Fuck Me I`m Famous на Halloween XIII

XIII proudly presents Europe's main costume ball Halloween XIII: F**K Me I`M Famous and its special guests – author of the main bestseller of 2005 The World is Mine David Guetta and the star of Cirque De Soliel, the unparalleled Empress Stah. The end of October is the hottest time for clubbing in Moscow. Long before Halloween, the city’s glamorous crowd goes into a true frenzy. People prepare for the holiday in advance, picking out carnival costumes and calling their acquaintances to find out “who is wearing what,” so as not to repeat an outfit. This year, there is a special reason to dress up. The traditional Halloween XIII, already established as the main costume ball in Europe, is merging with another legendary party brand - the famous series F**k Me I`m Famous. David and Cathy Guetta's F**k Me I`m Famous parties represent a new type of elite entertainment. Above all, they are aimed at sophisticated people who have not lost their taste for life in all its forms. For them, this kind of gathering is a good excuse to get together with like-minded individuals. The unusual slogan F**k Me I`m Famous perfectly matches the overall mood of these extraordinary parties. The F**k Me I`m Famous brand emerged in 2003 and quickly became extremely popular among the international bohemia. After David Guetta and his parties, rich sybarites, including Kate Moss, Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Winona Ryder, and the avid partygoer P. Diddy, migrate from Paris to London, from London to Monte Carlo and further - to Ibiza, to their beloved Pacha. And every time, David fully meets the expectations of this discerning audience, providing them with everything necessary for a complete rest. The next stop for F**k Me I`m Famous is Moscow's club XIII. The atmosphere of the famous Halloween XIII, with its outfits, theatrical performances, luxurious interiors of an old mansion, and an excited crowd at the entrance, blends perfectly with the call of David Guetta's author’s parties - F**k Me I`m Famous. And that says it all. David Guetta is a true legend. A great musician, a discerning audience DJ, a successful promoter, and a real socialite, he presents to the world an astonishing example of life success. Like King Midas, he turns everything he touches to gold. David Guetta’s career began in the 80s, working as a promoter and DJ in elite Parisian clubs such as Folies Pigalle, Le Queen, Palace, and Les Bains. He performed alongside such celebrities as Little Louie Vega, Eric Morillo, David Morales, and Roger Sanchez, learning a lot from these recognized masters of their craft. This invaluable experience later came in handy for David in organizing his own F**k Me I`m Famous parties. His excellent taste allowed him to select the perfect musical accompaniment for these parties, and David's extensive acquaintances guaranteed that every time F**k Me I`m Famous gathered a very refined audience. Within just a year, F**k Me I`m Famous was talked about as the most respectable party in Paris. Parallel to his DJ and promotion work, David Guetta actively engaged in creating his own music. His debut work - the 1992 single Up&Way - became a significant phenomenon in the nascent style of "French house" and placed him alongside the undisputed classic of the genre, Laurent Garnier. However, true popularity came to David almost ten years later, after the release of the album Just A Little More Love on Virgin. The disc, which critics compared to the best albums of Depeche Mode, sold a total of 250,000 copies and long remained in the club charts of Europe. This success was cemented in 2003 with the release of the DJ compilation F**k Me I`m Famous. One track from this collection - a cover version of David Bowie's song Just for One Day (Heroes) - was destined for a brilliant future. The track became "gold" in France and entered the "hot" rotation of virtually all commercial radio stations in Europe. David Guetta welcomed the new year of 2005 as a major star. By this time, his second album Blaster was breaking all records of popularity, and the video for the song The World Is Mine was never off the screens of music channels. The song's chorus turned out to be prophetic - now the world completely belonged to David Guetta and his wife, charming Cathy. Today, David can only reap the rewards of his phenomenal success. Events under the F**k Me I`m Famous brand take place in the best clubs of continental Europe, London’s The Cross, and Ibiza’s Pacha. He is invited to play at private parties of aristocratic families in Europe, on the most luxurious yachts and the richest villas of the French Riviera. David Guetta's portfolio also includes a special afterparty after the Monaco Grand Prix Formula 1, attended by Michael Schumacher, Jacques Villeneuve, and Juan-Pablo Montoya. In Russia, David Guetta will perform for the first time on October 29, 2005, at Halloween XIII: F**k Me I`m Famous at club XIII (Miasnitskaya, 13). Empress Stah As her loving parents called her in childhood, is not definitively known. Empress Stah completely broke with her past life a couple of years ago, officially changing her name. Now, if you believe her passport, the actress is called Power Girl Intergalactic Empress Stah, and she is a full-fledged citizen of the Universe. It is said that in that past life, she tried many professions, testing her powers as a clerk in a real estate agency, a homeopathic doctor, a photo model, and a singer. But her true calling was revealed in Amsterdam, where she met artists from the famous Bizircus circus. There she underwent serious training, mastering aerial gymnastic and mime arts perfectly. These skills later allowed her to perform solo numbers with the legendary Circus Space and Cirque De Soliel troupes. However, Empress Stah's exuberant talent felt cramped on the circus stage, and soon she left the circus for the theatrical stage. Her acting debut took place at the Royal Opera in Covent Garden, where Empress Stah played the part of the Ghost in Mozart's "The Magic Flute." She also played one of the leading roles in the cabaret show Ghost Train, which became a true sensation in London last summer. Recently, Empress Stah showcased her new program to the audience at the famous Edinburgh Theatre Festival. The pinnacle of her theatrical career was her own show Swinging From The Chandelier, which won the prestigious Jerwood Award in 2004. In this forty-minute performance, all facets of Empress Stah’s powerful talent were revealed – from pantomime and stand-up comedy numbers to aerial acrobatics. However, her impressive theatrical success does not prevent Empress Stah from performing at European club shows. She is welcomed everywhere – both in large dance venues like Fabric and Space and in closed London fetish clubs "for the selected," where she often performs with musicians Tiger Liles. In Moscow, Empress Stah will showcase selected numbers from her famous program Swinging From The Chandelier. F**k me, i`m Famous Featuring David Guetta The world is mine & Empress stah Cirque de Soliel October 29, Saturday (22.00-6.00) XIII (Miasnitskaya, 13)