Hips Don't Lie - Shakira

  

  

  

 

Talking about relationships... Do you think it's a good idea to start one? Somehow I think those who're single are much luckier than those attached. Reason being, you don't get controlled. Though it's true that having a partner allows you to share your problems with, but we can always do it among close friends. Agree? I've never been into one, serious, so perhaps someone out there, any kind souls, please enlighten me!

Kept having the urge to make myself a new blogskin, should I? I know I shouldn't be spending or rather WASTING time on doing blogskins because the N's coming! 2 more weeks before the next paper. How horrifying. But I'm still not feeling the rush at the moment, though I've became slightly more hardworking.

It's called the "Oral Fixation" tour, which sounds like something about sex. Yet Shakira's jubilant, high-energy performance Wednesday at the TD Waterhouse Centre defied that narrow cliche. Let MTV reality shows capitalize on sex -- Shakira's charismatic stage presence is about something more. Not that there wasn't extensive hip rolling, rump shaking and belly dancing, but this Colombian superstar's expressive voice and engaging facial expressions almost turned the gyrations into art. It's worth mentioning that Shakira is drop-dead beautiful, with a radiant smile and beguiling eyes that blow the grading curve for other celebrity hotties. With a tilted eyebrow or some other subtle movement, she softens and humanizes the sexually charged choreography. "Can you do one thing for me?" she asked early in the show. "Can you make a woman happy? . . . I want you to have fun tonight." Shakira made that easy because it looked as if she was h...