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KATY PERRY the blue-haired wonder who has just divorced her husband, comedian Russell Brand after less than a year of marriage. Katy Perry is BIG this year and is rumoured to have made so much money the past twelve months that going on the road, there was a real risk her husband would take half of her earnings, but nay... Despite not signing a prenuptial agreement, Brand is walking away without fighting for a single penny. Katy Perry believes in and practices feng shui! Watch her performance and you will see all the elements working for her from her colourful hair and glasses (yes turquoise in colour) to her being surrounded by fire while a pair of Ice men stand guard as sentinels. Hers are always performances filled with feng shui fantasy.


Katy Perry


TAYLOR SWIFT the country girl wonder, surely last year’s biggest star who has matured beautifully. At this Grammy’s, she scoops two awards, Best Country Song and Best Country Performance, for her hit song Mean, and she is playing her magical banjo singing her own songs. She has become incredibly poised and polished and 13 seems to be her lucky number. Get her albums because every song she sings is pleasing to the ears…


16 FENGSHUIWORLD | MARCH / APRIL 2012


CHRIS BROWN who “moves like no other”… former boyfriend of superstar RIHANNA and who got into the news for beating her after a lovers tiff… but now all is forgiven as he performs big time and even wins a Grammy for his new single, Turn Up The Music. The music industry’s performers live and work under tremendous pressure and there is always plenty of drama in their lives. Success comes at a price and not all can endure the pressure nor meet expectations but when you watch this bad boy of music perform, all you see is his talent – dancing, jumping, somersaulting, climbing up the make-believe mountain and singing his heart out!


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