When you're in a bad relationship with a psychotic Hollywood manager, breaking up is hard to do. Still, Harper knows that Coco has to go. The only swali is: what's the best way to dump her?
Getting dumped kwa Victous Records was bad enough. Now Harper is in danger of losing her best friend. When a blowout fight leaves the girls with nothing left to say, Danielle gives up and Harper turns to her muziki — the only friend she has left.
When Harper delivers her first demo, Gabe finally shows her some upendo and free designer clothes. With her client/best friend finally on her way, Danielle lets loose and soaks up some of Hollywood's fashionable benefits herself.
Every girl who dreams of becoming a pop nyota needs a savvy manager, talent, persistence and trustworthy friends. To find the perfect ally to launch her career, Harper will have to kiss a few industry frogs but some look a lot like Hollywood princes.
All work and no Hollywood hotties would make the quest to become a pop nyota lonely—and sans eye candy—for Harper Walker and her friends. Luckily, things are about to get interesting with the boy inayofuata door.
Singer, songwriter and actress BC Jean talks with StarCam at A Time for Heroes Celebrity Picnic about uandishi for amazing people like Adam Lambert, and working hard on her own album.
Imagine hearing your single played kwa the hottest DJ in LA. Harper Walker's new song, "I Don't Want Your Boyfriend" is about to hit the air waves, and not even the threat of a rival for Zach's attention can bring her down.
How do wewe keep life from getting in the way of your dreams? Harper Walker (B.C. Jean) wants to be a pop star, but when the going gets tough, it's not so easy to ignore the haters and keep going. Find out how Harper and her Marafiki fight back.
Harper owes everything to Kenzie Walsh, the pop nyota who discovered her, but can she sit back and watch Kenzie sing her song? Harper's ego is tested when Gabe invites her and Danielle to Kenzie's exclusive album release party.
Nothing inspires a great pop song like a lying, cheating ex. On the eve of Josie's "should-have-been" wedding day, she and Harper both have enough boy drama to fill a CD.
Ever dream of starring in your own muziki video? Harper Walker aspires to make her pop nyota fantasies come true on Chapter 8 of Talent: Season 2, featuring B.C. Jean performing "Stand Up"—a song she wrote exclusively for Talent.
If a million Twitter followers told wewe to give up your dream, would you? When Harper's single gets torn apart one tweet at a time she's ready to quit.
Meet the cast of Talent: Season 2 and get the inside dirt on the new hotties and drama on set. Watch it on Facebook.com/CreateYourList. Catch all new episodes starting January 17th.
Beyoncé may take picha shoots and recording sessions for granted, but as Harper Walker struggles to become the pop nyota of her dreams, she's floored kwa all the attention. What other jaw-dropping surprises does her manager have planned?
Danielle, Harper, and Bianca have talent, a mansion in the Hollywood hills, and each other—but they won't be satisfied until Harper is a star. Luckily, plotting a comeback is easy . . . with a little help from your friends.
Harper's wild night may have ruined her chance to be a Victous Records recording artist—but when she and Danielle ask Gabe for forgiveness, they get much zaidi than they bargained for.
What do wewe get when wewe combine a secret hook-up, a bruised ego, and a room crawling with celebrities? Kenzie's album release party—and a recipe for disaster.
Harper's producer told her that her voice sucks and then quit. So now what? If Danielle can't charm au bully Gabe into delivering a replacement, she'll have to sweet-talk Marcus into taking Harper back.
