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Destini 2022-10-07 09:40:20

The so-called singing and acting, coupled with the successful example of Beyonce's "Dream Girl", is enough to make Christina Aguilera, who has declined in popularity in the music world, make a decision to go to the big screen and choose an inspirational musical. As a debut novel can be described as appropriate. Let's hope Aguilera's debut doesn't end in tragedy like Britney Spears' big-screen tour. Ambitious and vocal, Iowa-town waitress Ellie decides to leave her small town and go to Los Angeles to pursue her dream of stardom. However, it wasn't easy from the start, not only was she stole all her accumulation, but she was only offered a job as a waitress at a burlesque club on Sunset Boulevard. Because she had no money to pay the rent, she had to live in the house of Jack, the creative bartender. The club owner Tess is a cold-hearted woman. At this time, she is facing huge debts and the dilemma of the club being acquired. After Ellie's repeated requests, Tess finally decided to give her a chance to come into power. The share soon made Ellie stand out among many actresses and became the top dancer of the entire club. The club has reached a critical moment of life and death. At this time, the well-known Ellie begins to be tempted by all kinds of temptations. In the whirlpool of emotion and fame, what decision will Ellie make in the end, and what kind of fate will the club face? ...

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  • Marcus: Remember, you got that balloon payment due on the first.

    Tess: [annoyed, to Vince] Did you also tell him I have a tattoo on my ass?

    Vince: [earnestly] No... it's business.

    Marcus: I don't think you're gonna get another opportunity like this. So take it.

    Tess: [after some contemplation, then firmly] No.

    Vince: [quickly, to Marcus] She means not now.

    Tess: No, no. "Not now" means not now, Vince. "No" means no. Marcus, I don't care what you're offering. My club is not for sale.

  • Ali Rose: Morning! Coffee?

    Jack: Black. Like my soul.

    Ali Rose: I took the liberty of making breakfast. I hope you don't mind. It's the least I could do.

    Jack: Smells great.

    Ali Rose: [referring to photo at kitchen counter] She's pretty. Your sister?

    Jack: Fiancée.

    Ali Rose: You're straight?

    Jack: You thought I was gay?

    Ali Rose: Yeah.

    Jack: Wait, why?

    Ali Rose: I don't know. The day bed... the eyeliner...

    Jack: It's a very straight look. You know, it works at the club, Tess loves it...

    Ali Rose: Okay. I should put on some pants.

    Jack: Probably.