‘Thong Song’ singer Sisqo thrust himself back into the limelight last night (relatively speaking) by entering the UK’s Celebrity Big Brother 2010. Joining the likes of Vinnie Jones, Heidi Fliess, Dane Bowers and Stephen Baldwin (aka largely the irrelevant), the former Dru Hill star made perhaps the grandest of entrances in the show’s history by actually performing ‘Thong Song’ enroute to the house itself.
While initially cringing watching this on TV, I can’t knock him for doing whatever need be to keep his name out there (this particular show really is scrapping the bottom of the barrel though). That said, I searched high and low for the video which had the ‘About Me’ part prior to the his actual performance; as I wasn’t sure which was more hilarious – the fact she show was billing him as a quote-on-quote “R&B superstar” or his dated performance itself.
In any case, I’m sure this will make for interesting (or potentially car-crash) TV.
It’s been a pretty slow news day, week for that matter. Anyway, check out this pic of Jermiane Jackson arriving at the opening of Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria’s restaurant Beso in Los Angeles last night:
I love the Jackson’s, but come on now. He looks like he’s made out of play-dough. SMH…
Former Destiny’s Child member, Michelle Williams covers of the current issue of Time Out Chicago magazine. Her appearance in the magazine was to promote her stint as Shrug Avery in the Chicago theatre version of ‘The Colour Purple’ (not the New York version of the show that Fantasia is starring in).
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The interview is a real interesting read. It’s good to see Michelle is keeping her name out there and that she isn’t sitting at home collecting those Destiny’s Child royalty cheques. I’ve always felt she was an underrated performer and I never understood people’s problem with her. Having said that, her 106th & Park ‘Fall’ is a classic; I had it on constant replay. For real though, I like Michelle and hope she does well.
R&B singer Mya is finally set to release her new album ‘Liberation’. The CD, which drops on the same day as Kelly Rowland’s ‘Ms Kelly’ album (June 26th) – features production from Bryan-Michael Cox, JR Rotem, Kwame and Scott Storch. Lil Wayne and Snoop Dogg both make guest-appearances. ‘Liberation’ has been delayed several times; Mya tells Billboard that the ‘transitioning’ from label to label was one of the main reasons for the wait (word has it that Interscope dropped her after her last album, ‘Moodring’ flopped). She is now signed to Motown.
I’m really liking Mya’s first single from the album, the Scott Storch produced ‘Lock U Down’. However, I heard that track months ago and there is still no video. I hear the vid will debut next week, but isn’t it kinda late? The scheduled second single ‘Walka Not A Talka’ sounds like it’s gonna be interesting – it’s a futuristic club track. I’m not holding my breath with this album though, seeing as there is a high chance it will get delayed again or be mediocre (with only a few good tracks) like her last two albums.
New Sisqo Video – Who’s Ur Daddy
Why? That’s the first thing I thought when I watched this. This has to be the cheapest video I’ve seen in a long while. For real though, how much did they spend on this, cus’ it looks like I could have done this one myself. The song is wack as well; I heard it ages ago but forgot about it…I now know why. He’s still singing about ‘unleashing the dragon’ etc. I don’t doubt that the guy is talented, great songs like ‘Incomplete’ and his work with Dru Hill prove that, but this is a mess.
