Aaliyah 2144 226177101 2008-07-17T04:38:46Z Mcelite 4910251 [[WP:UNDO|Undid]] revision 226139983 by [[Special:Contributions/162.40.192.69|162.40.192.69]] ([[User talk:162.40.192.69|talk]]) that's not cited. {{Other|Aliyah (disambiguation)}} {{Infobox Musical artist | Name = Aaliyah | Img = Aaliyah Haughton.jpg | Img_capt = | Img_size = <!-- Only for images narrower than 220 pixels --> | Landscape = | Background = solo_singer | Birth_name = Aaliyah Dana Haughton<ref name="Aaliyah NNDB Profile">{{cite web |url=http://www.nndb.com/people/742/000024670/ |title=Aaliyah NNDB Profile |publisher=NNDB |accessdate=2007-03-03}}</ref> | Alias = Baby Girl, Liyah, The Queen Of Neo-Soul | Born = {{birth date|1979|1|16}}<br>[[Brooklyn]], [[New York City]], [[New York]], [[United States]] | Origin = [[Detroit, Michigan|Detroit]], [[Michigan]], [[United States]] | Died = {{death date and age|2001|08|25|1979|1|16}} | Genre = [[R&B]], [[pop music|pop]], [[hip hop music|hip hop]], [[electronica]], [[alternative music|alternative]], [[funk music|funk]] | Years_active = 1991–Present | Occupation = [[Singer]], [[dance]]r, [[actor|actress]], [[model (person)|model]] | Label = [[Blackground Records|Blackground]], [[Jive Records|Jive]], [[Atlantic Records|Atlantic]], [[Virgin Records|Virgin]] | Associated_acts = [[Missy Elliott]], [[Timbaland]], [[Steve "Static" Garrett|Static Major]], [[Ginuwine]], [[Tweet (singer)|Tweet]], [[DMX (rapper)|DMX]], [[Janet Jackson]], [[Damon Dash]] | URL = [http://www.Aaliyah.com www.Aaliyah.com], [http://www.AaliyahICare4U.com www.AaliyahICare4U.com] }} '''Aaliyah Dana Haughton'''<ref name="Aaliyah NNDB Profile"/> ([[January 16]], [[1979]] – [[August 25]], [[2001]]), better known as '''Aaliyah''' ({{pronEng|əˈliːə}}), or Ah-LEE-Yah, was an [[United States|American]] [[singer]], [[dance]]r, [[actor|actress]], [[model (person)|model]], and [[teen idol]]. Introduced to audiences by [[contemporary R&B|R&B]]/[[pop music|pop]] singer [[R. Kelly]], Aaliyah became famous during the mid-1990s with several hit records from the [[songwriting]]/[[production]] team of [[Missy Elliott]] and [[Timbaland]]. Despite her short career, she sold approximately over 32 million worldwide.<ref name="surge">{{cite web |url=http://www.surgeradio.co.uk/music/artists/bc85da58-52d9-457d-ae8d-5d8d4ec870a9.html|title=Artist Biography |author= |accessdate=2008-01-21 |date=2008 |publisher=[[Surge]]}}</ref> In addition to commercial success, her collaborations with [[Timbaland]] helped shape the sound of R&B in the latter half of the 1990s.<ref>[http://wc03.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:fxfwxqe5ldde~T1 ''All Music.com''].</ref> She also modeled for [[Tommy Hilfiger]] and starred in two [[motion pictures]] before being killed<ref>http://www.reuters.com/news/a/29930/9959ne.htm</ref> in a plane crash in [[the Bahamas]].<ref>[http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1448402/20010826/aaliyah.jhtml ''Aaliyah Killed In Plane Crash'']. MTV News. August 26 2001.</ref> ==Early years== Aaliyah Dana Haughton was born in [[Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn|Bedford-Stuyvesant]], a neighborhood of [[Brooklyn]], [[New York City]], [[New York]] to Michael and [[Diane Haughton]], and was raised in [[Detroit, Michigan|Detroit]], [[Michigan]]. Her name means "Highest, Most Exalted, The Best" in Arabic<ref>[http://www.babynamesworld.com/meaning_of_Aaliyah.html ''Meaning of Aaliyah'']. Baby Names World.com.</ref><ref>[http://babyfit.sparkpeople.com/baby-names-detail.asp?name=Aaliyah Meaning of the Baby Name Aaliyah - similar names Aleah, Alea, Aleaseya, Aliya, Alia, Aleeya, Aliyah, Allyiah alya<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref><ref>[http://www.weddingvendors.com/baby-names/meaning/aaliyah/ ''Origin and Meaning of the Name Aaliyah''].Wedding Vendors.com. Accessed [[September 26]], [[2007]]</ref>. In Hebrew her name means ascent and is not used as a name. Her maternal grandmother, Mintis L. Hicks Hankerson, gave her the middle name Dana. Aaliyah was of both [[African American]] and [[Native Americans in the United States|Native American]] ancestry.