are the members from the r and b group Cherish sisters?
594369
Yah i think that they are sisters and 2 of dem r twins
533733
I love both of the sisters.  Ashlee and Jessica are splendiferous singers, Ashlee has a fabulous taste in fashion, and Jessica is really funny.  I like them both because of different things and that's what's important.  I guess they do have their bad traits as well, but nobody's perfect.  I think I'm rambling on and on, so hope you liked my answer!  :)
535154
3 pretty chicks who sing very well
367744
And I quote,\n\n"Barenaked Ladies (often abbreviated BNL) is a Canadian alternative rock band currently composed of Jim Creeggan, Kevin Hearn, Steven Page, Ed Robertson, and Tyler Stewart, and formerly Andy Creeggan. They formed in 1988 in Scarborough, Ontario, a suburb of Toronto, and are best known for their hit singles, One Week, Pinch Me, If I Had $1000000 and Brian Wilson, and for their light-hearted and comedic performance style."
245682
Cher\nAKA Cherilyn Sarkasian\n\nBorn: 20-May-1946\nBirthplace: El Centro, CA\n\n\nGender: Female\nEthnicity: White\nSexual orientation: Bisexual\nOccupation: Singer, Actor\n\nNationality: United States\nExecutive summary: Plastic surgery diva\n\nCher dropped out of high school and at age 16 she had her first brush with stardom when she was involved in a minor fender-bender with Hollywood lothario Warren Beatty. Beatty seduced her, which Cher remembers as "a disappointment." At 17 she wandered into a Los Angeles coffee shop and saw a goofy-looking 28-year-old man at a table. When their eyes met, Cher has said, "It was as if the whole room went to soft focus, like Tony and Maria at the dance." The man was Sonny Bono, then a menial worker in the recording industry and a part-time percussionist. They moved in together almost immediately, but the initial arrangement was strictly platonic, with Cher trading maid services for rent. It was weeks or months later before Bono felt for her what she had felt in that first instant. \n\nBono was impressed by Cher's singing ability, and introduced Cher to his boss, Phil Spector. But Cher was very nervous, and when she sang for Spector her voice was unsure and he was unimpressed. She felt more comfortable when Bono accompanied her, and although he could barely carry a tune, their sweet, almost innocent chemistry somehow made the music work. They performed as Caeser and Cleo, and had some success at small night clubs. When Bono wrote "I Got You Babe", it became their first hit and an enduring standard. \n\nAs Sonny & Cher, they had numerous hits in the mid-1960s, but their success waned as "acid rock" and hippie music took over the charts. Bono then used some of their accumulated earnings to finance two films -- Good Times, a musical comedy starring Sonny & Cher, and directed by William Friedkin, and Chastity, with Cher sans Bono turning in a decent dramatic performance as a tough but vulnerable wanderer. Bono wrote the screenplay and score and produced the film. Both movies were well-made and are still entertaining, but both flopped at the box office, and Sonny & Cher were considered passé. \n\nThe duo continued performing together, in smaller venues. Cher wanted to change their sound, but Bono would not allow it. In performances, she sometimes vented her frustrations by insulting him on stage. Both performers noticed that audiences laughed; soon these jabs at Bono became a part of their act, which began getting renewed notice and drawing larger audiences. They were eventually booked in Las Vegas to great success, and then were invited to bring their schtick and song act to television. \n\nThe Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour was a popular success, fueled by her zingers aimed at Bono, but tempered by what seemed to be genuine love as they ended each show with "I Got You Babe." Their old albums began selling again, and Cher recorded some new hits without Bono. With her increasingly outrageous Bob Mackie-designed costumes and musical success, Cher's star had far eclipsed Bono's, and she grew impatient with his Svengali-like control of her career. When she had friend, sometime lover, and future Hollywood mogul David Geffen look at her contract, she learned that her career was virtually owned by Bono. Cher filed for divorce in 1974. Bono went on to star in The Sonny Comedy Revue, and Cher starred in a variety show dubbed simply Cher. She admitted that she was terrified to be on television alone, but her show lasted two seasons while Bono's lasted only 13 weeks. They then re-united, at her request, for a new Sonny and Cher Show, with singing and comedy but no pretense of love. \n\nThe show was cancelled in 1977, but Cher -- then married to Gregg Allman -- continued touring with Bono until 1979. After that, she performed solo, or with her own band, or in duets with other singers. She re-emerged in movies with Robert Altman's Come Back
1055568
i like both ciara and cherish, cherish is like another destinys child to me
501247
You remember that group that sang "Groove is in the Heart" a while back.  The female lead singer had one and talked about it on MTV.  That's the only one I know of that's admitted it.
352308
"My Boo" by Ghostown DJs. It was this black and white girl duo from back in the 90s. I think they were either from Atlanta or Miami and were signed to So-So Def. I wonder what happened to them? I liked that song.\n\n*singing* "......At night I think of yoooou. I want to be your lady baby......."
461713
Cher is a woman, ask her daughter Chasity. The whole family  used to appear on the Sonny and Cher comedy hour in the 70's when she was married to Sonny Bono. However, some of the best drag queens do an great imitation of her.  I don't know if she is flattered by that though.
1009014
LOL! That Do It To It feat Sean Paul of the YoungBloodz by Cherish. That will be on their new album: Cherish "Unappreciated"
847293
no but they look like sisters
566089
Are you talking about the new song "Chelsea" from the new group named "Stefy" featured in the upcoming movie, "John Tucker Must Die"? If so, that is a mixed up version of the beat from "Sweet Dreams" by the Eurythmics...back in the 80's.
685392
Mary J Blige\nKelly Clarkson\nEve w/long hair\nAaliyah\nAlicia Keys
1125731
cherish- do it to it (remix)
23813
7\n\nKaris Jagger \nJade Jagger\nElizabeth Scarlett\nGeorgia May Ayeesha\nGabriel Luke Beauegard \nJames Leroy Augustine Jagger\nLucas Jagger
1057587
Hey Cher\n\nLock-n-Load
952682
Jennifer Nettles (the third member) broke off from the group to do some song writing.  She wrote and recorded a song with Bon Jovi called "Who Says You Can't Go Home?"  I have linked to the single edit for that song:\n\nhttp://music.yahoo.com/release/35296114\n\nKristen Hall and Kristian Bush are still together.\n\nhttp://music.yahoo.com/ar-310404-bio--Sugarland