Christopher goes for blood on his new single. With the world’s current obsession with electro-pop/dance music, it comes as no surprise that Breezy took the plunge on “Turn Up The Music,” the second single from his upcoming fifth album Fortune. This electro-pop craze isn’t part of my ministry, BUT this song does my ears good. I expect this to top Billboard’s Hot 100 in the coming weeks. Listen below.
Is it just me or has Kelly been a little too available for these collaborations?
Sean Paul snags Kelly Rowland for “How Deep Is Your Love,” a new Stargate-produced track from his new album Tomahawk Technique. With Kelly handling the hook, “How Deep Is Your Love” could be a sleeper hit. Tomahawk Technique arrives in stores on Valentine’s Day. Side note: Sean Paul can miss me with this album title and cover.
With a new single available on iTunes and Valentine’s Day on the horizon, R&B crooner Tank looks to take advantage of this season of love by announcing his new tour.
The 8-date trek, dubbed The Couples Retreat Tour, kicks off February 10 in Raleigh, North Carolina, before making stops in New York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C. (on Valentine’s Day), and Atlanta.
Ke$ha trades in her all-star team of hip-hop’s elite for a drag queen, an obese Black guy, an elderly man, a nerd, and a bat-wielding teenager in the hilarious music video for “Sleazy Remix 2.0 – Get Sleazier.”
“This video is the product of my friends seeing how sleazy the already monumentally Sleazy Remix 2.0 could get,” Ke$ha said. “Brace yourself because this video takes SLEAZY to a whole new level.”
Today, Billboard unveiled its Power 100, a ranking of the most powerful people in the music business.
The list consists executives from record labels, television and film, radio, and music-publishing industries, digital service providers, music branding companies, and six artists, each of whom cracked the business ranking for specific reasons.
Among the artists who made the list are Jay-Z and Beyoncé as a power couple, Taylor Swift, U2, Jon Bon Jovi and Lady Gaga.
Sitting at the top of the list is Irving Azoff, the executive chairman of Live Nation, who ranks number one due to his command of the biggest concert-promotion company, the largest ticketing company and the largest artist-management firm in the world.
Drita and Big Ang stopped by Power 105′s The Breakfast Club to talk about the new season of Mob Wives, their personal lives, and more. This interview is one of the reasons why I LOVE these two. Check out it below.
Carl Thomas two-steps with Snoop in his new music video for “Don’t Kiss Me,” the lead single from his latest album, Conquer. After this time, Carl Thomas still has it. Check out my review for his album here.
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Basketball Wives star Evelyn Lozada strips down to her skivvies for the digital issue of Maxim Magazine. Lozada, who is engaged to NFL star Chad Ochocinco, dishes on her breasts, her fiance, her career, and more. Check out excerpts from the interview and more shots below.
Oh, how the mighty have fallen. The past couple of years have been complete hell for NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens. The arrogant but ultra talented athlete gets candid in the February issue of GQ, where he talks about his two alleged suicides attempts, being unemployed and broke, his fallout with BFFs and co-stars of his reality show, and his court cases with his FOUR baby mommas.
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