Running time73 minutesCountryLanguageBarbie: The Princess & the Popstar is a 2012 American - Canadian direct-to-DVD musical film produced by and released. It is the 23rd entry in the and the 2nd Barbie film to be based on by (the first was ). The film features the voices of Kelly Sheridan, Jennifer Waris, Ashleigh Ball, Tiffany Giardina, Ellie King and Peter Kelamis.
The film is about two teenage girls, Keira a world famous Popstar and her best friend the princess of Meribella, Princess Victoria Bethany Evangeline Renee (Tori) (both portrayed by ) who meet each other in Meribella. Contents.Plot During summertime, Meribella, a magical kingdom, is going to have its five hundredth anniversary. Princess Tori and her younger sisters Meredith and Trevi are very busy, having to attend ceremonies and balls, and always be poised and proper. The princesses think it is hard work. Whenever they have the chance, they sneak away and play together. Before Meribella's five hundredth anniversary, the princesses have to greet royal visitors, who come to Meribella for the occasion.
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Tori wishes she could have an exciting, music-filled life like her favorite popstar, Keira. She wishes she could watch Keira performing near her palace.Keira, a world-famous and popular, but kind singer-songwriter, is on the guest list and is going to perform at the festival for the Meribella's five hundredth anniversary.
Keira enjoys touring, greeting fans and having extravagant, spectacular concerts. However, it leaves her with no time to do what she was passionate about: writing songs.Keira thinks being a princess would be awesome. The next day, members of the royal court are invited to the palace in Meribella to meet the royal family. Duchess Amelia, Tori's strict aunt, forbids Tori to watch Keira's concert when she was supposed to be greeting guests. When Keira arrives at the palace for the festival, she meets Tori. They instantly become friends, and their pet dogs Vanessa and Riff, too. Tori gives Keira a tour of the palace and so they began joking about trading places.
Keira tells Tori how she longs to be a princess and wear a tiara like her. Tori gives Keira her tiara to try it on. Keira takes out her magic microphone and magically turns her outfit into a gown and Tori then shows her magical brush to Keira. Tori uses her magic hairbrush, so she uses it to transform her hair into a different hairstyle. They then realize that they look just alike.Aunt Amelia walks into the room and drags Keira, who is disguised as Tori back to the ballroom, where an embarrassing encounter takes place.
Keira accidentally trips and falls on Prince Liam of Stuffinsburg. They have an awkward conversation, smiling and blushing, after which Keira and Tori continue their tour.Tori convinces Keira to stay disguised as each other while she carries on giving Keira a tour of her palace. They enter a secret garden, where fairies tend to the plants.
There is a diamond gardenia plant, which is used to pay for school and other things. Tori tells Keira that the Diamond Gardenia roots spread through the entire kingdom. Without it, Meribella's plants would die.
The Diamond Gardenia makes the kingdom magical. Tori finds two tiny diamonds at the base of the Diamond Gardenia. The fairies put the diamonds on their necklaces, making them their friendship necklaces. Outside, Keira's manager, Crider, is tired of not being a star and comes to the palace to find valuables while getting a tour from Tori's aunt.
Tori's aunt then notices that Tori has bought Keira to see the Diamond Gardenia and scolds her about bringing strangers into the secret area. Keira's manager, who has been secretly eavesdropping, plans to steal the diamond plant.Tori and Keira head back to Tori's room after Keira almost got into trouble. Tori and Keira realize they want to continue to be each other and agree to remain as each other for one more day. Tori teaches Keira how to be a princess and Keira teaches Tori how to be a pop star. Tori, under the disguise of Keira, gives autographs to people and enjoys it, but later learns about a drought that she should have been aware of. Meanwhile, Keira, under the disguise of Tori, learns to behave like a princess. She also learns a new song while playing with Tori's younger sisters, who discover Keira's true identity but promise to keep it secret.
Later, Keira gets locked in Tori's room by Tori's aunt for not writing a commemoration speech, but Vanessa shows Keira a secret exit in the room through which she escapes. Meanwhile, Tori sings a song for the first time on stage.Later, Crider and Rupert, Crider's assistant, uproot the Diamond Gardenia. The fairies try to stop them, but their efforts are not enough, as Rupert sprayed strawberry-scented hairspray all around causing their wings to stick together. Tori and Keira use their respective magic tools to change back into their true selves. Both stop the two, with the unexpected help from Liam, and discover it is always best to be yourself. Crider tries to flee with the Gardenia using his airy coat but the girls imposed a heavy makeover on him using their respective magical tools, causing him to drop the plant and break it into pieces.Using the diamonds of their friendship necklaces as seeds, Tori and Keira plant a new Diamond Gardenia to revitalize the dead plants in the kingdom. Tori, now confident about her life, finally gives her speech.
