the US charts.

After retouching his roots with the likes of Caiphus Semenya, Jonas Gwangwa and Dudu Pukwana, he moved on to West Africa and teamed up with Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s band in Lagos.
"I stayed at the Mainland Hotel and joined up with Fela every day. I found certain vitality in Afrobeat. Playing with the band was like being on a big fat cloud. You couldn’t fall off."

Some of the eighties was spent closer to home, in Lesotho but mostly Botswana, where in 1984 he had set up a mobile studio and recorded Techno-Bush , with the memorable dance-hit single Don’t Go Lose It Baby.

After signing to Warner Brothers in 1987 he released Tomorrow, a smooth production which mixed tougher-hewn tracks with the Mandela tribute, Bring Him Back Home and the ballad London Fog.

Paul Simon’s Graceland tour delivered a new kind of exposure to Masekela, alongside Miriam Makeba, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, and with fellow South African bandmembers such as Bakithi Khumalo, Morris Goldberg and Tony Cedras.

In 1990, Masekela returned to South Africa, and soon embarked on a mammoth homecoming spectacle, billed as "Sekunjalo" ("This is IT!"). Accompanied by Sankomota and Bayete, the show - which ran in excess of 4 hours - played to capacity audiences at over 15 shows from Pietersburg in the North, through Joburg and Durban, the Eastern Cape and Cape Town.

Masekela's homecoming has been an inspiration for him, and the many South African musicians who have worked with and alongside him. His pivotal role as a musican and bandleader extends into that of mentor, commentator, and a cross-generational reference point for South African cultural life. He has continued to record, and of course, to tour internationally. The events - from special to the ordinary - which he has performed at, defy listing.

Masekela takes his place among those near-legendary South African artists, who with their pan-African experience and global horizons, have carved out an international landscape for South African music.

YVONNE CHAKA CHAKA THE PRINCESS OF AFRICA

Yvonne Chaka Chaka is commonly known as the Princess of Africa-- her instantly recognisable name at the forefront of South African music is synonymous with her catchy tunes, compelling performances and a versatility of style.

Her successful career has spawned more than 16 albums and a string of gold and platinum hits both locally and in the rest of Africa and award- winning albums including a SAMA Award for Best Female Singer. She’s worked with some of the best and most respected musicians and producers in the industry such as Sello 'Chicco' Twala, Sipho ‘Hotstix’ Mabuse and Gabi Le Roux.

Chaka Chaka was born in Dobsonville in Soweto. She became the first Black child to appear on South African television. In 1981 "Sugar Shack", a talent show, introduced her to the South African public.She started singing at 19 in 1985 when Phil Hollis of Dephon Records discovered her in Johannesburg. Shortly after, her debut album "I’m in Love With a DJ", sold 35,000 copies, and the title track became an instant hit. Songs like "I'm Burning Up", "I Cry for Freedom", "Makoti", "Motherland" and the ever-popular, "Umqombothi" immediately ensured Chaka Chaka's status as a star on South Africa's mbaqanga music scene.

Chaka Chaka had it tough growing up. Her father died when she was 11 and her mother, a domestic worker, brought up three daughters on her meagre R40 a month salary. But Yvonne persisted, and has two diplomas from the University of South Africa, one in adult education, another in local government, management and administration. She also studied speech and drama at Trinity College, London, qualifying in 1997.

Releasing hit after hit, Chaka Chaka's subsequent award winning albums include "Burning Up", "Sangoma", "Who’s The Boss", "Motherland", " Be Proud to be African", "Thank You Mr DJ", "Back on my Feet", "Rhythm of Life", "Who's got the Power", "Bombani ( Tiko Rahini), "Power of Afrika", "Yvonne and Friends" and "Kwenzenjani".

Chaka Chaka owns a limousine company together with her husband, Dr Mandlalele Mhinga, has her own music label and her own production company. She teaches literacy part time at the University of South Africa, sits on several boards of charitable organisations and NGOs, and serves on the board of the Johannesburg Tourism Company.

Throughout her illustrious career Yvonne has met people like Nelson Mandela (singing at his 85th birthday party), the Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and Oprah Winfrey.

Chaka Chaka's continuing legacy as "Princess of Africa" is a testament to her connection to everyday people as well as royalty. Whether she is performing for Kings and Queens, Presidents and First Ladies or corporate concerts; she always returns to those she loves - her fans and family of listeners in South African cities, townships and rural areas. "Mama Africa", Miriam Makeba describes her as "She’s my baby!", Hugh Masekela adds that Yvonne is "my mad niece". Legends Dolly Rathebe and Dorothy Masuka describe Yvonne's music as "something that all should listen to".

When asked who she admired most, Chaka Chaka said "My mother because she has always been there for me. My mother raised three daughters single-handedly on a domestic workers salary. That took great courage and strength. She is my mentor and hero. When I was born in 1965 in Soweto, it was during apartheid, and those were extremely difficult times. My dad was a great musician who could never realize his dream. He died when I was 11 years old. I inherited my talent from both parents, so music has always been in my blood. When I was little I would strum an empty tin and blow into a broom stick pretending it was a microphone. I sang in church choirs. I loved singing. I am blessed that I achieved my destiny, and been able to accomplish what my father could not."

