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	I'm Married and loving it!	oh man! I'm so sorry that this happened to you. I for one think that you have such an amazing talent and write genuine music. You write what's on people's minds. don't listen to the negative people out there. God gave you a beautiful talent and you shouldn't let schmucks like that guy get you down. God bless marie! all the best to you.   Posted by I'm Married and loving it! on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 5:57 AM [Reply to this]

	Keith Keith Del Mar	hell yeah! retaliate! just like kevin smith and the media. journalists will always do that. hell, i admit doing some of that in high school. it's a sad sad world. just write a song about him, then once it makes money, throw it in his face. haha.   Posted by Keith on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 6:37 AM [Reply to this]

	intergallactic planetary intergallactic planetary intergallactic planetary	... yeah ... people suck sometimes... yeah... people are self serving sometimes.... yeah ... -- thanks for your songs   Posted by intergallactic planetary on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 6:38 AM [Reply to this]

	Jason	Since when did the WSJ become the authority on musicians? The writers should honestly stick to what they know best and keep their slander to the likes of the Enron execs...jeez. I'm sure you know as your popularity skyrockets the attention in mainstream media (both positive and negative) is going to increase exponentially...it's just unfortunate that someone decided to try to flip the script on the whole situation and paint such a bad picture of you/hollywood records. One thing is for sure, all your fans know that you are the genuine article, especially the ones that have been lucky enough to meet you in person (myself included)! Keep it up, you have all of our support! Jason   Posted by Jason on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 6:38 AM [Reply to this]

	Junshien Photography	Marie, there are always going to be scumbags around. And the higher up you get, the more they are going to flock to you because in some sick way, that's how they find meaning in their lives. Keep your head up, girl. You got plenty of fans behind you, and we're supporting you all the way. Don't get discouraged, don't get sidetracked... you're bigger than all those losers. We really genuinely want to see you succeed. =)   Posted by Junshien Photography on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 7:00 AM [Reply to this]

	nick - www.truelifeimages.com Nick Carlson	More power to you Marie' Don't let media negativity get you down. We all see your genuinity! I wish you all the best.   Posted by nick - www.truelifeimages.com on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 7:40 AM [Reply to this]

	Kenneth	That is so messed up. I have to tell that so-called "journalist" a piece of my mind. Thank you for sharing your music, and your thoughts. I was wondering the whole situation with your album and Hollywood Records (I had the same thoughts, when I saw that was the label you were signed to. You're not like many of the artists there!). Like you said, so many artists get signed and then get their music shelved at the label with little chances it'll ever be heard. You're way too talented for that to happen. This article sounds like it's very similar to what was written about fledging artist Amanda Latona in the New York Times Magazine back in 2002; the writer basically skewed everything to a bias point of view and made her look like the next Britney-in-training. Isn't there some sort of law against this libel, unethical type of journalism? These people need to stop the hateration.   Posted by Kenneth on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 7:41 AM [Reply to this]

	Tommy Gunz	I found you through the WSJ article and I have to agree the "angle" the writer took is less than flattering. I also read the review you mentioned from "billboard." In the WSJ article, are you saying you don't agree with the part of Hollywood Records helping you devise your Internet strategy which broke you on Youtube? If you took it upon yourself to play covers on Youtube that was a brilliant move...kudos to you !!! Which part(s) of the WSJ article don't you agree with?   Posted by Tommy Gunz on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 4:17 PM [Reply to this]

	Tommy Gunz	I found you through the WSJ article and I read the billboard review you posted. Which part(s) of the WSJ article do you not agree with?   Posted by Tommy Gunz on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 4:14 PM [Reply to this]

	Larry	You have every right to be upset. Some people will do anything to promote their own career, including hurting others. The only consolation I can offer is that I believe that it takes a good heart to live a happy life, so this individual is also hurting himself.   Posted by Larry on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 4:17 PM [Reply to this]

	~Andrea~	Hopefully the old adage "there's no such thing as BAD press" holds true here. I'm sorry t hear the guy skewed your words, but if it gets your name out there, maybe it will turn out to be a good thing. Always looking for the silver lining. ;) I've followed you since your Pantene win and I think you're an amazing artist, and will tell anyone who listens! Best of luck to you!   Posted by ~Andrea~ on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 4:18 PM [Reply to this]

