新專輯宣傳在即 杰西卡•辛普森不幸失聲
[ 2006-08-30 15:24 ]
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人們說(shuō)，“這失聲失得也太不是時(shí)候了！”
就在媒體準(zhǔn)備對(duì)杰西卡·辛普森的新專輯《公共事件》進(jìn)行大肆宣傳的時(shí)候，這位超人氣青春偶像的聲帶卻出現(xiàn)了問(wèn)題，幾乎失聲，醫(yī)生讓她暫時(shí)不要唱歌。辛普森的發(fā)言人羅伯·沙特說(shuō)，辛普森有望周五前能夠康復(fù)，因?yàn)楦鶕?jù)計(jì)劃，她要參加NBC廣播電視網(wǎng)的“今天”節(jié)目。“她正在努力，每個(gè)人都滿懷希望，在心里為她祈禱?！?/P> |
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Jessica Simpson poses for photographers at a party for her
new album in New York, August 29, 2006. REUTERS/Chip East (UNITED
STATES | Talk about bad
timing. At the start of a
media blitz to support her new
album, "A Public Affair," Jessica Simpson is on vocal rest.
"It is true that she has indeed lost her voice," Simpson's publicist,
Rob Shuter, told The Associated Press on Tuesday. "She's been ordered to
rest. ... She can talk, she can croak
out a few sentences. She
sounds a little off, but, you know, she can't sing."
Simpson, 26, fell ill Friday and has "a
strain, a bruise on her vocal cord," Shuter told the AP.
The singer canceled an appearance on CBS' "Late Show With David
Letterman" this week but dropped by MTV's "Total Request Live" on Tuesday
to promote the album. Simpson, speaking in a hoarse voice, introduced music videos. She
also signed CDs for fans.
Simpson hopes her condition improves by Friday, when she is scheduled
to perform on NBC's "Today" show, Shuter said.
"She's trying," he said. "Everybody is hoping and keeping their fingers
crossed."
(Agencies) |
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timing: 時(shí)機(jī)
media blitz:
大肆媒體宣傳期間
croak out:
發(fā)出低而嘶啞的聲音
sounds off: 失聲
a strain,
a bruise on her vocal cord: 聲帶因過(guò)度疲勞被拉傷了
hoarse
voice:
沙啞的嗓音
cross：十字架，此處引申為“祈禱”
（英語(yǔ)點(diǎn)津陳蓓編輯）
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