Amaury Vassili Releases English-Language Version of “Sognu” (LYRICS)
Amaury Vassili has released the English-language version of his Eurovision entry “Sognu,” and his team has translated it as “I Would Dream About Her.” It’ll be included as a bonus…
Who Will Win Eurovision 2011? (Update #1, April 9)
So far Wiwi’s readers have cast a total of 1,803 votes to determine Who Will Win Eurovision 2011.
Eurovision 2011: Of the Six Returning Acts, Which is Your Favorite? Vote Now!
Six acts competing at Eurovision 2011 have performed on Europe’s biggest stage before. And two of them—Dana International and Lena—have already tasted victory. But does a second trip to…
Amaury Vassili Interview: The Eurovision Frontrunner Speaks
From the moment French broadcaster France 3 announced that Amaury Vassili had been selected for Eurovision 2011, Eurovision fans and bookies have been shouting “Ooo la la!” Amaury instantly became…
Poland: Magdalena Tul Releases English Version of “Jestem”
Magdalena Tul, the tastiest thing to come out of Poland since the kielbasa, wants to reach all y’all English-speaking voters in Eurovision Nation. So, with the help of her translator,…
Filip Kirkorov & Kamalyia Release Cover of “Playing with Fire”
When he isn’t slapping his assistants and dragging them across the floor by their hair, Russian Eurovision diva Filip Kirkorov enjoys recording covers of Eurovision songs. So the slap-happy star…
Eurovision Death Match: Jedward and the TWiiNS Neck-and-Neck
On February 18 Wiwi locked Ireland’s Jedward and Slovakia’s TWiiNS in a cage without any hairspray and asked you to vote for who you wanted to see come out alive.…
Norway: Stella Mwangi Releases New, Higher-Pitched Version of “Haba Haba”
Did you think that Stella sounded like a man at Norway’s Melodi Grand Prix?
Eric Saade Interview: The “Popular” Singer Speaks with Wiwi!
Eric Saade won top marks from the international jury and public televoters at last month’s Melodifestivalen final. But the hard work that catapulted the half-Lebanese singer to stardom started long…
Bookies: Azerbaijan, Hungary, or Norway to Win the First Semi-Final at Eurovision 2011
Azerbaijan’s Ell & Nikki are the bookies’ early favorite, but Hungary’s Kati Wolf and Norway’s Stella Mwangi are breathing down their necks.
“Rockefeller Street” Remix — Getter Jaani (Eurovision 2011, Estonia)
Wiwi knows you guys are loving Estonia’s Getter Jaani—why else would she be the bookies’ favorite, and a hit on YouTube? If you’ve got “Rockefeller Street” playing on loop, it’s…
Ell & Nikki Lead Eurovision 2011 Contestants In YouTube Views
Predicting the winner of Eurovision is an imperfect science. But every year we create fan polls and consult the bookies’ ratings hoping to come closer to knowing the winner. As…
Bookies: Estonia or Bosnia to Win Second Semi-Final at Eurovision 2011
Normally when an old man threatens a young lady, somebody calls the police. Fortunately Eurovision fights are conducted through song, so the standoff between Estonia’s Getter Jaani and Bosnia’s Dino…
Bookies: Amaury Vassili or Getter Jaani to Win Eurovision 2011
When bookies released their first set of odds on March 15, they called Eurovision 2011 as a two-way battle between France’s Amaury Vassili and Norway’s Stella. But over the past…
Kati Wolf Photos | Eurovision Babe of the Day (Hungary, 2011)
Hungary came back into the Eurovision fold this year following a one-year hiatus—and it’s done so with five-feet of blond ambition. Before Kati Wolf became a Eurovision favorite with her…
Getter Jaani Photos | Eurovision Babe of the Day (Estonia, 2011)
By the end of March, Estonia’s Getter Jaani had surpassed early favorites Stella Mwangi and Amaury Vassili to become the bookies’ choice to win Eurovision 2011. Wiwi loves this woman—who…
Who Will Win the Second Semi-Final at Eurovision 2011? Vote Now!
One set of Irish twins. Another set of Slovak TWiiNS. A woman who used to be a man, and an Estonian who dances around models of skyscrapers. With all that color on show,…
Who Will Win the First Semi-Final at Eurovision 2011? Vote Now!
On March 28, the bookies called the first semi-final at Eurovision 2011 as a three-way contest between Azerbaijan’s Ell & Nikki, Hungary’s Kati Wolf and Norway’s Stella Mwangi. Do they have it right?…