	Gina	the media can be really harsh and im sorry that you had to deal with such a meanie. you worked hard for what you've accomplished and they dont see that. boo media!!   Posted by Gina on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 4:18 PM [Reply to this]

	the Prodigy	Marie’… I read the WSJ article online and my reaction is that these so-called “journalists” basically have some ill-driven motives to bring you down…these scumbags even go so far as to sketch a shady criminal-like portrait of you, which is totally uncalled for…The truth is: you wanted your music to reach a larger audience; there is no dishonesty and harm in that. I am grateful to see that you handled yourself with great dignity towards these pathetic “writers.” All your loyal fans know that you are truthful and everything you say comes directly from your heart. Continue making meaningful music and stay positive…   Posted by the Prodigy on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 4:20 PM [Reply to this]

	Richard	Well! Glad you got that off your chest. What's that old saying?? *Any publicity* is good publicity. That is the bottom line here I think. To have a front page article in a top national newspaper. Not bad. Now -that said - just what was the story line in the WSJ? It wasn't about you playing a trick, it was about your record label since 2005 helping strategize using MySpace to advance you. Maybe exagerated, maybe not. But your tears seem to be crocidile tears. You don't seem the victim here. Perhaps the WSJ story isn't about you. Perhaps its about how a commercial enterprise used or aided you in using MySpace to help you gain recognition. I don't fault you for that. You're right, I think, that you achieved what you did by tenacity and good for you in that. But it is still an interesting angle in the WSJ and worthy of publishing. The WSJ is rather good at surfacing businesses who are saying one thing (or not saying anything) while doing something else. That is their story. It is not about you so much. They, for instance, led with *a lot* critical articles about Enron for months before the story took root and Enron collapsed. They blew the whistle and said somehthing was going on with Enron that wasn't what it seemed. Your record label isn't Enron, but there was one thing being presented on MySpace while something else was going on in the background. Good luck -- again, any publicity is good publicity.   Posted by Richard on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 4:21 PM [Reply to this]

	Gordon Gordon Zuchhold	Marie, as I told you before, please watch every step you take. This is just the beginning and like you said yourself, labels dont care about shit, its all about the money. I know people, who made songs for movies and what not, showed up in some of the most "famous" magazine in germany and got dropped because the album didnt sell as planned. For one, I am grateful that you posted unfold on youtube. You know whats screwed up!?!, as soon as I saw the clip I was thinking about your album and what effect it might have. Damnit, I just want to enjoy your music like I always did. But, I am sometimes so focused on you getting were you are supposed to be that I start to forget about YOU!!! However, there are people who arent able to handle someones success and who will try to bring you to your knees. Two words: FUCK THEM!!! I mean really, what the hell do they want!?! In some way I can understand them. Its their job to bring in and sell interesting stories and if they are not able to find anything "worth" writing about they make things up...it doesnt matter if those things are true or not...THEY SELL...and they are able to feed their kids. On the other hand...hmm...I dont really know what on the other hand. They bring the spotlight to you, they push you to the limit, they help you to promote ourself. This sounds soooo much...like bulllshit...but you l am sure you know what I mean!?! I am not saying that this guy has the right to write whatever he wants about you but you as an artist you dont have a lot of control and you will not be able to do anything about it. I think you have to get used to this kind of things. Marie, for the same reason I asked you not to forget about us. I know that you will never forget about us but one day you are going to get to a point were you will have to take a decision. This decision will be vital for your private life. I mean look at your myspace site...9600 and something friends...in less than...crap...I dont know...a few months!!!! Soon you wont be able to answer personal questions...not because you dont want to...but just because there will be too many!!! Well, I am going to miss your quick responses to my ohh so drunk messages. I could go on like this for hours but hey, lets dont!!! Please, choose your steps wisely, listen to your dad, even though they sometimes talk strange things...AND MOST OF ALL...if everything else fails...you always going to have a job in my company. You will have to move to Chile...but it isnt as bad as it sounds. Ok, ok...just kidding...everything will turn out great. OK, enough bla bla bla... Besos y un Abrazo, Gordon   Posted by Gordon on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 4:26 PM [Reply to this]

	Kristy	All I have to say is...you're making music that won't phase out in a couple of months and your fans adore your music for a reason. Who really gives what that guy wrote about you when your talent is shown right on the "self-recorded" videos? It's frustrating when people have to be dishonest to make a living, but fans recognize your talent not your record label or whatever side story to smear your image. You'll be all right... :)   Posted by Kristy on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 4:26 PM [Reply to this]

