Will Chris Brown And Rihanna Become Role Models For Healing Troubled Domestic Relationships?

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 13, 2009 --

The disturbing news about male pop music idol Chris Brown's alleged assault on his girlfriend, female pop music idol Rihanna, which prevented them from performing at this year's Grammys, has understandably been greeted with shock, dismay and sadness by music lovers all over the world. Pundits are predicting that the incident is likely to spell the end of Chris Brown's phenomenal music career. But Clive Swersky, host and producer of Alive with Clive -- The TV Show That Inspires You To Multiply Your Magnificence! which is described at http://alivewithclive.tv, is suggesting that Chris Brown and Rihanna have the opportunity to become role models of a different kind.

"Without question, legal proceedings must run their course and a lot of healing must take place in the relationship between Chris Brown and Rihanna," says Clive, "but if they are willing to speak out about this incident, receive counseling and encourage others in troubled domestic relationships to receive counseling too, a whole lot of good can come from this one incident involving these two larger than life public figures, and their music careers would then continue to blossom."

The topic of domestic violence was recently addressed on Alive with Clive when Clive interviewed Kylie Edmond, an emerging singer/songwriter from Perth, Australia, who now lives in New York. During her interview, she discussed and performed her song, Oh No No, about a woman faced with the dilemma of staying in or leaving an abusive relationship. A video clip of Kylie performing the song is available on The Alive with Clive TV Channel on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/high5clive.

Kylie Edmond is one of the dynamic independent emerging musicians in contention for a slot in The Alive with Clive Top 20. A song from each musician who ends up in The Alive with Clive Top 20 on the day voting ends will be included on a compilation CD to be sold to raise at least a billion dollars for people suffering from AIDS, and to prevent the further spread of AIDS, in South Africa.

Everyone who votes for a musician to be in The Alive with Clive Top 20, gains instantaneous free access to over 10 of the most life-enriching bonuses available on the internet today, including The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles (the inspiration for The Secret) and Give To Live -- The Real Secret To Manifesting Life's Rewards, by Dr. Rick Barrett, which incorporates The Greatest Money Making Secret In History by Dr. Joe Vitale, one of the commentators in The Secret.

Anthony Melillo, a talented 17-year old singer/songwriter from Yorktown, New York, who recently released his debut CD, Just Gettin' Started, has been at the top of The Alive with Clive Top 20 Chart since its inception. He is followed by Irena Hart, founder of Harmony4Kidz, who has just released her new CD called Heartstrings, Joe Venice, another blossoming singer/songwriter who recently sang the National Anthem before the start of a Knicks game at Madison Square Garden, and Kylie Edmond. Others high up on The Alive with Clive Top 20 Chart include Cassandra Kubinski, Jeneen Terrana and Dan Sheehan. Video clips of these and other musicians are also available for viewing on The Alive with Clive TV Channel on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/high5clive.

To see the most recent Alive with Clive Top 20 Chart, which includes links to Web sites and My Space pages of all the musicians in the Top 20 and on the outside looking in, go to http://alivewithclive.tv/inthetop20now.html.

To vote for musicians to be in The Alive with Clive Top 20, go to http://alivewithclive.tv/awctop20.html.

For more information about Alive with Clive, go to http://alivewithclive.tv.

To read and subscribe to Clive Swersky's Blog, on which several of the musicians who are in contention for a slot in The Alive with Clive Top 20 have been featured, go to http://cliveswersky.wordpress.com.

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