{{Fact|date=July 2008}} Aaliyah was brought up as a [[Roman Catholic]] with her older brother Rashad Haughton.<ref name="imd">{{cite web |url=http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004691/bio |title=Biography for Aaliyah|author=IMDb|accessdate=2008-01-17 |date=2008 |publisher=[[IMDb]]}}</ref> Diane Haughton, Aaliyah's mother, also a vocalist, encouraging her daughter's career. In 1989, she appeared on the TV talent show ''[[Star Search]]'' at age 10, singing her mother's favorite song, "[[My Funny Valentine]]". Although she did not win, she remained a good sport and continued to perfect her skills. Aaliyah worked with an agent in [[New York]] and auditioned for TV shows, including ''[[Family Matters]]''. ==Film, television and soundtracks== Early in her career, she appeared on the [[Nickelodeon (TV channel)|Nickelodeon]] series ''[[All That]]'' performing "Age Ain't Nothing But a Number". She returned again in 1996 to perform her hit "[[One in a Million (Aaliyah song)|One in a Million]]". She also appeared as herself on a 1994 episode of the gritty cop drama ''[[New York Undercover]]''. She also garnered much success from her songs being featured on movie soundtracks. In 1997, Aaliyah appeared on the soundtrack album for the [[Fox Animation Studios]] animated feature ''[[Anastasia (1997 movie)|Anastasia]]'', singing the pop version of "[[Journey to the Past]]". The song was nominated for an [[Academy Awards|Academy Award]], and Aaliyah performed the song at the [[70th Academy Awards|1998 Academy Awards ceremony, becoming the youngest singer to perform at the ceremony]].<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8m6KrV74ig Oscar Performance on YouTube]</ref> In 2000, Aaliyah landed her first major movie role in ''[[Romeo Must Die]]'', which debuted at number one at the box office. A loose adaptation of [[Shakespeare]]'s ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'', Aaliyah starred opposite martial artist [[Jet Li]], playing a couple who fall in love amid their warring families. In addition to acting, Aaliyah and Timbaland executive produced the film's soundtrack album and she contributed four songs: "[[Are You Feelin' Me?]]", "[[I Don't Wanna]]", "Come Back in One Piece," a duet with [[DMX (rapper)|DMX]] which landed at #2 on [[Black Entertainment Television|BET]]'s "Notarized" Top 100 videos of 2000, and the international number one hit "[[Try Again]]." Aaliyah made history when "Try Again" became the first song to ever reach number one on the [[Billboard Hot 100]] based solely on the strength of its radio airplay, without any single sales factored in.<ref>[http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Aaliyah-Biography/0E4BB41B6F08AE7C4825686C00152CD2 Sing 365 article]</ref> After the huge success of "[[Try Again]]" on radio, a [[12 inch single|12" maxi single]] was released for consumer purchase. "Try Again" landed at #1 on [[Black Entertainment Television|BET]]'s "Notarized" Top 100 Videos of 2000. The radio-only single, "[[I Don't Wanna]]", (which was also featured on the soundtrack for the film ''[[Next Friday]]'') peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip Hop Singles & Tracks chart. In 2001, Aaliyah went to [[Australia]] to co-star with [[Stuart Townsend]] in the vampire film ''The Queen of the Damned'', an adaptation of the [[Anne Rice]] novel of the same name. Looking ahead, Aaliyah had a supporting role in the two sequels to ''[[The Matrix]]'' as [[Zee (The Matrix)|Zee]], the