	RIP Beatriz Santiago Miss Nguyen	I'm so sorry to hear that. Journalists are supposed to be objective, but some people are just silly, for lack of a better word. Don't even trip - your second review was way more accurate - congrats! Hope to meet you on the 18th! ~Tracy   Posted by RIP Beatriz Santiago on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 4:26 PM [Reply to this]

	Bonnie[SPCrew.] Bonnie H.	You go, girl! ;-) People suck sometimes. But you, my friend, rock. So don't listen to them. Yours Truly, Bonnie   Posted by Bonnie[SPCrew.] on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 6:08 PM [Reply to this]

	Mafia Princess (SCM 272)	The media will absolutely spin your words to fit their angle. Some journalists are the slime of the Earth! Thank GOD that the important thing is that your fans appreciate you and your gift for music. In the end, this guy will just make himself look like an idiot. He will be the guy who was stupid enough to doubt you and when he calls you again for an interview because you're a huge celeb, tell him to F*** OFF!!! I think you are the kind of person who becomes stronger through adversity. I hope you are able to learn something from this senseless act and grow more confident in who you are. We all believe in you! :)   Posted by Mafia Princess (SCM 272) on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 8:49 PM [Reply to this]

	Ted Bruner	Nothing says "fun" like the Wall Street Journal, right? That guy's a regular Sherlock Holmes. Maybe he'll uncover the dark secrets behind chocolate next. Oooh.   Posted by Ted Bruner on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 8:49 PM [Reply to this]

	Angela Crystal	Good stuff will come out of it. Millions of people will hear your name for the first time. perhaps go online and listen to you, and more importantly, people won't really care about the article...and they'll be left knowing your name and possibly your voice.   Posted by Angela Crystal on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 8:51 PM [Reply to this]

	Tommy Gunz	Marie, thanks for taking the time going through the article and answering my questions. I have to admit the article made me cynical of your label's marketing efforts. But after reading your responses that you wrote to me regarding the article, I fully support you and I have a lot of respect for you both as a person and as an artist. I also sent you a lengthy response back too. Keep in touch. Let me know how I can buy a copy of your EP when it comes out. Your new "fan." Tom   Posted by Tommy Gunz on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 8:52 PM [Reply to this]

	STILL	I'd like to hear that response as well, there's a bit of dialogue going on in the musician world about that article and it has definitely painted this girl in a particular way, which if true, would really make her look desperate BUUUUUUT!!!!!!!..... Before anyone freaks out, know that I have also experienced how the press can be, and how much they are looking for things to fit the slant they want to present, so* I'm looking for more info here, not trying to point fingers.* It could EASILY be that the reporter is in his own way doing EXACTLY what he appears to be saying she is doing, but because he's at the WSJ, he has a credibility to many people that will overshadow any protests she might make.....so he's trying to move his own star along, by telling everyone that she's being underhanded and the way she moves HER'S along, see what I mean? Reporter's stars rise and fall too...... I'm on the fence, just looking for more info, but I'm prepared to give her the benefit of the doubt simply based on my own experiences....   Posted by STILL on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 9:53 PM [Reply to this]

		hello love! i just singed on to myspace to read this (erina and naomi's facebook sent me in the direction). i'm SO sorry! i know you've worked so hard, and have been working so hard for so long, and it's so shitty that people will do whatever they want for a story. i don't really know what to say that would help the situation at all...i guess just that i don't think your fan base is going anywhere no matter what any article says. :0) anybody who has ever come to this page or gone to the other website knows from the way you write that you are the most genuine person out there. try not to let it get you too down. i love you to death and i can't wait to hear more songs!!!   Posted by on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 11:30 PM [Reply to this]

	Naykon	Umbrella became number 1 on my favorites list because of you. Your singing is amazing. I don't believe the stuff they say on WSJ (even if they are true, *PFFT* I don't care, your hard work overshadows all of that). I have never heard of you before reading the WSJ, so in that respect, I need to thank the paper. I'm Alex, your new fan from Austin, TX.   Posted by Naykon on Thursday, September 06, 2007 - 11:30 PM [Reply to this]

