Club Libby Lu

Club Libby Lu is a clothing company that ran a Hannah Montana essay writing contest. They gave out 4 free tickets to a Hannah Montana concert.

Priscilla Ceballos and her 6 year old daughter were originally named as the winners, but later it was discovered that the Ceballos essay included lies. The essay started off by saying: "My daddy died this year in Iraq." But the girls dad didn't die in Iraq.

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Happy Birthday Hannah Montana wanna-be!

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From: dramapond.blogspot.com

Today is the Princess's 6th birthday. WOOHOOO.... Lots of excitement around the Pond today. Party Time! I just dropped of a pink/purple cookie cake,lemonade, cheese puffs and Hannah Montana napkins for her class. Junk food party! Tonight we will be at LIBBY LU watching 8 little drama queens get all GLAM! I have never ever seen little girls so excited! Yes, I am jealous because I never got to do anything fun like this when I was that age! I would have been all over it! For 2 months... Read Full Story

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Hannah Montana - No Tickets For False Essay - Ethics Speaker Chuck Gallagher Comments

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From: chuckgallagher.wordpress.com

The Problem: As reported, a six year old girl in Garland, TX had, what was thought to be a winning entry in a Hannah Montana essay contest. The essay started with the words, “My daddy died this year in Iraq.” Problem was…that statement was false. The essay was a lie and created to win the contest. According to the Dallas Morning News the child’s mother stated, ” “We wrote whatever we could to win,” she said. “It said to write an essay. It never said it had to be true. I never said it was... Read Full Story

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Hannah Montana and An Ethics Meltdown - Anything For Success? Ethics Speaker Chuck Gallagher Comments!

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From: chuckgallagher.wordpress.com

A sad story out of Garland, Texas (not far from my home in Southlake, TX). A story of Iraq, a little girl, compassion and all for Hannah Montana tickets. The little girl was six years old who won Hannah Montana tickets to a sold out concert for the touching essay she wrote. What a special reward for a girl who touched the hearts of those who read. The essay was a fake - the story told a lie! All done to influence the judges and win the tickets. Ethical choices gone bad and at six years... Read Full Story

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D-Listed Gives Hannah Montana Mom Her Own Chola Name

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From: guanabee.com

As noted earlier, both big stories from Christmas week involved embarrassing Latinos. (Proof of the New Latino World Order? We think so, Tom Tancredo!) And no one makes us more proud than Priscilla Ceballos the nice lady with the eyebrows who encouraged her daughter to write an essay about her father dying in Iraq so that she could win some tickets to, of all things, a Hannah Montana concert. (Now if it had been "Hanna Babara On Ice," we would totally understand.) Of course, the... Read Full Story

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Teen's Suicide Plot to Take Down Hannah Montana Concert

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From: getfame.blogspot.com

A 16 yr. old passenger from California was arrested in Nashville for plotting to hijack a plane from Los Angeles to Nashville, the FBI said Friday, FoxNews reports. FBI spokesman George Bolds told The Associated Press the 16-year-old boy was removed from Southwest Airlines Flight 284 Tuesday night by authorities at Nashville International Airport and found with "suspicious" items. Bolds said the teen had handcuffs, rope and duct tape in his bag and was believed... Read Full Story

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