 

 

Yvonne & Her Son.

 

Christmass Tree yenye gharama kuliko yooooote duniani........huu hapa!!!!!

UAE hotel erects 11-million-dollar Christmas tree

It is the "most expensive Christmas tree ever," with a "value of over 11 million dollars," said Hans Olbertz, general manager of Emirates Palace hotel, at its inauguration.

The 13-metre (40-foot) faux evergreen, located in the gold leaf-bedecked rotunda of the hotel, is decorated with silver and gold bows, ball-shaped ornaments and small white lights.
But the necklaces, earrings and other jewellery draped around the tree's branches are what give it a record value.
It holds a total of 181 diamonds, pearls, emeralds, sapphires and other precious stones, said Khalifa Khouri, owner of Style Gallery, which provided the jewellery.
"The tree itself is about 10,000 dollars," Olbertz said. "The jewellery has a value of over 11 million dollars -- I think 11.4, 11.5."
This will probably be an entry into the Guinness book of world records, Olbertz said, adding that Emirates Palace planned to contact the organisation about the tree which is to stay until the end of the year.
Asked if the tree might offend religious sensibilities in the United Arab Emirates, where the vast majority of the local population is Muslim, Olbertz said he did not think it would. "It's a very liberal country," he said.
The hotel has had a Christmas tree up in previous years, but this year "we said we have to do something different," and the hotel's marketing team hatched the plan, said Olbertz.
The tree is not the first extravagant offering from Emirates Palace -- a massive, dome-topped hotel sitting amid fountains and carefully manicured lawns.
The hotel, which bills itself as seven-star, in February introduced a package for a seven-day stay priced at one million dollars.
Takers of the package have a private butler and a chauffeur driven Maybach luxury car at their disposal during their stay, as well as a private jet available for trips to other countries in the region.
And in May, the hotel opened a gold vending machine, becoming the first place outside Germany to install "gold to go, the world's first gold vending machine," said Ex Oriente Lux AG, the German company behind the machine.

BREAKING NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bomb Found On Underground Train In Rome

An explosive device has been found on an underground train in Rome, Italian news agencies report.It is thought the parcel bomb was found inside an empty carriage during a stop in Rebibbia, on the outskirts of the city.





The area has been cleared and bomb disposal experts are apparently examining the device.



Reports have said it was left in a grocery bag underneath a seat, and was spotted by the conductor this morning.



Rome's Mayor Gianni Alemanno said the discovery was "worrying".





Spokesman for the city council Giampaolo Polizzaro said: "It was ready to explode.



"It seems it could have been activated by remote control because it had something that looked like an antenna."







Jamani hivi hawa walipua mabomu wako sawa kichwani????????

AFRICAN HEADWRAPS

African women, especially those from sub-saharan Africa are very

well known for their extravagant head ties and






no wedding or party would be complete






without what is popularlly known as gele in Nigeria.






Head ties always perfectly match the outfit making the African woman






outstanding in any gathering.


With the head tie, the African woman portrays her culture with


dignity and integrity...

