While his antics off stage have seen his brand sullied by tabloid mess, Justin Bieber’s material- as many critics will agree- has got progressively better with each release.
So, you can imagine the horror of his fans this week when a song reportedly recorded by the singer threatened to undo the critical acclaim afforded to his grown up new sound.
What went down?
Full story below…
Emeli Sande answers many a prayer today, by releasing the video for her moving single ‘My Kind of Love‘.
Directed by Sanji Senaka, the clip comes courtesy of her debut solo era ‘Our Version of Events’ , whose sales now surpass the 1.3 million mark in the UK alone.
Is the video as moving as its single? Unfortunately, the answer to that question is no, but still stands as one of our favourite clips to drop this year- telling a story we can only describe as being thought provoking.
Why?
Fall for ‘Love’ below…
Meek Mill takes aim at ‘Hotel’ craftsman Cassidy today, mocking the state of his career with a scorching release billed ‘Kendrick You Next’.
Sure to force all eyes on his upcoming EP ‘Dreamchasers 3’, the jam precedes the release of a Kendrick Lamar diss Mill hints will appear on the release, set to serve as its intro.
Meek’s words below…
It”s finally here!
Well, almost. It”s almost here.
We”re talking about the video for Ariana Grande“s budding hit “Baby I”, who saw a teaser pulled from its final product released to the world minutes ago!
While there”s still no word on its official release date, the video”s teaser will go a long way to push sales of its supporting album “Yours Truly” which is now available to !
Check it out!
Christopher LaTouche and JayOhh put their creative skills to work for Cassie Ventura this time around, directing the video for her ‘RockaByeBaby‘ lifted number, ‘I Know What You Want’.
Lacking the choreography the clip need to truly pop, the video does make for an interesting watch but only by way of Cassie‘s aesthetic and aesthetic alone, void of the ‘wow factor’ her photo shoots (see ‘Blank’ spread) often possess.
Check her out below!
Genius…. is the word of choice oft used to describe Troy Taylor, the man hailed for the part he continues to play in Trey Songz’ ever impressive run at the top of R&B.
Now, after watching the performer’s last album top the Billboard 200 last year, the Urban star maker has showered praise on ‘Baby I‘ singer Ariana Grande, hailing her….the new Mariah Carey.
His words below…
After racking up many a hit with Jennifer Lopez, ‘Culo’ hit maker Pitbull set his sights on the Latina bombshell that is Ms. Veronica Vega!
Set to take the world by storm with her infectious brand of Latin inspired Pop, the beauty teases fans with the release of the pair’s brand new video ‘Wicked’ today- launching a sneak peak now available to peep right here on TGJ?!
Why the likes of Akon, Ne-Yo and Pit have fallen for her?
Find out below!
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Guess which singer/actress was snapped out and about in New York last night!
Hint: Since her debut, she can boast of collaborations with LA Reid, Future, Beyonce, Solange Knowles, Madonna, Elijah Blake and Elton John!
Confused?
Her identity below!
Meek Mill‘s ‘Dreamchasers 3′ plays host to ‘I Be On That‘, featuring verses from French Montana, Fabolous and the ever blazing Nicki Minaj.
Is it any good?
We think so, so check it out and let us know what you think of it below!
Sia. Drake. Pharrell?
While the first two can already boast of penning hits for Rita Ora, it seems the star is hoping the latter will be able to do the same for her on long awaited sophomore album!
Want the full story?
Details below…
Still buzzing from the Platinum ascent scored by ‘Started From The Bottom’, Drake whips fans into a frenzy today with the unveiling of the track list pulled from his new LP, ‘Nothing Was The Same‘.
Released two weeks before the album’s September 24th due date, the lists below showcase the best of what the standard and deluxe versions of the project have to offer, both of which…include a collaboration with none other than Jay Z.
Pop open the lid for ‘Nothing’ , below…
That Grape Juice was one of select outlets on hand for a private screening of one of the season‘s most anticipated sci-fi thrillers ‘Riddick’ starring Vin Diesel, Kari Urban, and TGJ-favorite Keri Hilson.
Making its debut in theatres tomorrow, TGJ caught up with the cast of the film to gain insight on their inspiration for taking the parts, expectations for the film, and so much more. Read that below:
Now that you have completed this trilogy, do you feel ready to move on from the character of Riddick or are you hungry to make more Riddick/sci-fi movies?
Vin Diesel: I would love to do more science fiction. We have another project at Universal called Soldiers of the Sun that’s very interesting and an opportunity to go into that genre. The reality is I always envisioned the Riddick franchise as a continuing mythology, so I always imagined that there would be many other films to follow.
It was one of the three promises that I either made or people assumed that I made on the social media network. One of them obviously was the return of Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) to the Fast & Furious franchise, something everybody was so vocal about 4 ½ years ago. The second was the resurrection of Riddick and reawakening that mythology, and then of course the third one you all know which is Hannibal the Conqueror, which is the one promise I haven’t delivered on yet. But I will!
Vin Diesel (cont.): For this version for where Riddick is now in this movie, I went to the woods for four months and prepared by basically being a recluse. Preparing the inner core of the character, and specifically because I was also producing it, it was so important to get that core character correct so that I could easily tap into it while maintaining some kind of circumspect view of what was going on with the production as a producer.
Because you are a producer on this, how difficult is it for you to be the boss of your castmates and how do you switch out from moment to moment of being an actor to being a producer?
Vin Diesel: I try to create an environment where, when we step onto the set, we are all in character. When we played Dungeons & Dragons as kids, there would be all of us around the table and someone might say something like, “I’m tired. I just might take a nap or something.” Then the Dungeon Master would say, “Everything you say is in game.”
Vin Diesel (cont): “It is a similar approach to the way we approached making this movie. When you come on set, everything should be focused around your character and you should stay in the pocket as much as possible. Every actor has their own process, but for me I really have to stay in the pocket. So if I’m on set and I’m in character, I am not thinking like a producer. If I’m on set and I’m not in character and I’m just coming in during the moments that I’m not shooting, then I’m able to be the producer.”
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