	John John ouyoung	Any publicity, good or bad, is still GOOD. Look at Paris Hilton, HAHaHA. He'll realize later that he actually did more good than harm. Look at it this way, this is just another way to get you recognized!   Posted by John on Friday, September 07, 2007 - 1:04 AM [Reply to this]

	laura	Hi Marie, I read the WSJ article which prompted me to watch your videos on YouTube and check-out your MySpace page. (you have a NEW FAN b/c of the WSJ article!!!) Anyways, I think that the WSJ confuses the issue. The WSJ’s angle is that media conglomerates are using home-grown/personal forums for marketing. The WSJ talks about your relationship with Hollywood Records as if it automatically means success for your career. I think that your post clarifies that Hollywood Records represents you, but that doesn’t mean the label has suddenly given you millions of advertising dollars, a huge marketing campaign and an unlimited budget for music videos. The WSJ is basically saying that you have already made it; even though, in reality many talented artists are signed but are not given much support. It makes me laugh that the WSJ says, “Hollywood Records helped DEVISE” your media strategy. Devise is such an evil scientist/ mastermind word. When in reality all you did was make some videos and post them. This doesn’t sound like a mastermind strategy, and your success on YouTube has little to do with the backing or big bucks of a record label. Many people have watched your videos and listened to your music because they enjoy it. There is no mastermind or huge media conglomerate behind that. The WSJ’s angle should have been that YouTube is showing how there is a new trend in music in general. This is an age where web 2.0 technologies and even TV and the phone allow people to choose which artists will be successful or not. Think American Idol—millions of people vote on who should have a record deal. (This is web 2.0 music). YouTube in the future will probably act in the same way as American Idol but as a forum for more artists. Record executives will probably ask their artists to demo their stuff on YouTube to see if artists will actually be commercially viable. Popular artists will be chosen by how many “views” they get. I think these videos show you are nothing but a genuine talent, we are in an era when computers and digital sound recording techniques can make singers appear like they have singing talent. The WSJ should have picked-up on these other trends (and been a lot nicer to you!!!!). Best to you, Laura (sorry, posted to wrong blog entry first :)   Posted by laura on Friday, September 07, 2007 - 2:04 AM [Reply to this]

	Steven	When I saw that article on my way to work this morning, I was really excited that you were on the front page of the second most-subscribed-to newspaper in the country. I guess I've already come to discount the fact that journalists always fit their articles to some narrative, and it's not necessarily one that I would have chosen for the same set of facts (my friends who have seen me drunk are generally familiar with my rant that high schools should require students to witness non-sporting events and then read about them in the paper, just to experience the difference). Sometimes it's not even a very plausible narrative - e.g., the story that it's some dark secret that you didn't just start singing when you found youtube. I don't even particularly blame Smith and Lattman for waxing conspiratorial in an attempt to write something interesting on deadline. What's the end result of this going to be? Nobody's going to stop listening to you because of it, and two million subscribers saw your name (above the fold! With an eye-catching picture!) this morning with the news that a lot of people keep going back to the Internet to hear your music. Maybe some of them will check you out and find out why that is. The ones who don't will just move on to tomorrow's feature story. Sure, it would be nice if journalists didn't caricature you - or, at least, if the caricatures were all flattering. But you really haven't lost anything today.   Posted by Steven on Friday, September 07, 2007 - 3:20 AM [Reply to this]

	Jack	DRAMA! S'all good girl! There's always a hater when something good happens to someone.   Posted by Jack on Friday, September 07, 2007 - 3:21 AM [Reply to this]

	Kevin	The WSJ article I believe says you were signed by hollywood records before you ever posted a song on youtube. If that is true, it would seem that WSJ has a fairly solid story. Either way you are very talented and I think most people would have never have heard of you if it were not for the WSJ. So make the most of the attention.   Posted by Kevin on Friday, September 07, 2007 - 5:27 AM [Reply to this]

	Jon	Wow! Sorry to hear all about this Marie'. I'm sure you'll get over it. Just write songs or go for a walk and you'll forget about that loser from the Wall Street Journal. You have many fans here that support and love you! =D   Posted by Jon on Friday, September 07, 2007 - 5:29 AM [Reply to this]

	TalkMusicBiz	Yea, it's real tuff with media. I got totally screwed in an interview but I was able to lay wood to the guy face to face so he retracted it. But still, even the negative light casted a positive outcome. As for you as an artist, your work speaks for itself!!! Good for you for airing this out on your profile!   Posted by TalkMusicBiz on Friday, September 07, 2007 - 5:21 PM [Reply to this]