HAIR STYLES 2010--2011

Christmas in United States of America

Christmas in United States of America Santa Claus was born in US in the 1860's he was named this as he had a white beard and a belly, so he was named Santa Claus as this was the Dutch word for St Nicholas, Sintaklaas. Although the Dutch had bought him with them in the 17th century, he did not become an important person at Christmas until the Novelist Washington Irving put him in a novel that he wrote in 1809. This first Santa Claus was still known as St. Nicholas, he did smoke a pipe, and fly around in a wagon without any reindeer, but he did not have his red suit or live at the North Pole, he did however bring presents to children every year.
In 1863 He was given the name Santa Claus and bore the red suit, pipe, and his reindeer and sleigh.
Now Christmas celebrations vary greatly between regions of the United States, because of the variety of nationalities which have settled in it.
In Pennsylvania, the Moravians build a landscape, called a putz - under the Christmas tree, while in the same state the Germans are given gifts by Belsnickle, who taps them with his switch if they have misbehaved.
Early European settlers brought many traditions to the United States. Many settled in the early days in the South, these settlers would send Christmas greetings to their distant neighbors by shooting firearms and letting off fireworks. In Hawaii this practice is still in use as under the sunny skies, Santa Claus arrives by boat and Christmas dinner is eaten outdoors.
In Alaska, a star on a pole is taken from door to door, followed by Herod's Men, who try to capture the star. Colonial doorways are often decorated with pineapple, a symbol of hospitality.
In Alaska, boys and girls with lanterns on poles carry a large figure of a star from door to door. They sing carols and are invited in for supper.
In Washington D.C., a huge, spectacular tree is lit ceremoniously when the President presses a button and turns on the tree's lights.
In Boston, carol singing festivities are famous. The singers are accompanied by hand bells.
In New Orleans, a huge ox is paraded around the streets decorated with holly and with ribbons tied to its horns.
In Arizona, the Mexican ritual called Las Posadas is kept up. This is a ritual procession and play representing the search of Mary and Joseph for a room at the inn. Families play the parts and visit each other's houses enacting and re-enacting the drama and, at the same time, having a look at each family's crib.
In Hawaii, Christmas starts with the coming of the Christmas Tree Ship, which is a ship bringing a great load of Christmas fare. Santa Claus also arrives by boat.
In California, Santa Claus sweeps in on a surf board.
In America the traditional Christmas dinner is roast turkey with vegetables and sauces. For dessert it is rich, fruity Christmas pudding with brandy sauce. Mince pies, pastry cases filled with a mixture of chopped dried fruit.
The majority of Americans celebrate Christmas with the exchange of gifts and greetings and with family visits. For many, the day begins on Christmas Eve with the Midnight Mass. At Christmas it snows in many states, so dinner is usually eaten indoors. Dinner usually is roast turkey, goose, duck or ham served with cranberry sauce, then plum pudding or pumpkin pie followed by nuts and fruit.
American homes are decorated with holly, mistletoe and branches of trees, most have a Christmas tree hung with electric lights, tinsel, baubles, and strings of popcorn and candy canes.
In Colorado, an enormous star is placed on the mountain, it can be seen for many kilometers around, while in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, a star is lit in early December.
Polish Americans on Christmas Eve spread hay on their kitchen floor and under the tablecloth to remind them of a stable and a manger. When they make up the table for dinner two extra places are set up for Mary and the Christ Child in case they should knock at the door to ask for shelter.
In Philadelphia, a procession called a mummers parade runs for a whole day with bands, dancers and people in fancy dress.
There are two homes for Santa Claus in the United States one is in Torrington, Connecticut, where Santa and his helpers give out presents. The other home is in Wilmington, New York, where a village for Santa and his reindeer is located.
In Arizona they follow the Mexican traditions called Las Posadas. Families play out the parts of Mary and Joseph searching for somewhere to stay. They form a procession and visit their friends' and neighbors' homes where they admire each family's Nativity crib. In parts of New Mexico, people place lighted candles in paper bags filled with sand on streets and rooftops to light the way for the Christ Child.

I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor.....

Wimbo huu unanikumbusha mbali sana.........Sikiliza halafu utafakari wimbo huu unakukumbusha nini....

Shelton Benjamin in Nigeria ......

Bingwa wa WWE Shelton Benjamin amewasili Nigeria tayari kwa pambano lake na Mwanamieleka wa kinigeria,Shelton leo amehudhuria ibada katika kanisa la Scoan au Synagogue Church of All Nations lililoko Lagos Nigeria,linaloongozwa na Nabii T B JOSHUA....

Gloria Gaynor ...jamani mwamkumbuka mama huyu.....!!!???





 



 

She was 19 when she signed her first record contract. In 1973, Gloria made history as Billboard gave birth to the Disco Action Charts. "Never Can Say Good-Bye" bowed at #1 on the charts and became the first Dance Song to reach #1 status in dance music. Ever since that time, for more than 30 years, Gloria keeps setting the standard. In March of 2001, her single, "Just Keep Thinkin’ About You," topped the Billboard Dance/Club charts at #1, while her international hit "Last Night" with Giorgio Moroder debuted at #1 throughout Europe. In keeping with the theme of #1, Gloria Gaynor was the first to record an album especially for clubs, and the first to do a mega-extended dance medley party mix, releasing 12" dance singles that are now high-end collectors items.
In September 2002, Logic Records/BMG released the highly anticipated U.S. LP entitled "I Wish You Love." That was her first worldwide release in 15 years. It gave birth to 4 #1 dance singles on Billboards Dance Charts as well as her first top ten, "I Never Knew", on Billboard's Adult Contemporary Charts. She also recorded a new version of "I Will Survive" in Spanglish, recorded live in Brazil.
Her popularity has continuously flourished into the new millennium. In 2002, she was honored at the World Music Awards in Monte Carlo with the coveted LEGEND award presented by long time fan Prince Albert. She made a splash on Broadway in the longest running musical revue, "Smokey Joe’s Café", and on national TV, as a guest star on such popular programs as "That ‘70’s Show" , "Ally McBeal" and more, introducing her to a whole new generation of fans.
The film industry continues to feature "I Will Survive," on the soundtrack of more than a half dozen major motion picture releases. VH-1 honored Gloria Gaynor with the number one spot during their countdown of the Top 100 Dance Records of All Time for "I Will Survive".
On September 19, 2005 Gloria, along with her Hit song "I Will Survive" were inducted into the Dance Music Hall of Fame during a ceremony that took place in New York City.
Gloria even found time to write an autobiography entitled, "I Will Survive" (St. Martin’s Press) that is a revealing trip through her journey in life.
She also lends her support to numerous charities, ranging from the likes of The Rita Hayworth Gala for Alzheimer’s to Revlon’s Annual Walk for Life.