Nguyen Thi Minh Chuyen from the northern province of Ha Nam was crowned the Best Singer at the finale held at Ho Chi Minh City-based Maximart Stadium Sunday night.


The 25-year-old sang “May” (Cloud) composed by Quoc Bao, fascinating the audience with her mature voice.
Chuyen used to enter the top ten of 2008 Vietnam Idol and is now a third-year student at the Military College of Arts and Culture.
Ho Chi Minh City singer Luong Viet Quang won the Favorite Singer voted by the audience while Ha Hoai Thu from Quang Ninh Northern Province and Hanoi’s Dinh Manh Ninh were awarded Promising Singers.

They charmed most people, including the jury, with their creativity, natural voice, and simple styles which left an impression of freshness.

Sixteen singers throughout the country have made it to the first final of the Sao Mai-Diem Hen 2010, which is Vietnam Television's biennial contest to discover future pop stars.
They performed pop, R&B, dance, hip-hop and rock music, according to the contest’s regulation.
This year’s jury board includes pop star My Tam and musicians Tuan Khanh and Ho Hoai Anh.
A million fans around the country are estimated to watch the contest and vote online or by telephone.

Minh Chuyen in second to win. Image: Ly Vo Phu Hung.

Although she turned 30, but Ruby Lin still young and somewhat more elegant, more luxurious. Enjoying some picture of Ruby Lin on the cover of  Fashion Weekly:



















Some infomation of Ruby:

Ruby Lin (Chinese: 林心如; pinyin: Lín Xīnrú; born 27 January 1976 in Taipei, Taiwan) is a Taiwanese actress and pop singer. Her English name is from her mother's love of the jewel.

Lin made her acting debut in a TV commercial in Taiwan. When she received her first experience in front of the camera in 1995 for a minor role, she started to develop a passion for acting. In 1997, after playing supporting roles in various Taiwanese TV dramas, she met her breakout role as a leading actress in the television series Princess Pearl and its sequel, Princess Pearl II. In 1999, after Princess Pearl was broadcast, she also began a singing career with her first album, a five track EP.

Lin has acted in a variety of roles, such as the sassy Jian Ning princess in Duke of Mount Deer 2000, the cruel assassin Cai Yue in Flying Daggers, the gentle-natured Man Zhen in Half Life Fate, the middle-aged housewife in Ancestral Temple and spunky tomboy Sun Shangxiang in Three Kingdoms. For her achievement in movie and television series, Korean media called her as Taiwanese No.1 actress and goddess of Chinese ancient series.

In 2010, Ruby Lin announce the establishment of her own company - Ruby Lin Studio. Taiwan media reports the company will deal with all aspect of the actress's career including her acting, singing and film roles.