	PaulEdward	Filipinos have an old adage: "Only the ripest and sweetest fruit is hurled with pebbles so it will fall down from the tree". That's how it is when you have a gift. People will always try to sink you because they are afraid of their own inadequacies. I find it quite strange that the Wall Street Journal will even care about pop music. Since when did they care about a burgeoning artist like you? Aren't they more involved with money, trade, and all that boring, sterile, inartistic element? Besides, we, your fans, know the real story. Even if you do not become a mainstream act, you will always have the respect of those who truly admire you and your work. As long as you have believers like us, your artistic credibility is set.   Posted by PaulEdward on Saturday, September 08, 2007 - 9:28 AM [Reply to this]

	tweedy Cudal Tweedy Chiengpao	me too, sorry that happened but its a good lesson learned and we will continue to support u! marie digby fan <3   Posted by tweedy Cudal on Saturday, September 08, 2007 - 9:28 AM [Reply to this]

	claudette claudette brown	I read your blog and the WSJ article and the comments your fans sent in. Some of them made some good points. First of all, You were on the front page of the WSJ!!!!!!!! Seriously, that doesn't happen to many of us! Imagine all the people reading the article, who don't necessarily go to MySpace, YouTube, read Billboard, etc. This brings you onto the radar of a whole new demographic. Publicity is publicity. It's up to you to take it and use it to your advantage. Also, while the article was about you, it was front page news, I think, because of the broader implications to the music industry. That's why it was in the WSJ. You're were right, they did have an agenda in calling you. They were using you as an example. You perfectly illustrated how the Internet is changing the music world. You didn't do anything wrong. To the contrary, kudos to you for "getting it". So hang in there; you'll develop a tough skin, hopefully. Think of all the amazing musicians who've been totally bashed in print. If there's a cool picture with the article, I cut it out, paste it up, and toss the article!   Posted by claudette on Saturday, September 08, 2007 - 7:09 PM [Reply to this]

	David N.	Ah, the power of the press . . . grrr . . . New York is definitely one of the most powerful markets out there, and people don't move there because it's boring. That's great that you're able to get over it; that's very big and honorable of you. Like you said, it's just some schmuck looking to sell papers. I think that by now, w/ the beginning of the maturation of the internet, more and more people are turned off by the yellow press, running grossly exaggerated stories just for a quick buck (that's why newspapers are selling less and less subscriptions). Hang in there. Continue being the down-to-earth person that you are. If people haven't figured out yet that you're for real, then they will in due time; no worries! :) Keep your chin up, keep smiling, and keep on keeping on!! :D Hope you're having a wonderful weekend.   Posted by David N. on Sunday, September 09, 2007 - 3:12 AM [Reply to this]

	golvrei	Hi im From the Philippines..hehe....dont have to wonder..just learned about u this morning..and just learned about the articles just ryt this very hour..frankly what came into my head that it didnt matter..THE HARD FACT IS THAT THINGS DON'T FALL INTO PLACE..THEY FALL INTO PLACE CAUSE YOU DO SOMETHING TO FINISH THE PUZZLE...and i guess media hurts..im no artist but scams are common here in our country..people destroying people..getting inside stories to either help or destroy people like u...hop u could release the album..IF IT DOESNT HURT UR PRIDE, ID LIKE TO HEAR MORE OF UR ORIGINAL STUFF ON UR ALBUM..OR ON THE NEXT..COULD U DO THAT FOR US? I KNOW U GOT GREAT WRITING SKILLS..   Posted by golvrei on Sunday, September 09, 2007 - 7:10 AM [Reply to this]

	PK, Paul Kim, Preacher's Kid, Problem Kid!	Hi, First off, Beautiful Voice. I'm the director of an annual Asian talent show and we'd like to invite you to grace our stage to be one of our special guest performers. We are a non-profit organization that helps various charities including Asian Bone Marrow Donors so we can't provide much.... however, if you're free on Sat. Feb. 23, 2008 we have our big show at The Orpheum Theater in downtown, LA. Let me know if you're free that day! PK Exec. Director, Founder Kollaboration www.kollaboration.org   Posted by PK, Paul Kim, Preacher's Kid, Problem Kid! on Sunday, September 09, 2007 - 4:31 PM [Reply to this]

