It seems this is one saying Rick Ross may be unfamiliar with, for despite suffering two seizures within the space of four hours last week ,he was spotted indulging in some fast food delights hours ago.
Seen celebrating the opening of his own ‘Wingstop‘ branch with Dj Khaled, the snap has some critics wondering how seriously the ‘Monster‘ rapper has taken the health scares which had many a spectator fearing the worse.
Released from hospital three days ago, there are some who cite the performer’s weight as the route cause of both seizures.
The latest video to be released in support of her album ‘Femme Fatale‘, ‘Criminal’ by Britney Spears has remained a hot topic of many lips since shots of her filming the clip emerged here some months ago.
Now, hoping to drum up more excitement for its premier in coming days, Spears’ has released a number of new images from the clip in GIF form.
Nicole Scherzingermay not be able to lock down a US release for her ‘Killer Love’ LP, however that hasn’t stopped her from announcing a re-release of the project here in Europe.
The set, which went on sale here back in March, is to be re-packaged and released on November 14th. Writing duo, the Nervo twins (‘When Love Takes Over’) penned its lead (well, actually 5th) single ‘Try With Me’ – the video for which Scherzinger shot recently in Mexico’s Xilitla rainforest.
With the 32 year old having shot the clip in an 18 hour straight shoot (in between her grueling X Factor schedule), she certainly re-affirms her hard-working nature. We can only hope it ultimately pays off.
Fox’s much hyped British import has finally kicked off on American soil and looks set to be the biggest show of its kind.
Featuring judges Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul, LA Reid and Nicole Scherzinger, the show favours American Idol with its nationwide auditions. However, there is a defining twist in that groups and solo acts over 25’s are eligible to enter.
Unsurprisingly, with this being the Judges’ Homes, the talented and talent-challenged are out in equal measure for a crack at progressing to the live shows. With special guest judges Enrique Iglesias, Pharrell Williams, and Rihanna playing assistant to Nicole, Paula, and L.A. respectively, fans were treated to a brand new reason to tune in.
Check out the best and worst from this, the 8th episode, below…
While fans anxiously await the visual to pop starlet Rihanna‘s ‘We Found Love’, the songstress can be found on Coldplay‘s “Princess of China”. The cut, lifted from the band’s Mylo Zyloto(October 24), finds the bleat Queen traipsing back into Rock meadows as demonstrated by her assistance in earlier cuts ‘If I Never See Your Face Again’ and even her own ‘RockStar 101’.
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British bred rapstress/singer Estelle and Canadian powerhouse Melanie Fiona are just two of Urban music’s newest movers and shakers who lent their talents to the ‘Black Girls Rock & Soul’ tour. While Melanie is busy gaining buzz for her single ‘4 A.M.’ from her upcoming set ‘The MF Life’ (December 6th), Estelle is steadily wowing fans with her Rick Ross assisted cut ‘Break My Heart’ from ‘All of Me’.
Fans can see both Mel and Estelle doing what they do best after the jump:
The X-Factor 2011 saw its 2nd set of eliminations tonight. Find out who’s heading home this week…
{For those unfamiliar with The X Factor, the show is the UK’s version of American Idol – with a twist in that groups and over 25’s are eligible to enter. Now in it’s eighth season, the show is responsible for birthing the careers of Leona Lewis, Alexandra Burke, and JLS. Its US incarnation launched last month FOX}.
From The Vault this week pays tribute to Ciara‘s 2005 summer sizzler ‘Oh’. The gritty cut was released as the 3rd single from her Platinum selling debut, ‘Goodies’. Featuring a verse from Hip-Hop titan Ludacris, the release peaked at #2 on the Billboard 100 and was yet another international hit for the singer.
Riding high on the wave that was Crunk-R&B back then, the Dre & Vidal produced cut served as Ci’s homage to her hometown of Atlanta, Georgia. While having a darker tone than previous singles ‘Goodies’ and ‘1,2 Step’, ‘Oh’ maintained a crossover appeal and radio-friendliness that allowed it to perform as well as its predecessors on the charts.
From the elaborate choreograpgy to the overall swag and attitude displayed, the single’s accompanying video further cemented CiCi’s status as the most visually exciting emerging artist in town.
Here at TGJ HQ, we can’t help but feel like the world hasn’t seen the best of Super C yet. Something which could very well change now that her rough spell (see: Fantasy Ride, Basic Instinct) is seemingly behind her and the comeback narrative is falling into place. Let’s only hope that her collaboration with her Epic knight in shining armour, L.A Reid, yields fruitful rewards. After all, he is responsible for Mariah‘s 00’s comeback and Rihanna‘s (successful) joke of a career; yet also bares the load of mishandling of Janet‘s 2008 under-performer ‘Discipline’. For Ms. Harris’ sake, their reunion (he launched her career) needs totranslate into critical and commercial acclaim and of course more hits. Hopefully this new venture will also allow Ms. Harris to expand her creative vision through big-budget videos and worldwide tours. She’s too talented to still be so ‘local’. She’s a global star in-waiting.
