Power 105.1’s ‘The Breakfast Club‘ opened its doors to Brandy this morning, who arrived at the hit radio show to shed fresh light on here new LP ‘Two / Eleven’.
Speaking on the R&B driven project and how her life has changed as a result of it, the ‘Let Me Go’ sensation also braved questions on marriage, Kim Kardashian and her relationship with ‘New Life‘ darling Monica.
He’s one of Pop’s most elusive but powerful men, steering the ship that is Rihanna‘s career.
However, for all his success with the Island belle, Jay Brown oft finds himself criticized for allegedly pushing the star to launch new LPs every year, leading to the premature demise of many of the singer’s eras.
Now, as part of her tell spread with ‘Vogue’ magazine, he has explained the logic behind the strategy.
With 24 million copies sold worldwide as of this month, Adele‘s ‘21‘ stands as the best selling album of the past decade- surpassing records previously held by Michael Jackson‘s ‘Thriller’ and Usher‘s 2004 mega seller ‘Confessions‘.
Now, it has emerged that the singer’s record label XL Recordings reaped major financial rewards as a result of the LP’s success. Rewards, to the tune of $41 million.
In honor of her celebrated life and lasting legacy, CBS will present the Whitney Houston ‘Grammy Salute’ November 13th.
Boasting tributes and performances by Britney Spears, Jennifer Hudson, Halle Berry and LL Cool J, today saw footage from Ushers tribute to the icon surface online.
A performance, which both showcases Usher’s skill as a vocalist and conviction as an entertainer- serving justice to Houston’s take on ‘I Believe In You & Me’, originally released by The Four Tops in 1983.
Yes, in what outdoes her tell all conversation with Oprah Winfrey, the ‘Diamonds’ beauty has addressed a number of pressing issues with Anna Wintour‘s ‘Vogue’.
Issues, which cover her alleged cocaine habit and reunion with ex boyfriend Chris Brown.
Rihanna may sing like a choir of dying cats, but oh can the model strike a pose.
As previously reported, the 24 year old features in the November 2012 of Vogue magazine; and while last week brought with it the feature’s official cover, this week usher’s in the arrival of the accompanying shots.
Check out the ‘Diamonds’ performer pose it up, courtesy of SheIsDiva.com, below…
Budding legend Christina Aguilera is hot on the promotional trail for her scorching new single ‘Your Body’ and its housing album ‘Lotus’. Xtina’s latest stop? Australian morning show, Sunrise.
Femme fatale’s Girls Aloud are back to celebrate their 10th year together as an ensemble. And so as to whip up heightened anticipation, the Cheryl Cole, Nadine Coyle, and co have unwrapped a new teaser for their upcoming video.
Peep a snippet of what is being touted as the ladies’ last-hurrah after the jump…
The X Factor 2012 saw its 2nd set of eliminations tonight. Find out who’s heading home this week…
{An international phenomenon, local versions of the show show now air in the US, Italy, France and beyond. The brain-child of Simon Cowell, The X Factor is responsible for birthing the careers of Leona Lewis, Alexandra Burke, One Direction, Cher Lloyd and JLS.
Judging the hopefuls are Gary Barlow, Tulisa Contostavlos, original panelist Louis Walsh, and newcomer Nicole Scherzinger}.
This week’s From The Vault pick is lifted from the catalogue of one of R&B most underrated acts, Blasian beauty Amerie and her signature smash ‘1 Thing’.
Boasting incredible production from Grammy-winning producer Rich Harrisson, ‘1 Thing’ was taken from Ms Rogers sophomore set, ‘Touch’, and served as her breakthrough single, giving her an exposure that was lacking at the time she released her fantastic debut ‘All I Have’.
The Go-Go cut was a Top 10 hit in the US where it charted at #8 on the Hot 100 and #1 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop charts. Its #4 placing on the UK Singles Chart as well as it reaching #13 on both the Australian one and the European Hot 100 Singles Chart has cemented its status as a global blockbuster.
Also notable about the gem is its incredible music video. Directed by Chris Robinson and the singer herself, it depicted the diva in a markedly different light than on her previous visuals. Leaving the girl-next-door image in her periphery, Amerie channels her inner femme-fatale sporting high-fashion clothing and engaging in stellar choreography courtesy of Tanisha Scott.
Regrettably, the ‘Why Don’t We Fall In Love’ belle was never quite able to reproduce the triumph of ‘1 Thing’, although her subsequent material has always been qualitatively up-to-par.
And while this has never prevented us from enjoying her more recent offerings – especially the classic ‘Because I Love It’ LP, we feel she should definitely get a share of the “commercial success pie”. After all, she is part of modern R&B’s finest.
Without a doubt, Rihanna is and will be for sometime Pop’s reigning singles Queen.
However, much to her dismay, she has always struggled to impress outside of the charts- facing the shame of ‘Battleships’ Box Office bombing and her lack of a US #1 album seven years into her glowing career.
Now, her latest project ‘Styled To Rock’ is facing the axe after pulling in lack luster viewing figures in the UK.