SO YOU THINK
YOU CAN BE A GLAMAZON?

You’ve seen them on TV on “America’s Got Talent”, in a nationwide campaign for Torrid featured in Seventeen and Glamour magazines, and performing all over the country.

Those four plus-size beauties are looking to cast another girl to add to the
group!

Are you a gorgeous, tall, plus size girl who can sing and dance?

Please send pics and resumes to glamazongirls@gmail.com for
audition appointment.

Click here to print this out and post it to a bulletin board or other great info
place for Gorgeous, Talented Plus-Size girls!

“I am so sick and tired of the only role models for young girls being stick-insect models and celebrities. You girls are single-handedly proving – Big is Beautiful, Big is Sexy, Big is Talented!”
–Piers Morgan

“You guys have got it all. You take the stage, you’ve got the confidence… besides that, you kick ASS singing!” — David Hasselhoff

To Play the song, simply click below.

DO RIGHT by The Glamazons

To Download the song, CLICK HERE.

We have an incredible week coming up!  We are performing at The Box (189 Chrystie St. btwn Stanton & Rivington, NYC) on Thursday, April 15th for a wonderful organization called “Broadway in South Africa” and we are hosting a Curvy Girls Weekend kick-off party @ Madame X (94 W. Houston St., NYC) on Friday, April 16th for the MS walk!

We had shows to perform, a wedding to plan and time was not on our side.  Now you Glam fans know, we were not about to step on that tour bus without the fiercest new outfit! The Glamazons have to keep our fans delighted and guessing!  We needed a new getup that expressed our rambunctious yet poised style!  Miraculously, at one of our last rehearsals before heading out, our luscious and fabulous choreographer Johnnie P. (http://www.johnniep.com/) pulled out a sketch of us all decked out in fringe dresses (snaps for Johnnie P!  He just knew “fringe” had to be our next style choice for our fans!).  There was a beautiful drawing of Ginger Snap in royal blue that set her fare skin and red hair aglow.  Lady Finger was portrayed in a hot red fringe dress looking sexy and ominous – a true Diva!  Caramella was drawn in a goldenrod yellow that made her skin and hair shine like the setting sun.  And, Candy Apple was as perky in her pink fringe dress as she could be –dimples deep set and cute as ever.

But, where were we going to find such amazing dresses within a two week time crunch?  We searched high and low and finally stumbled upon Pink Label Corsets (http://www.pinklabelcorsets.com/)!  Pink Label Corsets offer exciting and affordable custom made fashions and specialize in corsets. We loved their style but we needed fringe dresses!  We read that the Pink Label Designers also design by request so we desperately emailed Tuley, the founder and owner of Pink Label Fashions explaining our dilemma.  Tuley graciously accepted the challenge as she was a Glamazon fan and Glamazon at heart, lucky us!  We were ecstatic and grateful beyond belief!  

 The fringe dresses were on the way!  Yet this was no easy task; fitting us four buxom babes under a week.  At this point, we were already on the tour bus, so we hurriedly took measurements; practically falling over each other at some odd hour of the night, emailing and calling Tuley “oops we miss-measured ourselves.” Tuley, willingly obliged us (it’s so great to work with a professional!).  We were down to the wire and had mere hours before our big show in Key West.  Pacing in our hotel room, hoping we had the dresses in time, we heard a knock on the door and lo and behold it was Tuley’s beautiful daughter Chris!  She hand delivered us the dresses and the rest was fringe-madness herstory!  Tuley truly worked her magic.  Thank you Tuley and Chris!  

Our Glam-fam and fans will be able to see the final fringe dresses on the Style network.  The episode is called “The Road to I do” for the show “Who’s Wedding it is anyway?”  It’s scheduled to air on December 20^th at 9PM EST.  The Glamazons were so excited to have Tuley and the Pink Label crew along for the ride –helping us shimmy and shake our loveliness one Glamazon strand at a time! 

Please visit http://www.pinklabelcorsets.com/ for more fashion insights! 

XOXO,

Caramella

UPCOMING DATES:

December 8 & 15 (7pm)

Laurie Beechman Theatre
407 West 42nd St.
(inside West Bank Cafe)
NYC

Tickets: $15
Call 212.352.3101or buy online.

The past two months I’ve been running in Central Park in the Northern Woods. Every morning I get up, put on my ipod, press shuffle and go. At first, it wasn’t easy for me to run as getting my breath and body moving in rhythm was a struggle. But one morning while running in the deepest part of the woods, “Wanna be Startin’ Somethin’ ” played and something happened to me. I forgot I was running. I started striding like I did when I was 15. I was leaping over fallen trees and jumping like I was Flo Jo. Then the end ad-lib part came chanting “Ma Ma Se, Ma Ma Sa, Ma Ma Coo Sa; Ma Ma Se, Ma Ma Sa, Ma Ma Coo Sa; Ma Ma Se, Ma Ma Sa, Ma Ma Coo Sa; Ma Ma Se, Ma Ma Sa, Ma Ma Coo Sa; Sing it to the world, sing it out loud, woo hoo!…” I cried and ran and cried and ran. Maybe it was the combination of Michael and the air but I finally experienced my first runner’s high. Since then, every morning I’ve run to Michael Jackson.

Upon hearing about his death, I wondered to myself, was MJ speaking to me these last two months? Was he connecting me to his spirit, telling me “stride, continue to strive and never give up.” How did he know I needed his music and spirit to pull me through? I wonder if I knew on some karmic level that his time was coming to an end. I’ve been closer to Michael musically these past two months then I ever have. I heard new harmonies and vocal inflections I’ve never before heard. And, I swore I knew all his music by heart. The builds on each song to the very end compelled me to reach further and never stop.

I do feel as if I’m having a bizarre dream where everyone is playing his music, dancing in the streets and wearing some form of iconic Jackson gear. I hear in the distance that he’s passed but I cannot believe it and I awake to find it’s not a dream. I am still in shock and I will never be the same.

People need to know that Michael Jackson was always fighting for human rights and for people to feel comfortable being themselves. Through his music and videos, he was always showing the injustice of the world and that you can overcome it. He is my hero and my heart. I would not be the performer I am today without him.

My love, thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

All I can say is:

“Lift Your Head Up High
And Scream Out To The World
I Know I Am Someone
And Let The Truth Unfurl
No One Can Hurt You Now
Because You Know What’s True
Yes, I Believe In Me
So You Believe In You
Help Me Sing It, Ma Ma Se,
Ma Ma Sa, Ma Ma Coo Sa
Ma Ma Se, Ma Ma Sa,
Ma Ma Coo Sa

Sing it to the world

Sing it out loud

Woo hoo!”

-Michael Jackson, “Wanna be Startin’ Somethin’ ” off the “Thiller” album

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR6W4QzfMaY

Love,

Caramella

Here’s a clip from the latest song we’ve been working on.  It’s called “Sugar Rush” and it’s SO MUCH FUN!!!  Just like we are!

Enjoy!  And if you like it, please help us out by donating to help finish the album!!!

sugarrush2_clip

xoxo,

   Sarah

Ginger Snap's New Dog!