wife of [[Harold Perrineau Jr.]]'s character, Link. The directors initially tried to find a way to incorporate her footage into the movies but decided against it due to lack of material available. The role was recast with [[Nona Gaye]] playing the role. In 2004, ''[[The Matrix]]'' was released to DVD, tributes and footage of Aaliyah were found inside the special features. Other films in which Aaliyah was signed to appear were ''[[Honey (2003 film)|Honey]]'' ([[Jessica Alba]] was eventually cast as the main character), a role in the movie ''[[State Property 2]]'' (which was recast with [[Mariah Carey]]), and a [[Whitney Houston]]-produced remake of the 1976 film ''[[Sparkle (1976 film)|Sparkle]]'' which was canceled in 2007. ==Aaliyah' The Movie== [[Lisa Tucker (singer)]] has been in talks to portray the late singer Aaliyah Dana Haughton in an upcoming bio-flick. Shooting is said to begin sometime in August of 2008, with the release of the movie sometime in 2009. ==Death== On [[August 25]], [[2001]], at 6:50 pm ([[Eastern Time Zone (North America)|EST]]), just after finishing filming of the "Rock the Boat" video, Aaliyah and various members of her record company boarded a twin engine [[Cessna 402]]B (N8097W) at [[Marsh Harbour]], [[Abaco Island]], [[Bahamas]] to travel to [[Opa-locka]] Airport near [[Miami, Florida]]. The crew had a flight scheduled the next day, but the video wrapped early. Aaliyah and her entourage were eager to return to the US and took their heavy equipment from the shoot on the plane rather than leave it behind.<ref>[http://www.blender.com/guide/articles.aspx?ID=2317 ''Blender'' magazine's "10 Worst Rock Star Plane Crashes"]</ref> The [[Aviation accidents and incidents|plane crashed]] shortly after takeoff about 200 feet (70 m) from the runway. Aaliyah, pilot Luis Morales III and the seven other passengers, including her hair stylist Eric Foreman, Anthony Dodd, her security guard Scott Gallin, Douglas Kratz (a director of video production for Virgin Records), stylist Christopher Maldonado, Keith Wallace and Gina Smith (both employees of the Blackground label) were killed.<ref>[http://archives.cnn.com/2001/SHOWBIZ/Music/08/26/death.aaliyah/ ''CNN report on Aaliyah's Plane Crash''].</ref> According to findings from an inquest conducted by the coroners office in the [[Bahamas]], Aaliyah suffered from "severe burns and a blow to the head," in addition to severe shock. The coroner theorized that, even if Aaliyah had survived the crash, her recovery would have been virtually impossible given the severity of her injuries.<ref>[http://www.caribbeannetnews.com/2003/11/21/aaliyah.htm Bahamas Coroner delivers verdict in Aaliyah death crash.] (2003, [[November 21]]). ''Caribbean News''. Retrieved [[February 9]], [[2007]].</ref> Aaliyah's funeral was held on [[August 31]], [[2001]] at Saint Ignatius Loyola Roman Catholic Church in [[Manhattan]], [[New York City]]. She was interred at the Rosewood Mausoleum in Ferncliff Cemetery, [[Hartsdale, New York]].<ref>[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=5727911 Aaliyah's listing at findagrave.com with photos]</ref> ===Investigation=== The [[NTSB]] report stated "The airplane was seen lifting off the runway, and then nose down, impacting in a marsh on the south side of the departure end of runway 27."<ref name="ntsb">[http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief.asp?ev_id=20010907X01905&key=1 NTSB report]</ref> It also indicated that the pilot, Luis Morales III was not approved to pilot the plane he was attempting to fly. Morales falsely obtained his [[FAA]] license by showing hundreds of hours never flown, and he may also have falsified how many hours he had flown in order to get a job with his employer, Blackhawk International Airways. Additionally, an [[autopsy]] performed on Morales revealed traces of cocaine and alcohol in his blood.