Katy Perry flew into the 2012 Kids’ Choice Awards with her Medieval knights to deliver an archaic rendition of her hit single, “Part of Me.” Laurieann Gibson, the mastermind behind Lady Gaga’s theatrics, crafted the elaborate set for Katy.
Following the high-octane showing, Will Smith presented Katy with an award for his contribution to The Smurfs. Read More
Kid Cudi was discovered following the release of his acclaimed 2008 mixtape, A Kid Named Cudi. Since, the alternative rapper-turned-rocker has ceased from releasing any unofficial projects. During an interview with Big Boy’s Neighborhood, CuDi explains why he loathes mixtapes.
“We never really done mixtapes, because I just feel like it’s a waste of time,” he explains. “You know when someone goes in to do a mixtape their mindset is instantly like ‘I’m not trying to make the best music here, I’m just trying to make something to satisfy the people’. We don’t really like that, we kind of go in the studio and think album instantly.” Read More
“You’re number one,” Lana tells Tyler.
In case you’re one of the millions that don’t understand the genius that is Lana Del Rey or simply refuse to listen to her mesmerizing gems, she discloses that she grew up on hip-hop (see “Blue Jeans”). It’s apparent because the influence is blatant throughout Born To Die.
Days ago, controversial rapper Tyler, the Creator, tweeted that he may have missed out on a chance to work with the dreary alternative singer, but he’s still open to work with her if she’s willing.
“Just found out Lana Del Ray wanted to work with me,” he reveals. “[I] had no idea. If [you're] reading this, I’m down. I have pretty instrumentals.” Read More
Monica delivered a simple, yet effective, rendition of the National Anthem to kick off the NCAA Final Four game between Kentucky and Louisville. Watch below as the R&B veteran borrows Whitney Houston’s runs for her impressive showing. Read More
“My cookie monster wants a taste test,” mums Katy Perry in “Dressin’ Up.” It was produced by Tricky Stewart and is one of three new songs on Perry’s Teenage Dream: The Complete Confection.
The risqué tune doesn’t steer far from Katy’s unstoppable hit-making formula–a fist-pumping electro-pop production, a catchy hook and numerous catchy sexual innuendos.
Check out the lyric video below! Read More
T.I. said he plans on putting Atlanta back on the map, and he’s doing just that. He enlists hometown rap collective Travis Porter and Hustle Gang member Young Dro for “Hot Wheels,” a track from Tip’s F*ck Da City Up mixtape.
The clip was shot outside of T.I. and Tiny’s Stockbridge home and in various locations in Atlanta. The Igga Monster, Chip and Tip’ kids make cameos. Check out The Kang’s fleet of fly whips below! Read More
You’re not experiencing déjà vu.
Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull and RedOne have joined forces, again, with hopes of creating another dance hit. “Dance Again” uses the same formula as “On The Floor”: euro-pop synths, delicate vocals and a rap chant. Using the American Idol machine, ‘Dance’ is sure to be as big a hit as its predecessor. Read More
Diddy is pulling out all the stops in hopes of making his girlfriend Cassie‘s career blossom. He calls in a favor from Kanye West to remix Cas’ comeback single, “King of Hearts.” ‘Ye revamps only the production, keeping her vocals intact and not adding a verse. Is it enough to win over the listening public?