Pier Dominguez

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Pier Dominguez is a writer who was born in Barranquilla, Colombia (1983). In 2001 he published "Amy Fisher: Anatomy of a Scandal" and later wrote about the Fisher case for New York Newsday, as well as being featured on the Amy Fisher segment of E! Entertainment's "Top 20 Cases of Love Gone Wrong."

In late 2002 he published "Christina Aguilera: A Star is Made," an unauthorized biography that landed in Page Six and received a negative reaction from Aguilera's mom.[1] At the time he was a student at NYU.[2] Now he is an M.A. candidate in American Studies at Columbia University.[3]

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  1. ^ Popdirt.com - Christina Aguilera's Mom Speaks Out Against Pier Dominguez (#12541)
  2. ^ Neighborhood Report: Greenwich Village - Citypeople; His Kind Of Town - New York Times
  3. ^ CJAS | The Columbia Journal of American Studies
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