<ref>[http://www.mtv.com/music/artist/aaliyah/artist.jhtml MTV News]</ref> Further investigations determined the plane was over its total gross weight by several hundred pounds. Eddie Golson, president of Pro Freight Cargo Services at [[Opa-locka]] Airport, said workers carted "a pickup truck of freight" from the crash site. Two of the passengers weighed in the region of 300 pounds and sat in the rear of the plane, where the baggage was also stored.<ref>[http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1452663/20020228/aaliyah.jhtml ''MTV News'']. 28 February 2002.</ref> The NTSB report stated that "the total gross weight of the airplane was substantially exceeded." In addition, with heavy passengers and cargo in the back, the center of gravity was pushed too far aft.<ref name="ntsb"/> This caused an uncontrollable nose-up attitude, leading to a stall. The day of the crash was Morales' first official day with Blackhawk International Airways, an FAA Part 135 single-pilot operation. In addition, Luis Morales III was not registered with the FAA to fly for Blackhawk. As a result of the accident, a wrongful death lawsuit was filed by Aaliyah’s parents and was later settled out of court for an undisclosed amount. Barry & Sons, Inc., a corporation formed in 1992 to develop, promote and capitalize on the musical talents of Aaliyah and to oversee the production and distribution of her records, tapes and music videos, brought an unsuccessful lawsuit in the Supreme Court of the State of New York against Instinct Productions LLC, (a company hired by Barry & Sons, Inc. in August 2001 to produce the "Rock the Boat" music video). The case was dismissed since New York State's wrongful death statute only permits certain people to recover damages for wrongful death.<ref>[http://www.courts.state.ny.us/reporter/3dseries/2005/2005_00096.htm Text of appellate division decision dismissing the case.]</ref> ==Legacy== "Rock the Boat" went on to become a [[List of works published posthumously|posthumous hit]] on radio (reaching number two on [[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard's Hot R&B Singles]] charts, number 14 on the Hot 100, and number 12 in the UK) and video channels, and the news of Aaliyah's death gave her album a notable sales boost, pushing it to number one on the [[Billboard 200]]. The album produced two other singles: "[[More Than a Woman (Aaliyah song)|More Than a Woman]]" reached number seven on Billboard's Hot R&B singles chart, number 25 on Hot 100, and number 1 in the UK, and at number 11 on [[Black Entertainment Television|BET]]'s "Notarized" Top 100 videos of 2002. "I Care 4 U" reached number three on Billboard's Hot R&B singles chart and number three on the Hot 100, the latter attaining success even without the promotional push of a [[music video]]. The ''Aaliyah'' album has gone on to sell over three million copies in the U.S. Her last film ''[[Queen of the Damned (film)|Queen of the Damned]]'' was released in early 2002. Before its release, Aaliyah's brother [[Rashad Haughton]] was called upon to re-dub several of his sister's lines during the post-production [[Dubbing (music)|ADR]] process.<ref name="rocknet">[http://www.rockonthenet.com/artists-a/aaliyah_main.htm ''Aaliyah''] Rock on the Net.com.</ref> Upon its release, the film debuted at number one. The film was dedicated to her memory. Aaliyah and former [[The Beatles|Beatle]] [[George Harrison]] made UK Chart history in January 2002 when they scored the first, and to date, only back-to-back posthumous number one hits (aside from the [[Elvis Presley]] re-releases in 2005).