The two go back to the concert and end the film both as entertainers and as best friends.Characters. (speaking) and Jennifer Waris (singing) as Princess Victoria Bethany Evangeline Renee (Tori) – The princess of Meribella, Tori dreams of becoming a popstar like Keira. Tori is a childish, naughty, fun-loving and disobedient teenage girl who always neglected her royal duties and just wanted to play around.
When she and Keira met, Keira made Tori understand that she should be aware of the kingdom's condition, take care of it and work hard to fulfil her royal duties. With the help of Keira, she became responsible and put her duties before fun. She is portrayed by Barbie.
Her appearance is blonde hair with a pink heart-shaped necklace. (speaking) and (singing) as Keira – A famous, organized and talented popstar, Keira dreams of being a princess. Besides Tori, Keira is more calm, confident and has a gentle caring nature.
She's compassionate and considerate. Keira is kind and has a strong personality. She is portrayed by Barbie. Her appearance is brown hair with a purple star-shaped necklace. Ellie King as Duchess Amelia – Tori's strict and dignified aunt. as Seymour Crider – Keira's greedy and ambitious manager and the main antagonist of the film. Jonathan Holmes as Rupert – Crider's dumb and bumbling assistant and the man who wants to be Crider's best buddy.
Allison Warnyca as Nora – Keira's organizer. as King Frederick – Tori's kind and fair father.
Lauren Lavoie as Princess Meredith – Tori's younger sister. She is very smart and seems to be little bit serious. She is portrayed by Barbie's younger sister Stacie.
Ashlyn Drummond as Princess Trevi – Tori's youngest sister. She is portrayed by Barbie's youngest sister Chelsea.
Also, full name appears to be Courtney as in 'Barbie Rock n Royals' main character. as Prince Liam – The handsome prince of Stuffinsburg who was visiting Meribella with his uncle, Duke Trentino. He falls in love with Keira when she is disguised as Tori.
Liam is kind, modest and has a great sense of humor. He's a major misfit who is shy around crowds. He is portrayed by Ken. Leala Selina as Vanessa Victoria Fluffypie – Tori's. She turns her nose up at Riff and is really dainty and girlish. She acts more like a princess than Tori, when she should be acting like a dog. Adrian Petriw as Riff – Keira's playful and loving dog.
He is very loyal and faithful. He loves to perform Keira's dance moves and is devoted to her. He likes Vanessa and always tries to impress her.Soundtrack Barbie: The Princess and The Popstar (Soundtrack)by. Jennifer Waris and Tiffany GiardinaReleasedAugust 28, 2012Recorded2012,A soundtrack album for this movie was released on August 28, 2012. It is available on. It contains nine tracks, all of the songs featured in the movie.Track listing No.TitleWriter(s)Length1.'
Here I Am / Princesses Just Want to Have Fun' (performed by Tiffany Giardina and Jennifer Waris), Gabriel Mann, Rob Hudnut and Robert Hazard3:342.' I Wish I Had Her Life' (performed by Tiffany Giardina and Jennifer Waris)Amy Powers, Gabriel Mann and Rob Hudnut2:303.' To Be a Princess / To Be a Popstar' (performed by Tiffany Giardina and Jennifer Waris)Amy Powers, Gabriel Mann and Rob Hudnut3:194.'
Perfect Day' (performed by Tiffany Giardina and Jennifer Waris)and3:295.' Look How High We Can Fly' (performed by Tiffany Giardina)Amy Powers, Gabriel Mann and Rob Hudnut3:086.' Here I Am (Tori Version)' (performed by Jennifer Waris)Amy Powers, Gabriel Mann and Rob Hudnut3:347.' Princess & Popstar Finale Medley' (performed by Tiffany Giardina and Jennifer Waris)Amy Powers, Gabriel Mann, Rob Hudnut, Tim James and Antonina Armato3:228.' ' (performed by Jennifer Waris)1:299.' Here I Am (Keira Version)' (performed by Tiffany Giardina)Amy Powers, Gabriel Mann and Rob Hudnut2:57Here I Am 'Here I Am (Keira Version)'byfrom the album Barbie: The Princess and The Popstar (Soundtrack)ReleasedAugust 28, 2012 ( 2012-08-28)FormatLength2: 57Amy Powers, Gabriel Mann and Rob Hudnut' Here I Am (Keira Version)' is a song recorded by American singer for the 2012 CGI animated movie Barbie: The Princess and The Popstar. It was released on iTunes on August 28, 2012 as a promotional single from the album.