		Frankly I don't care how you got started or when you got signed. I've been following your music for the past month or so and I don't believe in the few articles that I've read about you that you ever said you were unsigned or amateur. I also have to be perfectly honest, whether the YouTube videos were your idea or your record labels (I'm inclined to believe the former) is fairly unimportant. Because of them, you were heard and you've picked up a gathering. You have amazing talent and of course it doesn't hurt that you're beautiful as well. Those fans of yours that feel betrayed because they chose to believe something on their own will come back to you. How could they not? Keep playing, keep writing, and keep your chin up. You have literally tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of fans who adore your music and your attitude.   Posted by on Monday, September 10, 2007 - 3:49 AM [Reply to this]

	busher	Few journalists nowadays have any credibility left. Recently one finally admitted to being a member of a political think tank. (nytimes) The wsj has ALWAYS been biased toward their financial interests. And Fox, who doesn't know propaganda when they see it. So, yes dear, ignore them, everyone else does.   Posted by busher on Tuesday, September 11, 2007 - 7:33 AM [Reply to this]

	cindy ♥ Cindy Chen	aww man! Yeah one thing the media age has taught me is people are ruthless. There will always be people out there trying to bring you down, but you are great and don't let anyone take that away! This was just another article and just another opinion. I know the article was completely unfair to you, but just ignore it and go on doing your thing!   Posted by cindy ♥ on Thursday, September 13, 2007 - 4:30 AM [Reply to this]

	ツ HughGiffsaphuk ®	Just read your blog and the article from the WSJ. Wow, you know what, your response was perfect to that -crap for brains- writer's article (Ethan Smith). In the entertainment industry people are always gonna talk shitola, try to use you to better themselves. Like that quote, "bad publicity is better than no publicity.", its kinda true. For people that are getting into the public eye and celebrity fame with their talents its gonna be something you have to deal with. The key is to deal with it correctly and accordingly. It's definetely a pain in da ass but ya gotta do it. And well Marié, you delt with it perfectly! Thats my 2 cents.... maybe 3 cents. Also, you are much smarter and prettier than that shmuck is. So you have nothing to worry about! lol. Here's a pic of him in case anyone wants to put a spell on his dumb ass: <a href="http://photobucket.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g302/jkimctu/WSJethansmith.jpg" border="0" alt="Photo Sharing and Video Hosting at Photobucket"></a> =)   Posted by ツ HughGiffsaphuk ® on Friday, September 14, 2007 - 3:25 AM [Reply to this]

	marlo Marlo Antoni	just be ready and get used to it,that is just an indication that you really are starting to soar high with your career and there will always be people who will try to pull you down for their own benefit, and besides, it is only you who knows who you really are! and your totally transparent as what many of us your fans sees in you!..Marie' Digby!, I SALUTE and SUPPORT YOU!!! haha!   Posted by marlo on Tuesday, September 18, 2007 - 6:15 PM [Reply to this]

	xero el xero	Sounds like someone in the media needs a "real" job. Sorry to hear that it went that way, happy to hear you're over it! Keep, playing just keep playing! take care of you!   Posted by xero on Thursday, September 20, 2007 - 5:24 PM [Reply to this]

	BUSHNASTEE Jonathon Bushing	Just hold your head up high and keep playing your amazing no matter what they say. Your a great role moel and inspiration.   Posted by BUSHNASTEE on Friday, September 21, 2007 - 5:57 PM [Reply to this]

	Bob Saldana	Marie, Don't be depressed. I am impressed. Writers can be a mess but are formula none the less. When the the press stops writing about you then you need to find alternate outlets to confess. It will be that way from here on out.....which is... eh anyones guess. all the best, bob s   Posted by Bob Saldana on Friday, September 21, 2007 - 9:27 PM [Reply to this]

	the girL piLot	whew! those people need to give respect..they shouldn't do that kind of thing to a person like you..not all people may walk to marie digby's path and its hardto be signed..i hate those media people like that, they made intrigues that is not true, they make the lives of an artist miserable..i hope someone teach them a lesson.. btw, i love the way you sing, im a big fan of yours. i've heard about you through my classmate..you ROCK!!!   Posted by the girL piLot on Friday, September 21, 2007 - 9:29 PM [Reply to this]

	Mark Mark Pinero	Regardless if anything, your singing is still amazing without a doubt!   Posted by Mark on Friday, October 05, 2007 - 6:51 AM [Reply to this]

	SpaceWind	Hi from TOKYO, and I happened to know your articl on the web! So I came down here! CIAO!   Posted by SpaceWind on Sunday, October 21, 2007 - 4:36 AM [Reply to this]

	gLdesigns自殺	i'm not even a celebrity and i have my own fights with journalists. i'm a writer, but not journalist. i write art, not fiction. blogs are good for everyone, even if it's on myspace.   Posted by gLdesigns自殺 on Monday, October 22, 2007 - 6:27 AM [Reply to this]

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