{{Fact|date=January 2008}} Aaliyah's "More than a Woman", released on [[January 7]] and topped the chart on [[January 13]], was followed by Harrison's "[[My Sweet Lord]]", re-released on [[January 14]] and topped the chart on [[January 20]]. Aaliyah was voted one of "The Top 40 Women of the Video Era" in VH1's ''The Greatest'', also ranked number 36 on their list of the 100 Sexiest Artists. Aaliyah also made E!'s list on the ''101 Most Shocking Moments in Entertainment'', ''Juiciest Hollywood Hookups'', and ''Best Kept Hollywood Secrets''. Aaliyah recently ranked at number 18 on [[BET]]'s "Top 25 Dancers of All Time" and ranked at number four on BET's "Top 25 Sexiest Women of all Time". Aaliyah has been the topic of four books: ''Aaliyah: More than a Woman'' (2001) by [[Christopher John Farley]], ''Aaliyah: An R&B Princess in Words and Pictures'' (2002) by Kelly Kenyatta, ''Aaliyah'' by [[Tim Footman]] (2003), and ''Aaliyah Remembered: Her Life & The Person behind the Mystique'' (2005) by William Sutherland. Her family created ''The Aaliyah Memorial Fund''<ref>[http://www.aaliyah.com Aaliyah.com]</ref> which will donate money raised to charities Aaliyah supported. ''Aaliyah's Cancer Awareness Angels'' participate in a [[Revlon Run Walk]] in which Aaliyah herself once participated. The hip-hop community has kept her memory alive by mentioning her name and referencing her songs in many of their lyrics. Aaliyah has been featured on the covers of Fader and People Magazines in 2008. The name "Aaliyah" does not appear on the [[Social Security Administration]]'s [[Social Security Administration#Baby name popularity report|popular baby names list]] for girls until 1994, the year of Aaliyah's debut album. However, it entered the top 100 of that list in 2001, the year of her death; it has remained there every year since, through the most recent list (2007).<ref>[http://www.socialsecurity.gov/OACT/babynames/ Social Security Administration: Popular Baby Names]</ref> There will be a Movie "AALIYAH" to be released along with ''NOTORIOUS'' which is the autobiographical movie of The [[Notorious B.I.G.]]. ===Cover tributes=== * French R&B singer Assia covered "Don't Know What To Tell Ya" with French and Arabic lyrics and entitled it "Le prix pour t' aimer (Habibi Maareft Ach'n Oullek)" in her latest album ''Encore et Encore''. * [[The Gossip]] covered "Are You That Somebody" as a tribute to Aaliyah * Others include tracks by [[DMX]], [[Yolanda Adams]], [[Tyrese Gibson|Tyrese]], [[R. Kelly]], [[TLC (band)|TLC]], [[Timbaland]], [[The Game (rapper)]] and Outsiderz 4 Life. * [[Usher (entertainer)|Usher]] covered [[Boyz II Men]]'s "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye" as a tribute to Aaliyah ===Other tributes=== * [[Mary J. Blige]], a fellow hip-hop/soul singer, makes reference to Aaliyah's death being a difficult and important point in her life in her song "MJB da MVP" * R&B singer [[Brandy (entertainer)|Brandy]] made musical and lyrical references to Aaliyah. She pays homage to Aaliyah on "Turn It Up" and "Should I Go" from her 2004 album [[Afrodisiac]]. * Also rapper [[Jadakiss]] made the statement in his song "Why". "Why Aaliyah have to take that flight" * R&B singer [[Ray J]] and Brandy made a lyrical reference to Aaliyah on "War Is Over" on Ray J's 2005 album [[Raydiation]]. * Rapper Kanye West cites both Aaliyah's death and Left Eyes' in his song "Never Let Me Down" * The movie "Queen of the Damned" was dedicated to Aaliyah post mortem, "In memory of Aaliyah 1979 - 2001" is displayed at the end of the movie, before the credits are displayed. * Southern rappers Nappy Roots pay lyrical homage to Aaliyah with the lines "Shouts out to Aaliyah, lived a legendary career, on my wall I got ya picture, God pray with ya" on the track Blowin' Trees. * Rapper [[Jay-Z]] recorded a tribute song to Aaliyah and other lost members of the hip-hop community over her song "Miss You" * Rick Vocals dedicated his 1st single