Oh Mimi!
More messy moments from Mariah Carey‘s concert at the Jazz & Blues Festival in Jamaica have begun to emerge.
Though hailed by loyal fans, the videos from the headlining show tell an all-together different story.
It’s not yet been ascertained if the diva was experiencing technical difficulties, but what is certain is that it made for an incredibly difficult watch.
See what we mean below…
A month has passed since D’Angelo sprung a surprise on the masses with the release of his first album in fifteen years, ‘Black Messiah’.
Following the set’s deviation from the traditional means of promotion, the soul-filled crooner has shunned TV appearances in favour of preparing for a series of lives dates across the US and UK this Spring.
However, this weekend saw singer debut a number of the LP’s song’s on ‘Saturday Night Live’.
Backed by his band, The Vanguard, the star turned in an impressive showing.
Check it out below…
On home soil, Mariah Carey has been a hot topic of late thanks to her new Las Vegas residency, rumoured Sony Music return, and tabloid chatter surrounding her divorce from Nick Cannon.
Still, in embracing her international status, the 45-year-old played to a sold-out crowd at the Jazz & Blues Festival in Jamaica last night.
How did she fare?
Watch her showing of ‘Always Be My Baby’ below…
Once the Buffy to Rihanna‘s Faith, the latest era of Beyonce‘s career has seen her swerve into the the ‘Pour It Up‘ singer’s “crazy, sexy, cool” lane and- if we’re being really honest- beat her at own game.
The result? A cooler and far more relatable Beyonce sat at the top of the brand arguably fresher today than it ever has been.
That might be one way to explain why her latest single ‘7/11‘ now sits atop Urban radio this week, becoming the fifth bop lifted from her ‘Beyonce‘ campaign to do so.
It success comes as the album’s Urban singles continue to outperform its Pop siblings, topping the Urban radio tally after the Hip Hop single ‘Drunk in Love’ outperformed the Ryan Tedder- penned ‘XO‘ on the Billboard Hot 100.
With the fundraiser for TLC‘s final album now sitting at over $250,000 ($100k more than the set target), the legendary group are piecing together their dream-team to produce it.
Find out who they’ve recruited thus far below…
Rihanna isn’t the only Roc royal making major moves this year.
For, in a move that’ll give music streaming service Spotify cause to pause and reflect, Jay Z is reportedly planning to purchase one of its biggest rivals.
Details on Jay’s bold new move below…
The countdown is officially on to Katy Perry‘s “must-see” Super Bowl halftime show.
Coming to a screen near you Sunday night live from the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, AZ, all eyes will be on the diva and her kooky antics to see if they live up to Superbowl showings past (i.e. Beyonce, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Janet Jackson).
Sending anticipation into overdrive with the announcement that rocker Lenny Kravitz will be among guests joining her on the mega-outing, Perry teased her newly revealed guest in a recent interview:
“Q: Are you planning on inviting any guest performers?
A: Yes, of course. There were a couple of names I tossed around and this one really stuck. I thought OK, it’s time for this person to have their shine again.
Q: Is it someone who’s on one of your records?
A: Hmmm. That’s funny should ask. Let’s just say I’ve been familiar with them before in a roundabout way.”
Just as her Billboard magazine feature makes its way to shelves, the Associated Press has revealed who surprise guest #2 will be. Tuck in below for the spoiler:
Nicki Minaj and Drake may be in the middle of an epic game of tug and war between label bosses Lil Wayne and Birdman, but that hasn’t stopped the pair from signing onto headline this year’s Wireless Festival in the UK.
Full story below…
Iggy Azalea is taking to Twitter yet again to defend herself from naysayers who aren’t exactly on board with her brand of hip hop.
For, just days ago, rapper Eve and songstress Jill Scott joined the ranks of a growing list of emcees and entertainers including Q-Tip, J. Cole, Nicki Minaj, Azealia Banks, Eminem, and more, who have expressed displeasure with the Aussie hitmaker’s “blaccent” (Black accent) and overall image.
Their message did not fall on deaf ears, however. And, despite not singling the ‘With This Ring’ duo out, it’s pretty clear the two were included in Azalea’s mass reminder and defense of her authenticity.
See it below:
Just when fans thought news on the love and war between Grammy-nominated rapstress Nicki Minaj and former beau Safaree Samuels (Scaff Beezy) was over, today’s social media messages from the latter prove they were wrong.
The two may have spent most of late 2014 sharing an e-spat here or there after news originally surfaced that they’d broken up, but the fire surrounding the story reached its highest heights when Beezy took to the Breakfast Club (Power 105) for a tell-all interview and implied that the rapstress doesn’t write her own material.
Now, the producer is singing a different tune.
Read below as he clears up any confusion about his statements, or lack thereof, regarding Minaj’s skills:
“She deserves it way more than I do. I’d be embarrassed if I got it over her. If I got it, I’d give it to her.”
Sam Smith had that to say on Beyonce recently, revealing that he intends to hand her a Grammy award if he beats her to win one at next month’s ceremony.
He announced his plans during a tell-all interview with ‘Rolling Stone’ which hits stands this Friday, also sharing details on bullying he faced during his teen years and why he is bored of being compared to ‘Cold Shoulder‘ chanteuse Adele.
His words below…
Perhaps the Beyonce of Pop group The Wanted, R&B singer Nathan Sykes sails towards solo glory this year, currently gearing up for the release of a solo album set for takeoff one year after the group announced its hiatus.
Now, armed with a voice that’s already won over the likes of Diane Warren, Babyface and ex-girlfriend Ariana Grande, the singer catches up with ‘Hunger’ to spill details on the Harmony Samuels-backed release.
Tuck in, below…
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