This is the second song that is featured in the film's credits.References.
Week 5: Your Style. Outside of LolitaHow I look all the time, obviously!Just kidding! I wish!STOP THE PRESSES!
This breaking news just in. Lolita aren't always dressed to the nines in their ribbons and frills every single day!? How can this be? Perhaps you ought to sit, dear reader, your cheeks are flushed with this sudden shock. If only I could offer you an appropriate swooning chaise, that way you could faint in the most elegant way possible.^-^ Nah!
I'm just teasing ya! Try as we might, I know very few Lolita who actually walk out the door on a daily basis dressed in their cutest curls, pastel accessories, and frilly outfits. Sometimes it just isn't practical, or there isn't enough time. I mean, it takes a lot of time and effort to transform our 'normal' caterpillar selves into pretty pretty butterflies! (Unless of course you are, whom we all know to be magical! Just look at how effortless her transformation is. She weaves her magic spells, twirls and twirls around so cutely, and suddenly she is donned in her best Loli gear!
Seriously, I think that girl could look cute in a paper sack!)Cute dolly transformation takes time, and I can't imagine trying to wear it every day! There were times where I was waking up at 6 am to drag myself from a warm bed to head to oil painting class, and I was lucky enough to sleep walk through a shower and eat, forget about looking nice, ha ha. It's not that my appearance was every slovenly by any means, but it was more about being comfy than looking cute for me.When it comes right down to it, I am just. For me dressing up all frilly, fancy, or cute is more of a spur of the moment or occasion kind of thing. I just don't do it every day because I would rather pull out a pair of jeans and some kind of top, and get on with my day. (Don't tell, but I even have just all out PJ days where I shuffle around in my whale slippers and do my designs, ha ha.)So the burning question on everyone's mind. What does Annika look like sans-frills and cuteness?Let's find out!☆Every Day Style:I am, and probably always will be, a t-shirt and jeans kind of girl.
I find them to be comfy, cute, and practical for daily outfits. They don't require any real thought on my part, since most of the time I'm bent over a sewing machine with only my kitty to see me anyway. It's funny, and I've only begin to notice it recently. But most of my 'normal' clothing is a lot more monochromatic with darker hues and tones than the pastel cuteness I'm normally drawn to in my sweet lolita attire. I feel like my style really changed and evolved when I went to college, and got a chance to surround myself with new people and new things. Believe it or not, I actually used to have pretty long hair and wore some ridiculous 60s flare style jeans back in the day, with a twist of punk/gothic thrown in there.
(No you will not be seeing those photos, hahaha.). Here's another shocker for you. I don't wear make up, um, well ever really.o. I used to wear it a lot back when I first started college, because I've always been really shy about my complexion and have always had a bit of trouble with acne. About a year into my relationship with my ex, he told me he thought that I actually looked prettier without it. So I stopped using it, unless for a special occasion or if I just wanted to look cute. I know a lot of girls feel like they have to 'put on their face' before they walk out the door, but I'm not one of them.
Yeah of course, I'm still insecure about my blemishes but I feel like a fresh face is like a blank canvas, it's who you really are, so why not show that on an every day kind of basis? (Plus, I'm still lazy.: p )Sometimes you'll see me switch into my contacts, but not very often. My glasses are more of a necessity than a fashion statement. I'm fairly certain that I should be declared legally blind without them, ha ha. There are times when I throw on a dress, or a cute skirt with accessories, but that's only if I am feeling really bubbly and want to twirl around being all cute. Otherwise, this is my daily style!☆Fancy Occasion Style:When I go out to a nice restaurant, or on a date or something, I want to feel beautiful and I think my wardrobe for fancier occasions reflect that. Unlike my sweet lolita, which is a frilly opulence with over the top pastel color cuteness, my fancy style consists of tailored cuts, minimal colors designs, and more sleek style.
Most of my dresses for these sorts of things are dark tones, mostly black, but I do have a gorgeous vintage lace dress I wear.Photography by the cutest, sweetest, Xandre KingI pair my dresses with only a hint of accessories; usually a string of pearls, pearl earrings, or a very delicate chain with a pendant. In the words of Coco Chanel, ' A woman can be over dressed but never over elegant.' Depending on the occasion/weather, I will either be wearing suede strappy pumps, knee high leather heeled boots, or a low elegant heel. When I go out, I want to feel beautiful and elegant, with the hint of demure smiles and a touch of make up. As you know, I often have trouble looking my age so when there's a special occasion, or outing to a nice restaurant, I want to be able to have a glass of wine without that awkward conversation of, 'Are you really x years old?' Miss Emily & I. Yup, me with make up, weird I know.