to Aaliyah. * [[Edyta Górniak]] dedicated her second album "Invisible" in tribute to Aaliyah. * [[Mýa]], a friend of Aaliyah, dedicated her song "After The Rain" ([[Moodring]]) to her and [[Lisa Lopes]]. * [[Destiny's Child]] on one of their [[Emotion (song)|Emotion]] performances, dedicated their song to Aaliyah. *Aaliyah is mentioned on [[The Game (rapper)|The Game]]'s song, [[Dreams (The Game song)|Dreams]]. * [[Missy Elliott]] did a song called 'Can You Hear Me', ft. TLC * Rapper [[T.I.]] mentions Aaliyah, [[Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes]] , and [[Jam-Master Jay]] in his song "Rubberband Man" from his 2003 album [[Trap Muzik]] * Producer [[Timbaland]], a long time collaborator of Aaliyah's, used footage of her in his half-time set on the [[Justin Timberlake]] [[FutureSex/LoveShow]] 2007 tour. * Aaliyah is mentioned in [[Gorillaz]] and [[D12]]'s song 911 "We lost Aaliyah, lost our families, it takes no Tenges" * Aaliyah is mentioned in Jay-Z freestyle to [[A Milli]] with the lines "Back, forth like Aaliyah - Rest In Peace!" * Aaliyah is mentioned in the Nas featuring Quan song "Just a Moment" ==Discography== {{further|[[Aaliyah discography]]}} ===Albums=== * 1994: ''[[Age Ain't Nothing but a Number]]'' * 1996: ''[[One in a Million (Aaliyah album)|One in a Million]]'' * 2001: ''[[Aaliyah (album)|Aaliyah]]'' ===Compilation albums=== * 2002: ''[[I Care 4 U]]'' * 2005: ''[[Ultimate Aaliyah]]'' <small>(UK release)</small> * 2005: ''[[Rare Recordings and DJ Remixes]]'' ===Number-one singles=== <!-- If it doesn't enter the singles chart, airplay charts are allowed to be added. --> The following singles reached number one in the [[United States]], United States [[R&B]], [[United Kingdom]], and [[New Zealand]]. {| class="wikitable" |- !rowspan="2"| Year !rowspan="2"| Single !colspan="4"| Peak positions |- ! width="45"|<small>[[Billboard Hot 100|U.S.]]</small> ! width="45"|<small>[[Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs|U.S. R&B]]</small> ! width="45"|<small>[[UK Singles Chart|UK]]</small> ! width="45"|<small>[[Recording Industry Association of New Zealand|NZ]]</small> |- |1994 |"[[Back and Forth (song)|Back and Forth]]" |align="center"|5 |align="center"|1 |align="center"|16 |align="center"|48 |- |1996 |"[[If Your Girl Only Knew]]" |align="center"|11 |align="center"|1 |align="center"|15 |align="center"|20 |- |1998 |"[[Are You That Somebody?]]" |align="center"|21 |align="center"|1 |align="center"|11 |align="center"|1 |- |2000 |"[[Try Again]]" |align="center"|1 |align="center"|4 |align="center"|5 |align="center"|13 |- |2002 |"[[More Than a Woman (Aaliyah song)|More Than a Woman]]" |align="center"|25 |align="center"|7 |align="center"|1 |align="center"|- |- |2003 |"[[Miss You (Aaliyah song)|Miss You]]" |align="center"|3 |align="center"|1 |align="center"|7 |align="center"|- |- bgcolor="#CCCCCC" |align="center" colspan="2"|'''Total |align="center"|1 |align="center"|4 |align="center"|1 |align="center"|1 |} ==Awards== *[[Grammy Award]] **1999, [[Best Female R&B Vocal Performance]]: "Are You That Somebody?"; ''Nominated'' **2001, [[Best Female R&B Vocal Performance]]: "Try Again"; ''Nominated'' **2002, [[Best R&B Album]]: "Aaliyah"; ''Nominated'' **2002, [[Best Female R&B Vocal Performance]]: "Rock The Boat"; ''Nominated'' **2003, [[Best Female R&B Vocal Performance]]: "More Than A Woman"; ''Nominated'' *[[MTV Video Music Awards]] **1999, Best R&B Video: "Are You That Somebody?"; ''Nominated'' **1999, Best Video from a Film: "Are You That Somebody?"; ''Nominated'' **2000, Best Female Video: "Try Again"; '''Winner''' **2000, Best Video From Film: "Try Again"; '''Winner''' **2002, Best R&B Video: "Rock The Boat"; ''Nominated'' **2003, Best R&B Video: "Miss You"; ''Nominated'' *[[MOBO Awards]] **2002, Best Video: "More Than a