Casting Call for Female Talents

By admin | June 25, 2009

The producers of Malaysian Dreamgirl are searching for a female talent to play the leading role in a brand new exciting reality series.

Terms: 6 days only. Up to RM500 per day. Fame guaranteed.

Criteria:
* Female
* Malaysian
* 18-26 years old
* English speaking
* Comfortable with singing

Submit your details with a recent photo here.

Topics: New feature | 3 Comments »

Photos of Grand Finale @ The Curve

By admin | May 27, 2009

View the entire collection of photos from the Grand Finale @ The Curve at our Ximplify community.

>> Photo album

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I Spy with My Little Eye…YOUR Malaysian Dreamgirl

By queenBxxxx | May 21, 2009

I said it once and I’ll say it again. I love reality. R-E-A-L.

The end of the road…

The end of the road...

We have a new Malaysian Dreamgirl.

Juanita Francis is the winner of Malaysian Dreamgirl Season 2. Who would’ve thought? Even she didn’t think so.

Juanita started off with a great deal of determination. I remember watching her on the day of her first photoshoot. Confident, yet unsure. Absorbing everything around her yet remaining a little oblivious and void. From the start, she was a contradiction in herself, and it only got worse as the drama unfolded. We saw a side to Juanita that was cold, calculating and vindictive. But as the show progressed, she seemed to develop into a more stable character, focusing more on the modeling and less on the drama. Her relationship with the girls improved dramatically, and as the top three spent their final weeks together they appeared to develop a bond that is now unbreakable.

Do I think she deserved to win?

My answer is YES.

She poured her blood, sweat and tears into this competition, and was well deserving of the title. Her photos were hit and miss, and as I’ve said before, often looked a little stiff and controlled. As the new Malaysian Dreamgirl, Juanita needs to keep up the hard work and aim for the sky.

Do I think she was the best choice to win?

My answer is NO.

Pinky was the best contestant, shining over and over again in all her photoshoots. She shone on the night of the finale.

She was simple in character but exuded a warmth and sophistication in her photos. Always consistent, always improving. Pinky was the shining star that took the competition to a whole new level.

And as for Dawn…

Dawn deserved to be in the top three. She also deserved to come in third. Although sweet and kind, staying out of trouble throughout the season, she failed to show that extra something in her pictures. They were good, demonstrating a lot of freedom and movement, but her facial expression remained a little blank and lifeless.

The girls at the finale were stunning, although I’m not too sure what was going on with their hair. They all looked a little like a 3 year old had grabbed a bunch of rubberbands and knotted little balls on their heads.

Hmm… Shawn Cutler gets it SO wrong sometimes!

The dresses from Limkokwing and other local designers were interesting, some more than others. Elaine Daly and Will Quah were the perfect hosts, and kept the night moving along smoothly. Andrew of Andrews Models and Julie of Beautilicious had a bit of banter on stage.

Online Judges Kenny Sia and Kinky Blue Fairy made an appearance. Kenny, always a good sport, even strutted his stuff on the runway.

Season One Dreamgirl’s were dotted around. Jaishana backstage, Aly interviewing family members as they arrived, and Fiqa and Adeline spectators in the crowd.

It was a long evening, and dragged on at points, especially with the poor excuse for a percussion band. But all in all, you could feel the excitement in the air, and the tension mounted before the final results were announced.

It was exciting to see the girls on stage, together again for the last time.

Rajvin was not there but we had Acha, Maya, Farah, Liana, Denezia, Natasha, Ming, Pinky, Dawn and Juanita. Those are your Malaysian Dreamgirls, Season Two.

The search is over.