Biografija

Name :	Pink
Birth Date :	September 8, 1979
Birth Place :	Doylestown, Pennsylvania, USA
Birth Name :	Alecia Moore
Height :	5' 4
Education :	Central Bucks West High in Philadelphia, PA
Nationality :	American
Profession :	Actress, musician
Known For :	Album : "Can't Take Me Home"

• Will expose her innermost thoughts and feelings in a big screen adaptation of her private diary following the decision to postpone a planned biopic of sixties icon Janis Joplin. (December 9, 2004)
  
• Scrapped plans to linger in Prague for a few days after a weekend concert, because of security fears after a bomb exploded at a downtown casino. (August 5, 2004)
  
• Has been cast as Janis Joplin in an upcoming indie biopic. (April 6, 2004)
  
• A new Gladiator-style ad for Pepsi featuring Beyonce Knowles, Britney Spears and Pink will be premiered in London?s Trafalgar Square Monday night. (January 26, 2004)
  
• Is featured in a new Gladiator-style ad for Pepsi. (January 20, 2004)
  
• Her streaks was named worst female hair color in a celebrity hair survey conducted by Wella. (December 20, 2003)
  
• Went on stage last Thursday at Motorola's fifth annual talk-of-the-town holiday bash benefiting Toys for Tots. (December 9, 2003)
  
• Pink and Christina Aguilera recently banned each other from attending their respective London parties. Pink was planning on checking out Aguilera's after-show bash at a London nightclub, until discovering that she wasn't invited to the event. However, she got her own sweet revenge on Aguilera on Tuesday (November 4) night when she told the bouncer at her album promotion party not to let Aguilera in the door. (November 7, 2003)
  
• Pink proved her attraction to Kristanna Loken was more than just a one night stand when she was again spotted getting cozy with the blonde -- The pair were snapped sharing lusty dance floor kisses at a party in Monte Carlo on Saturday night, and the next night they continued their antics at exclusive nightclub Jimmy'z. (October 14, 2003)
  
• Says she doesn't care about the sales figures of her upcoming album Try This as long as people listen to her music and her lyrics. (October 13, 2003)
  
• Is putting the finishing touches on her third album titled, Try This, which will be released on November 11. (October 7, 2003)
  
• Pink will release her third Arista album, Try This, on Nov. 11. (September 23, 2003)
  
• Pink has written a letter to Anna Wintour, the editor of Vogue, urging her to stop running fur promotions in the pages of the fashion magazine -- Pink writes in the letter, Fashion is about changing with the times. With that in mind I urge you to modernize your magazine and stop promoting fur! (August 9, 2003)
  
• Pink, Nas, David Bowie, and Nickelback have recorded new songs for the CHARLIE'S ANGELS: FULL THROTTLE soundtrack, due June 24 on Columbia Records/Sony Music Soundtrax. (May 29, 2003)
  
• Pink's hit singles Family Portrait and Just Like A Pill, and Lavigne's I'm With You are featured on the new 18-song collection, Ultimate Smash Hits, due June 3. (May 29, 2003)
  
• Pink was named best international female solo artists at the Brit Awards Thursday. (February 21, 2003)
  
• The drummer for Pink was arrested Sunday in Hawaii, but was bailed out in time to play the singer's show Wednesday, the final date of her world tour -- during a routine passport check of musician William Johnson, authorities discovered there was a warrant for his arrest for grand larceny in New York. (December 21, 2002)
  
• Despite the arrest of her drummer over the weekend, Pink will still get the party started in Honolulu Wednesday on the last stop of her six-month world tour -- drummer William Johnson was arrested Sunday when a routine passport check revealed a warrant for his arrest for grand larceny in New York. (December 20, 2002)
  
• Pink might be headed down the aisle with extreme motocross rider Carey Hart -- That's where it's going to lead to, Hart told a Las Vegas journal on Monday at the Hard Rock Hotel, where he attended a party after the Billboard Music Awards, but Pink's publicist confirmed Friday that the two are dating, but said there are no marriage plans. (December 16, 2002)
  
• The terms of the agreement call for a creative collaboration between the singer and Bally on a new hip-hop dance aerobics class called Get Your Body Started, and a national dance competition.
  

Pink R&B/pop singer was born Alecia Moore on 8th September 1979 in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, USA, to parents James and Judy. While growing up in Philadephia, her father played Bob Dylan and Don McLean songs on the guitar, which served as inspiration to Pink's pursuit of a musical career. Pink is actually a childhood nickname, she allegedly had her pants pulled down as a schoolchild making her blush bright pink, although there are a number of other suggestions as to the name. Moore made her singing debut at the age of 13 with a local rap crew. She was subsequently recruited by MCA Records to complete the line-up of vocal group Basic Instinct. After a short spell in this trio, Moore moved on to another R&B outfit, Choice, who were signed by LaFace Records. Her writing contributions came to the attention of L.A. Reid, who signed her as a solo artist and put her in the studio with the label's leading writer/producers, including Darryl Simmons and the label's co-founder, Babyface. Can't Take Me Home, released in April 2000, included several lame attempts to recapture the spirit of "There You Go", alongside the obligatory R&B diva ballad, "Let Me Let You Know". Nevertheless, "Most Girls" proved another enduringly popular hit single, breaking into the US Top 5 in October.

She enjoyed a transatlantic Top 10 hit in early 2000 with "There You Go", a sassy kiss-off to an ex-boyfriend that gave Pink an important foothold in the older teenage market alongside acts such as TLC and Kelis. Pink moved away from her urban roots on the more successful M!ssundaztood, a harder-edged album which featured several tracks written and produced by her longtime idol, ex-4 Non Blondes leader Linda Perry. The album repeated the commercial success of her debut, and featured the US Top 5 singles, "Get The Party Started" and "Just Like A Pill". The latter provided Pink with her first UK chart-topper. By the end of 2002, she was established as the new face of US pop with her tales of teen angst reflecting a cultural shift away from the wholesome image promoted by singers such as Britney Spears and Mandy Moore. Her 2003 hit with William Orbit "Feel Good Time" heavily sampled "Fresh Garbage", a lost 60s classic from Spirit. The second single, "Most Girls", is seeing the same success as its predecessor, if not more, by shedding light on the money-grubbing tendencies of "most girls." As opposed to most female artists, Pink, prefers to sing about real moments in life and personal experiences, rather than sing romantic ballads.