Take a look at this, I was so excited when I saw it. I like the 1st picture when she is in a feild, (I think shes in a feild)
http://www.hilarynews.com/2007/02/27...t-untagged-hq/

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she looks great

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Dosn't she??
LOL I thought so......

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Some lyrics to hilarys soon to be album "Dignity"
http://www.hilarynews.com/

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ok I edit the list right now.......

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With Love -----Dance Video Game

Nexon America Inc., the U.S. division of Asia’s leading online games company Nexon Group, announced today the release of its massively multiplayer online dance title, Audition, now available for download at http://www.nexon.net. Additionally, Nexon revealed that Hilary Duff will lend her latest single "With Love" to the virtual dance floor, bolstering the library of hit songs already featured in the game.

Further strengthening the company’s online games portfolio for the North American market, Nexon’s Audition is a virtual community where players can chat with their friends and battle in intense dance-off
competitions. Featuring songs from top artists and dynamic music composed exclusively for the game, Audition is free-to-play and subscription-free.

"One of the biggest ways I connect with my fans is online," says Hilary Duff. "And now with Audition, I have a cool new venue where I can share my
music. Not to mention, I can’t wait to see all the crazy and original dance competitions featuring ‘With Love.’" Pop music sensation Hilary Duff is one of the first artists to announce her involvement with Nexon’s Audition. Duff’s new single "With Love," off her album "Dignity," will be featured in both the game and the Audition TV commercial, now airing across a portfolio of MTVN television and online brands, including MTV, MTV2, mtvU, Comedy Central, VH1, Spike and Nickelodeon. Duff, who shot to fame with the television show Lizzie McGuire, already has three hit albums under her belt with "Metamorphosis," "Hilary Duff," and "Most Wanted," having sold over 13 million records
worldwide.











Article from: http://www.hilarynews.com/2007/04/10...ce-video-game/

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Sammy did you get her new cd yet?

I got it for Easter. Its definetly different then her other albums. Its like all dance songs.

But i love the song "Outside of the box"....its my favorite on there

Oh no I have not gotten it (yet) LOL
I hear its really good, I have heard lots of the songs on her new show on MTV its called "Hilary Duff this is now"
I really like it!
So if u like her songs I am just assuming u like Hilary?! If so I can sign u up 4 this club........

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Oh yes definetly sign me up!!!!

I used to be the BIGGEST Hilary fan about a year ago. I mean i seen all of her movies and bought all her cds and have been to both of her tours. Recently though i have moved from Hilary to Kellie. But i still do like Hilary.

I missed the first show of that MTV special but i caught the second one.

OMGSH ME 2!!!!!!! haha and ok I will sign u up........

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Ya I heard that she was gonna be on TeenNick, I am not watching it though, it will probally be on the internet soon.................

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http://www.hilarynews.com/2007/04/15...-italy-awards/
This is amazing!

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Teen heartbreak is never fun, especially for young starlets.

And if you happen to be squeaky-clean pop singer
Hilary Duff, the public anguish is compounded when your rock-star boyfriend rebounds with
Nicole Richie.

One obvious remedy might be to trash the indecorous socialite on your new album, which debuted at No. 3 on the U.S. pop charts this week. Bonus factor: sales were more than double those of the new album by ex-boyfriend Joel Madden’s band Good Charlotte the week before.

The lyrical content of the deeply confessional album, "Dignity," raised some eyebrows. In the title track, 19-year-old Duff savages a woman who would "show up to the opening of an envelope." The character wears Jimmy Choo shoes, a fashionable brand coincidentally endorsed by Richie. And the song "Gypsy Woman" targets someone who’s "got no shame … bringing down the family name."

The only problem is that the All-American girl swears she is not singing about the daughter of singer
Lionel Richie.

"I don’t have anything against her," Duff said in a recent interview with Reuters. "I broke up with my boyfriend, and I expect him to date other people, and I don’t know her, and I don’t have a problem with her, and I really don’t want her to think that I don’t like her because she’s dating my ex-boyfriend. I’m going to date people too, y’know?"

Specifically, "Dignity" is about the crazy individuals she encounters in Los Angeles, not only the infamous tabloid mainstays, but regular people who seem to think that "having the hottest bag … makes you the coolest person," she said.

Instead, "Gypsy Woman," which Duff co-wrote with older sister Haylie, targets the woman Duff says destroyed their family by having an affair with the girls’ father (Bob Duff is pointedly not thanked in the album’s gushing liner notes).

"It’s much more meaningful than what Nicole Richie means to me," Duff said of the song.

DANCE RECORD

"Dignity," released through Walt Disney Co.’s Hollywood Records label, marks Duff’s fourth album, and her first set of new material since a self-titled effort that peaked at No. 2 in 2004. While that disc had a pop-rock bent, the new album is an unabashed dance record. Duff co-wrote all but one of the tracks with songwriter Kara DioGuardi, who has worked with the likes of Gwen Stefani and Christina Aguilera.

Duff recorded the album last year amid the denouement of her relationship with Madden, who is almost eight years her senior, and the lyrics in such tunes as "Stranger" and "Burned" reflect her pain.

The confessional CD marks another step in her carefully planned evolution from the star of the Disney Channel cable series "Lizzie McGuire" to a serious singer-actress who has her own perfume and clothing lines. Her manager, Robert Thorne, previously turned the Olsen twins into multimedia mogul