Woman"; '''Winner''' **2002, Best Dance Video: "More Than a Woman"; '''Winner''' **2002, Best International Act; '''Winner''' *[[BET Awards]] **2002, Best Actress: "Queen of The Damned"; ''Nominated'' **2002, Best Female R&B Artist; ''Nominated'' **2002, Video of The Year: " Rock The Boat"; ''Nominated'' **2002, Viewer Choice Awards; ''Nominated'' *[[Image Awards]] **2002, Outstanding Female Artist; '''Winner''' **2003, Best female video: "Miss You"; '''Winner''' *[[Soul Train Awards]] **1998, Female R&B/Soul Single: "One In A Million"; ''Nominated'' **2002 Female R&B/Soul Single: "Rock The Boat"; '''Winner''' *Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards **1999, Best R&B/Soul Song: "Are You That Somebody?"; ''Nominated'' **1999, Best R&B/Soul or Rap Music Video: "Are You That Somebody?"; ''Nominated'' **2000, Best R&B/Soul Single - Solo: "Try Again"; '''Nominated''' **2000, Best R&B/Soul or Rap Music Video : "Try Again" ('''Winner''') **2001, Best R&B/Soul or Rap Song of the Year: "Try Again"; '''Winner''' **2002, Best R&B/Soul Solo Single: "Rock the Boat"; '''Winner''' **2002, Best R&B/Soul or Rap Song of the Year: "Rock the Boat"; '''Winner''' *[[American Music Awards]] **1999, Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist ; ''Nominated'' **2002, Favorite Female R&B Artist; '''Winner''' **2002, Favorite R&B/Soul Album: ''Aaliyah''; '''Winner''' **2003, Favorite Female R&B Artist; '''Winner''' *[[Source Awards]] **2000, R&B Artist of the Year, Female: Aaliyah; '''Winner''' *[[World Music Awards]] **1997, World's Best Selling Female R&B Artist; '''Winner''' **1998, World's Best Selling R&B Artist; '''Winner''' **1998, World's Best Selling Single: Are You that Somebody; ''Nominated'' **1998, Entertainer Of The Year; '''Winner''' **2000, World's Best Selling R&B Artist; ''Nominated'' **2000, Female Entertainer Of The Year; '''Winner''' **2002 World's Best Selling Female R&B Artist; ''Nominated'' **2002 World's Best Selling Female Pop Artist; ''Nominated'' *[[Brit Awards]] **2003, Best International Female Artist; ''Nominated'' *[[Juno Awards]] **2002, Best Selling Album By International Artist: [[Aaliyah (album)|Aaliyah]]; '''Nominated''' **2003, Best Selling Album By International Artist: [[I Care 4 U]]; ''Nominated'' *New Musical Express, UK (NME) **2002, Record of The Year: "More Than a Woman"; '''Winner''' *International Dance Music Awards, World **2000, Best International R&B Artist; '''Winner''' **2000, Best International Female Artist; '''Winner''' **2002, Best International Female Artist; '''Winner''' **2002, Record Of The Year "More Than a Woman"; '''Winner''' *[[Los Premios MTV Latinoamérica]] **2002, Best R&B Artist; '''Winner''' **2002, Best Song: "More Than a Woman"; ''Nominated'' *[[MTV Europe Music Awards]] **2002, Best R&B Artist; ''Nominated'' **2002, Best Song: "More Than a Woman"; ''Nominated'' *Icon Israeli Musical Artist Award **2004, Best Selling International Female Artist of All-Time; '''Honorary Award''' ==Filmography== * ''[[All That]]'' (TV series) (1995 & 1997) - Musical guest * ''[[New York Undercover]]'' (TV series) (1997) - Musical guest * ''[[Romeo Must Die]]'' (2000) - Trish O'Day * ''[[Queen of the Damned (film)|Queen of the Damned]]'' (2002) - [[Akasha]] * ''[[Aaliyah (film)]]''(2009)-[[Performer]] Films that were recast after her death: * ''[[Honey (film)|Honey]]'' (2003) - Honey (recast to [[Jessica Alba]]) * ''[[The Matrix (series)|The Matrix Reloaded/The Matrix Revolutions]]'' (2003) - Zee (recast to [[Nona Gaye]]) * ''[[State Property 2]]'' (2005) - (Recast to [[Mariah Carey]]) ==References== {{reflist|2}} == External links == <!--===========================({{NoMoreLinks}})=============================== | PLEASE BE CAUTIOUS IN ADDING MORE LINKS TO THIS ARTICLE. 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