Beautiful pics of Helene Fischer and Claudia Wells feet & legs

For those who love low-grade pop rivalry may enjoy the fact the fact that Katy Perry beat Taylor Swift to the title of Forbess highest-paid musician of the year 2018. There are some candidates for the position further down Forbes' top 10. Helene Fischer is listed as No. 8 on Forbes' top 10 list, which is just a few spots behind Rihanna as well as above Celine Dion, as well Britney Spears. Who? It is a fact, a German-Russian super-star who keeps her mouth shut so that she can remain a normal woman. She loves butter, but in interviews, she only discovers that her husband is the German television personality who had her face tattooed across his arm. Fischer 34 is described as the star of Germany's Schlager scene. Her sound is very versatile and tends towards two different directions. The first are oompah-like bierhalle beats that is a snarl of concern to alcohol-related boozebabes as well as Bundesrepublik. Fischer embodies it: The reliable woman who's heart skips when her breath stops after hearing about how her husband plays up the female weaknesses of his wife to trigger protection feelings. The classic themes of Schlager were an excellent counterpoint to Western-influenced pop that swept into Germany in the aftermath of the Second World War. There are countless Schlager specials in the world of television that appeal to baby Boomers. Fischer puts one out every Christmas, a cloying program with a stellar ensemble. This makes Jools' annual Hootenanny look like Channel 4s' Club X. Schlager is a country music show with origins and down-to-earth vibe is the closest thing to the genre. The aggressive, synth-pop of Fischer makes her music as if she's German Taylor Swift. Swifts evolutive musical style has transformed her into a cool person, while Fischer's music is completely horrible.

Claudia Wells (born in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia) was raised her life in San Francisco CA. Wells became famous for her performance as Jennifer Parker, Marty McFly's partner in the 1985 film Back to the Future. Wells was also a co-star as a co-star in Stop the Madness, a music video about drugs that was commissioned by the Reagan Administration featuring well-known actors, musicians and sports stars. In the following year, she was a guest in a television film Babies Having Babies and played as the lead character in the short-lived series Fast Times a television adaptation of the cult 1982 film Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Claudia's career was on a speed-to-success in entertainment, but when her mother was diagnosed with cancer, she resigned from acting. That tragic experience spurred her toward taking an active role in charities the most recent of which is called KidsInTheSpotlight.org. Claudia's experience within the world of entertainment isn't being over. Even though she's earned more than 50 credits including film television and theater roles, she feels that she has many more to learn. It is important to find savage characters that go beyond conventional roles. Claudia Wells manages Armani Wells, a men's premium-clothing retailer. For more information, visit the website ClaudiaWells.com.