
Clay Aiken update, Clay Aiken news: national online petition, Lyvos Top 50, UNICEF's tsunami relief and recovery.
Clay Aiken: national online petition to support music
Clay Aiken is supporting this initiative: a national online petition drive to support music in America's schools is coming to a star-studded Congressional presentation next month, but teens everywhere can still participate by visiting The Music Edge before the February 25 deadline.
On March 9, talented young performers Justin Guarini, Diana DeGarmo and John Stevens from Fox's American Idol and the legendary Commodores will join other artists and education advocates to deliver the tens of thousands of petition signatures personally to members of Congress and visit Capitol Hill to make their case for saving music education in schools.
The petition to Congress on behalf of music education got its start in June 2002, when Justin Timberlake broke the news on MTV's Total Request Live. Since then, Teen People and themusicedge.com have encouraged thousands of young people to add their names alongside celebrities like Clay Aiken, Nick Lachey, Sean Paul, JC Chasez, Nick Cannon, Yellowcard, Amber Tamblyn, Ashlee Simpson, Pharrell Williams, Fefe Dobson, Ben Jelen, Samaire Armstrong and Adam Brody.
Clay Aiken at the fifth place
Lycos Announces This Week's Most Popular Web Search Terms for Week Ending February 12, 2005.
The Lycos 50(TM) Top 10 Search Terms for the Week Ending Feb. 12, 2005. Clay Aiken is at the fifth place:
1) Paris Hilton
2) Valentine's Day
3) Britney Spears
4) Pamela Anderson
5) Clay Aiken
6) Candice Michelle
7) Mardi Gras
8) Tara Reid
9) Jennifer Lopez
10) Lindsay Lohan
Clay Aiken supports UNICEF's tsunami relief and recovery: "Kids Help Out Matching Program."
Cartoon Network and Best Western International are uniting in their support of UNICEF's tsunami relief and recovery, creating the "Kids Help Out Matching Program." The joint initiative seeks to empower, recognize and encourage the generosity and leadership of individual children, schools and youth groups in their efforts to assist those affected by the deadly tsunami in South Asia.
As part of its "Best Western for a Better World" community service program, the world's largest hotel chain will double the amount raised by children through the "Kids Help Out Matching Program," directing its recently announced $400,000 UNICEF donation to this matching funds effort. Donations from kids (under age 18) to UNICEF tsunami relief and recovery will be matched retroactive to December 26, 2004 and will continue through March 31, 2005.
Cartoon Network will air "Kids Help Out" public service announcements featuring some of the music world's top names singing "Give A Little Bit." Performers include Clay Aiken, India Arie and John Ondrasik of Five For Fighting. Children, parents and teachers can learn more about the program at this website.
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