Get familiar with Melanie Amaro‘s ‘Respect’, her take on the Otis Redding classic of the same name.
Remixed and reworked for the clubs, the jam arrives days after a sneak peek of her ‘Pepsi’ commercial emerged online, and months before the release of her debut LP.
In case you didn’t know, Ciara stars in the new Adam Sandler movie ‘That’s My Boy‘.
Out in June, the singer stars alongside Gossip Girl’s Leighton Meester, and recently dropped by Shade 45 to discuss the project and the long awaited release that is her new album.
Now find out why she feels the comedy will be a success, below…
With confirmed releases from Madonna, Nicki Minaj, Brandy, Christina Aguilera, Chris Brown, Leona Lewis, Monica, Emeli Sande and Lana Del Rey, coming months will see a number of LPs compete in tandem to come out on top by the year’s end.
So,ever eager to know what you’re thinking, TGJ asks:
In support of whatsgoingonnow.org, John Legend surprised students from the Duke Ellington High School of the Arts at the Kennedy Centre recently.
As they rehearsed Marvin Gaye‘s classic ‘What’s Going On‘ at the centre yesterday, the ‘Ordinary People’ star shocked them by walking inand caused quite a stir- to say the very least.
In what will be sure to have everyone – including yours truly – wondering exactly where Madonna’s publicists are, another ‘interesting’ comment from the star emerged today. This time, in ‘The Advocate‘.
Find out why she thinksBritney Spears is built like a brick house below…
The 90’s saw Girl Power pervade the Pop music scape. A phenomena which, contrary to the history books, wasn’t confined to the US or Spice Girls alone.
Indeed, as the likes of En Vogue and TLC took the States by storm, the UK had their own female force in Eternal.
Fronted by powerhouse Easther Bennett, sister Vernie, and Kelle Bryan, the multi-Platinum trio presented a compelling package in that they weren’t simply British takes on an American formula. No. They could more than hold their own when measured up against their US counterparts. A fact which makes their lack of American launch all the more puzzling.
After all, they could sing, dance, weave flick, and Naomi Campbell Walk with the best of them! Not to mention the heavy dose of girl-band drama they oft served up (see: line-up changes). Drama which only served to strengthen their fanbase.
Still, their run on home-turf remains nothing short of legendary. With 15 top 20 singles, and 10 million records sold between 1992 and 2000, the ladies achievements cement them as one of the UK’s most successful girl-groups. A fact forgotten all-too-often in today’s McDonalised industry.
Nonetheless, we’re still able to soak up the brilliance that is their back-catalogue. Peep ‘Power of the Woman’ above, ‘I Wanna Be The Only One’ below, and more Eternal goodness after the jump!
Lana Del Rey‘s major label debut may have only just hit stores, yet that hasn’t stopped the set – christened ‘Born To Die‘ – from cementing her status as Pop’s biggest breakout star.
Not only has the buzz surrounding the 25 year old seen the LP sit atop of iTunes charts in 14 countries, it has landed Lana on the cover of Vogue UK’s March issue. More power to her!
Last year, Rap royal Nicki Minaj welcomed the news that she had scored 4 nominations at the 54th Annual Grammys.
Later confirmed to be one of the night’s performing acts, her fans and detractors alike await to see just how she will fare on the night, now less than a fortnight away.
Now peep the star dishing on those nominations, how she felt about being at last year’s show and her thoughts on what it means to be a true musician.
With Chris Brown‘s ‘Fortune’ set to land in stores this Spring, the singer is wasting no time shooting the video for its latest single‘Turn Up The Music’.
Shot last night (Feb 1st), little is known about the clip’s narrative. Although, these “creative” dancer ensembles, and news that Brown is reportedly directing it himself, leads us to believe this’ll be a must-see.