Rebecca Black Vows to Make YouTube Videos 'Until the Day I Die'

hollywoodreporter.com (10 months and 26 days ago)

Jul 24, 2012

Rebecca Black Vows to Make YouTube Videos 'Until the Day I Die'

The 15-year-old singer also says she's finishing up her debut album.read more full story

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