As her new single ‘Overdose’ continues to dominate Urban radio and flirt with Pop formats, Ciara touched down in Houston,Texas to grace a Moet fuelled event at the ‘Hotel Derek’.
It was there, just months after birthing her self titled new album ‘Ciara‘, the R&B stunner rocked a dress that can only be described as ‘revealing’.
Why?
Snaps below…
Chris Brown‘s headline-grabbing antics have consequences for projects beyond his own. Just ask Pop divas Danity Kane.
Dawn, Shannon, Audrea, and Aubrey had been hard at work in rehearsals for their first show as a group in over five years – a show co-headlined with Brown, set to take place tonight in New York.
However, despite the singer being released from prison last night, promoters for the 92.3 Now Scream extravaganza have announced that the event has been cancelled.
Subsequently, the ladies – who had been working with renown choreographer Luam for the show, released a video statement to their fans.
Watch their heartfelt message below…
As her daughter continues to fly the flag for Rap in today’s Pop arena, Carol Maraj – mother of Nicki Minaj– has set her sights on the world of Gospel, launching a career she hopes will help and inspire those she seeks to help most.
As girl groups go, they don’t get much bigger than Destiny’s Child and TLC.
Indeed, both acts have created success narratives that are ground-breaking, trail-blazing. Success narratives that not only serve as a definitive blueprint, but narratives that are forever etched in Pop culture history.
It’s fitting, then, that The Saturdays – the UK’s current biggest female group, also recognise this – paying homage to the girl power pioneers during a recent performance on BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge.
Led by front-woman Vanessa White, the ladies navigated through Drake’s recent hit ‘Hold On, We’re Going Home’ before launching into a mash-up of TLC’s ‘No Scrubs’ and DC’s ‘Survivor’.
Find out how they fared after the jump…
After a two-week hiatus, The X Factor USA returns tonight on FOX.
So as to signal its comeback, this season’s most popular judge Kelly Rowland stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote.
The new addition, who joined the this year’s series alongside Latin Pop star Paulina Rubio, hilariously detailed her experiences working on the talent-search, how the US contestants differ to the UK (Rowland judged the 2011 UK series), and more.
Check out the interview after the jump…
One look at the charts, and it’s clear that – despite a strong start – Justin Timberlake‘s latest album ‘The 20/20 Experience (2 of 2)’ isn’t enjoying the blockbuster success of its predecessor.
Still, it’s fair to say the set has done its job in helping the Pop titan launch a global tour off its back — something his laxed approach promo has us suspecting was the plan all along. After all, it’s a given that top-tier acts such as JT make most coins on the road.
In any case, in a bid to keep his chart buzz lingering , the former NSync’er unwrapped the cinematic video for the project’s second single ‘TKO’ moments ago.
With the song having been released digitally more than a month ago, we’ll file this one under ‘Better Late Than Never’.
Peep the visual after the jump…
13 days remain until Lady GaGa‘s ‘ARTPOP’ lands in stores. And despite anticipation already being at fever-pitch, the Pop superstar holds true to her promise of previewing material from the set.
The latest on the line-up, ‘Mary Jane Holland’.
Take a listen to a snippet after the jump…
‘Work B*tch’ beauty Britney Spears works her comedic muscle in a spoof of Michael Jackson‘s legendary hit ‘Thriller’. The tune and its accompanying music video, a Halloween favorite since its 1983 debut, inspired the normally stiff songstress to show off a bit of her fun side in a short BBC Radio 1 ‘Breakfast Show’ skit.
Featuring host Nick Grimshaw, the duo recite the now iconic Vincent Price ‘Thriller’ voice over in a cute and clever showing titled ‘It’s Britney, Witch’. See it above:
‘Work B*tch’ beauty Britney Spears works her comedic muscle in a spoof of Michael Jackson‘s legendary hit ‘Thriller’. The tune and its accompanying music video, a Halloween favorite since its 1983 debut, inspired the normally stiff songstress to show off a bit of her fun side in a short BBC Radio 1 ‘Breakfast Show’ skit.
Featuring host Nick Grimshaw, the duo recite the now iconic Vincent Price ‘Thriller’ voice over in a cute and clever showing titled ‘It’s Britney, Witch’. See it above:
(photo courtesy: E! Online)
Ciara‘s future is certainly looking bright if these newly surfaced snaps are anything to go by.
Showing off some serious bling courtesy of fiance/rapper Future, the ‘Got Me Good’ songstress got good and engaged over the weekend – a feat that helped make her 28th birthday one she would never forget.
See more below:
R&B bad boy Chris Brown has new reason to smile today.
Indeed, the Grammy winning hitmaker – whose most recent hit allegedly occurred outside of the studio – has seen his day of media frenzy and courtroom hoop-lah end on a relatively positive note.
Full story inside…
Move over ‘American Horror Story’! For, if reports are to be believed, CBS is readying a reboot of the show featuring four of America’s favorite witches – the ‘Charmed’ sisters.
Read more below (via Deadline):
“CBS has given a script order to Charmed, a reimaging of the original series centered around four sisters who discover their destiny – to battle against the forces of evil using their witchcraft. Created by Constance M. Burge and produced by Spelling TV, Charmed aired on the WB for eight seasons, concluding just before the network’s merger with UPN to form the CW in 2006. It has done well in off-network syndication on TNT and streaming on Netflix.”
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