☆Other Street Fashion Sub- Style(s):Back in the day, the first real street fashion that I was heavily influenced by was definitely Decora! I mean, I was head over heels for the photography book, FRUiTS by Shoichi Aoki, and scoured the internet for inspiration of those girls dressed head to toe in their rainbow outfits and ridiculously cute accessories. (I had to be the most colorful person at our high school, and I was AWESOME.
Ha ha, just kidding, but seriously so much rainbow.)If you're wondering what that says: 'Love Child of Rainbow Brite & Strawberry Shortcake.' I once met a guy who was convinced that this was fact, and not fiction, and that these were my true parents. What an odd, memorable dude.I still have sooo many rainbow accessories, hair clips, bows, and what not that you would not believe. It fills an entire plastic drawer, that's how much I have. I guess my style was a cross between Decora and raver kid with as many colors and accessories as humanly possible, ha ha. I even did the rainbow eyeshadow! And I have an awesome plastic silver/rainbow sparkly tiara to go with it.
I love that thing. Now, I'm uncertain as to weather or not I should include this. Since the sub-style is so closely related to Lolita. But about a year ago, I fell in love with the casual lolita style of otome.
I became absolutely enamored with Emily Temple Cute (and it's sub brands, especially it's children collections! Can you say WAY too cute?!)Emily Temple Cute Umbrellas NOPOtome is a style that let's me still feel cute in a toned downfrilly way, while still allowing me to incorporate my mainstream, everyday pieces/accessories.
It's a chance to get that fuzzy, warm Rococo feeling without all the accessories and massive petticoats! XD I love your sense of humour:-)I agree about the sort of pressure girls feel to put on their faces - it's a really funny extreme, considering not that long ago girls were pressured not to wear any makeup. I'm walking around bare-faced most of the time too, unlike most of the girls my age here - so it's pleasant to know there are other girls out there who do not think makeup is a must.By the way, I love your fancy occasion and otome outfits - they are very elegant and feminine, and the economic use of accessories only adds beauty to them.As for your sweet comment on my blog, thank you very much:-) I think by the way you'd look great in a saree - you appear tall and are very slim and delicate-looking. Actually, you make me think of Audrey Hepburn, though with the added sensuality of Jane March. (Oops, I do I hope I don't sound creepyXD). Rosa, ^-^ I am glad to make you laugh!
I always am in a silly, excited mood when I write these posts for whatever the reason. I agree with you! I feel more girls should go bare as is! I think too many of them don't realize how pretty they look even without their foundation/eye make up, sometimes I even think it makes their eyes stand out even more! Hi:-)))I'm very happy you are, the way that: 'If only I could offer you an appropriate swooning chaise, that way you could faint in the most elegant way possible' cracked me up was pricelessXDYou are very welcome about the compliments, I mean them.
But a fellow saree-lover AND owner? Allow me one squeal of excitement!XDDThe tutorial is an excellent idea, actually (though I'd feel very self-conscious, not being from India) - if you'd think it would help you, I could put something together:-)First of all, don't worry about messing your saree up - if you don't charge at it like a maddened maenad with scissors or knife, you won't.
As for putting it on properly, that's actually pretty easy - putting it on beautifully is the difficult part. I've mastered the first part - the second is where my sister comes in. Usually, at least in my experience, when you want to wrap it around you and drape the 'train' part (is that how you call it in English, the pallu end hanging down from shoulder?) really beautifully, you need help of another person. Just a heads up.So if you want, I'll put the tutorial together and in return, you'll show me photos of you decked out in your sarees, ok?:-)))As for the makeup, my sentiments exactly!
The problem might be as well that we as girls are conditioned to think we ARE NOT pretty unless we wear makeup and boys are conditioned to think us ugly unless we wear makeup. I've even met a grown man (in his forties) who was searching in vain for a girlfriend and on whose list of appearance requirements to just consider going out once with a girl was perfectly whitened Hollywood teeth!It was very difficult to keep that: 'Guess why you still haven't found a girlfriend, Einstein' from spilling out of my mouthXD. Hahaha, that made me laugh.
People wonder why it is so hard to find a partner when their standards are all out of order! I also like to shake my head at those people, so I know how you feel ha ha.:pYou and I will have to single handedly show those girls how pretty they really are! ^-^I would ADORE you making a sari tutorial!!