Atop of the years, the name Stevie Wonder has become synonymous with tuneful greatness. Since beginning his musical shoot in 1961, The 57 year well-established R&B, soul and pop Motown musician, has legitimately grown into a living legend. To outmoded, Gawk has received twenty-five Grammy Awards, had more than thirty top ten hits and has had four of his albums turn out to be it to Rolling Stone’s list of The 500 Greatest Albums of All Hour. In addition, in 1989, Wonder was awarded with the furthest honor, as he was inducted into the Rock and Rob Lecture-hall of Fame.

Stevie Wonder was born in 1950 in Saginaw, Michigan. Born prematurely, Wonder was put into an incubator as a baby and after an over-exposure to oxygen, became permanently blind. However, Wonder’s blindness did not prevent him from living life to the fullest and instead, soon became his trademark, rather than his disability.

By the tender age of thirteen, Wonder already had his first major hit: Motown Records’ Fingertips part two. The song was a breakthrough for the young musician and its success contributed to what would soon become one of the most significant, successful and influential careers in pop music history. Wonder followed Fingertips part two with a slew of other hits in the 1960’s, including Uptight (Everything’s Alright), With a Child’s Heart and Blowin’ in the Wind.

The 70’s and 80’s were the years when Wonder’s music took him from superstar to legend. This important time period saw Wonder releasing his biggest albums, which included Music of My Mind, Innervisions, Songs in the Key of Life, Hotter than July and Stevie Wonder’s Original Musiquarium. The albums and others which followed, were instant classics and provided a compendium of hit singles. These included Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours, Superstition, You are the Sunshine of My Life, I Wish, Sir Duke, Happy Birthday, Ebony and Ivory, Ribbon In the Sky, I just Called to Say I love You and Part-Time Lover.

After being recognized as one of the most important artists and icons of our time, Wonder continues to tour the world and make new music. Recently, Wonder announced plans for a brief summer tour, with dates in June and July. The tour is scheduled to see Wonder performing in New York, Wisconsin, Illinois and British Columbia.

Stevie Wonder Tour Dates: June 18, 2008 – Babylon, NY – Jones Beach Theatre June 26, 2008 – Milwaukee, WI – Marcus Amphitheater June 28, 2008 – Chicago, IL – Grant Park July 12, 2008 – Vancouver, BC – General Motors Place

Stevie Wonder tickets available at: ShowTime Tickets 604-688-5000 1-800-480-SHOW(7469) www.showtimetickets.com

Ladies, if you are attending a wedding with the intent of customary home with one of the ushers, take care to happen to acquainted with majority languages and gestures. Persuaded, you can approach men and strike up a conversation (or perhaps you can’t!), but if you want to lure one of the groom’s ushers, you will requirement body signals that beguile his interest. Body language and gestures, including your eyes and hands, respond more than a thousand incomparable words.

When you use the equipment God gave you to attract the lads, you are sending him messages, likely he will not ignore. Take care that you do not send the wrong messages however. This is why you want to learn proper communication in gestures and body language. Try out some of our sly moves during the wedding reception.

Using the eyes to draw in your prey, flutter your eyelids. Slightly cliché? We think so. Why not try a glance - turn your head slightly down, peer up and smile with a half mouth grin. The message you are sending to him says, “I am interested in you.� You are also letting him know that you are not prepared to take the front, so it is his turn to move. Put him in check and he will make the next move to checkmate you.

Your hands can speak louder than words. There’s the old adage that when a woman plays with her hair, she’s flirting. While this isn’t always true, most people will interpret it as exactly that. On that note, use your hand to play with your hair, twirling it as you hang your head downward, casually glancing up at the guy you’ve set your sights on. Watch his next move. If he does not show interest, try bringing your fingers up to your lips as you bite down gently bringing the lip inward, expressing a “hum’ like emotion.

If you want to attract the lads, learn how to use those legs. Men love a nice looking pair of pins, so be sure that the lad you are interested in gets the opportunity to see your stuff. When sitting, cross your legs over and slightly kick one or the other leg back and forth. If all else fails, try bending over and picking up a napkin you dropped; as you bend your head up, peer in his direction with a half-face grin.

A casual smile can send a message too. If you find a guy that takes your interest, give him a shot of those pearly whites. Although remember: you are not peering into a camera about to say, “Cheese!� Use a genuine smile, and relax.