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Hello family, friends, and fans! I’m Angie Gomez, your “Midday Diva”, weekdays from 10:00AM to 2:00PM on MEGA 104.3 Arizona’s Old School! Raised in the lovely town of Superior, Arizona, and 1996 graduate of Ray High School, go “Bearcats”! I have been part of the Mega family for the past four years and let me tell you it has been such an honor. Growing up I listened to the sounds of Earth, Wind and Fire, Carlos Santana, George Clinton, Michael Jackson, and Prince, all of the old school artists that we play here at MEGA 104.3.

Of course at that time it was not old school, it was new school. So getting familiar with the music was not a challenge for me. One thing I knew for a fact as a young girl, was that I wanted to entertain.

Let me tell you a little bit about my personal life. I am the oldest of four children, I have two brothers, one sister, three nephews, and one niece.  My parents and both sets of grandparents live in Superior. Most of my free time, when I have it, is spending quality time with them. We love to cook-out, watch sports and listen to those good ole’ oldies!

 Working at the radio station is not my only line of work. I am the lead female vocalist for the group, Powerdrive, a very well known band through out the Phoenix area. Powerdrive consists of eleven members, we have everything from horns to percussion to vocals.  I have been a member for the past 5 years and we perform at various restaurants, clubs, and casinos. The one question that I get asked when performing with the band is if I am the same Angie Gomez from MEGA 104.3, and the answer to that is yes!

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Taylor Swift wins video of year at CMT Awards


NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Ludacris made a surprise appearance, as did Sheryl Crow's underwear. Lady Antebellum laid down a funky beat with Charles Kelley doing a Don Henley impression. And a sassy Wynonna Judd put Kid Rock in his place.

Actress Kristin Chenoweth's first CMT Music Awards left quite an impression Wednesday night.

"This show is entertaining," Chenoweth said. "I think the Oscars could learn something from it."

Recent trends continued as Taylor Swift's fans gave her the night's top honor — the fan-voted video of the year award for "Mine" — Miranda Lambert's "The House That Built Me" continued its extraordinary run and Lambert's new husband, Blake Shelton, was the night's only multiple winner.

As often is the case at the CMT Awards, though, the show was as memorable for its unlikely mashups and celebrity cross-pollination moments as for its winners.

Let's start with Crow's underwear, which made a brief appearance after she sang "Collide" with host Kid Rock. The singer wore a short, white skirt as she sat on a stool alongside Kid Rock and briefly flashed the camera as she stood up. It happened in a blink of the eye, but in the age of DVRs the moment went viral on Twitter, something Crow acknowledged about an hour later when she and Sara Evans presented an award. Read more...




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Locations : NashvilleTennessee
People : Blake SheltonCharles KelleyKid RockKristin ChenowethLudacrisMiranda LambertSara EvansSheryl CrowTaylor SwiftWynonna Judd




 
06/09/2011 11:56AM
Taylor Swift wins video of year at CMT Awards
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