Lady Gaga says Azealia Banks has a bad attitude…and it has an odor. Of course Azealia wasted no time responding.
Although Waka Flocka Flame, Dizzy Wright and Rich Homie Quan already have records in their catalogue using the catchphrase “bout that life,” Rick Ross, French Montana, Meek Mill and Diddy felt the need to reiterate the lifestyle on Self Made Vol. 3 track.
Kelly Rowland caught up with former Destiny’s Child member Ellen Degeneres and talked about co-judging The X Factor with daddy-to-be Simon Cowell.
Cam’Ron’s Ghetto Heaven is due out on October 1st, but ahead of its release, the New York rapper releases “Next Up” featuring Ms. Hustle, Loaded Lux and Chris Miles.
Luke James sat down with the insufferable Breakfast Club to discuss his pre-album Whispers In the Dark, being a liar in the past, his new movie Black Nativity and more.
Queen Latifah thinks that Nicki Minaj is great, but no one has topped artists like Lil’ Kim, Foxy Brown and Missy Elliott.
Keri Hilson spoke on her gritty role in Vin Diesel’s Riddick, working with director David Twohy and her upcoming album with The Source.
Pharrell wore an ugly blue, plaid dress-thing for GQ Style.
Big Sean covers VIBE‘s digital issue and talks old and new love in the interview.
Miley Cyrus wore a blue fur coat during her performance of “We Can’t Stop” on Le Grand Journal.
Eddie Murphy has released the video for his jamming new song, “Red Light,” feauting Snoop Lion. Though his outfit is hideous, the video further exposes the song’s message. Mission accomplished.
Queen of Tennis Serena Williams took some pictures in Central Park. Of course they’re perfect.
Robin Thicke covers Prestigewith his lovely wife Paula Patton.
Lil’ Wayne, 30, tells Katie Couric he plans on retiring by age 35 to spend more time with his kids.
Future’s Honest is due out on November 26th, and the titular track’s video, directed by Colin Tilley, drops tomorrow. Lady Love Letoya Luckett plays the leading lady in the swanky clip.
Maliah’s cakes stars in Sean Kingston’s Benny Boom-directed video for “Seasonal Love.” It features Wale and appears on Sean’s Back 2 Life album.
Paramore’s Hayley Williams soars over Zedd’s synths on “Stay the Night.”
Wiz Khalifa lounges in a beach chair for Vali’s “Dimes” video. Valiis a New York-based Pop&B singer signed to Rostrum Records.
Janelle Monáe and her explosive band brought “Dance Apocalyptic” to the Late Show with David Letterman. The Electric Lady is in stores now.
Tyra Banks pays tribute to a few iconic supermodels.
Jessie J’s “It’s My Party” is a generic track, but her performance of the single on Strictly Come Dancing was really good.
Jimmy Kimmel is officially the king of pranks. See his latest here.
Evidently “Hold My Liquor” is Lorde’s favorite track on Kanye West’s Yeezus because the diet Lana Del Rey covered the track at the iHeartRadio Festival in New Zealand.
Gucci Mane fights with fellow Brick Squad rappers, says he banged Nicki MInaj, then claims he was hacked.
Earl Sweatshirt is supporting Doris with a 15-city tour. Peep the dates here.
“Brandy’s little sister lame and he know it now,” recited a skirt-wearing kilt-clad Kanye West last night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Evidently Kanye caught wind of Ray J’s viral song, “I Hit It First,” and decided to change the original opening lyrics (“All them other niggas lame and you know it now”) of “Bound 2.”
Charlie Wilson salvaged what would have been a dull performance by a effortlessly singing the hook. The soul legend even added a few of his signature “shabba dabba tweet twee twees” in for good measure. Read More →
Danny Brown is known as the rapper with the missing tooth and unkempt hair that received an “oral tribute” onstage by a fan, but he’s poised to breakaway from petty gossip with Old, the 32-year-old’s long-awaited third album.
GQcaught up with Danny ahead of his album’s September 30th release date. He spoke on how Detroit influenced his album, the aftermath of getting a blowjob on stage and how to get his wardrobe and hair. Read More →
Tamar Braxton and her husband Vincent Herbert reunited with the insufferable Breakfast Club to discuss her new album Love and War, her success compared to her sister Toni’s and her ongoing feud with Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta star K. Michelle.
K. Michelle recently made a calculated effort to end their feud, but Tamar said the faux gesture of kindness isn’t enough to eradicate K’s scathing insults.
“I really don’t talk about the people who bully me. Like, if you do one good gesture, does that make up for you calling me a muppet and telling everybody I lip-sync?” Tamar asks. “I don’t want to talk about her. In my third day [sic], I sold over 100,000 copies of my album, so we’re not even in the same conversation in life, so why are you doing this?” Read More →
Eminem wants to “take it back to straight hip-hop” on “Berzerk,” his first single from The Marshall Mathers LP 2, due out on November 5th. Rick Rubin laced the Billy Squier-sampled track with that Beastie Boys sound, and the video evokes that same ’90s pop feel.
The golden moment in the video, though, was Kendrick Lamar pushing Eminem out of the way to mime bars from the first verse. Read More →
In her calculated quest to be the bad girl of Pop, Miley Cyrus bares all and licks a sledgehammer in her video for “Wrecking Ball,” the second single from her Bangerz album. Famed photographer Terry Richardson was behind the lens while Molly Cyrus rode the wrecking ball like a mechanical bull and rolled around in broken concrete. Read More →
Eminem mocked Paula Patton during the Michigan-Notre Dame live broadcast. OK, not really. He was just promoting his new single “Berzerk.”
Tamar Braxton came, saw and conquered New York City’s Esco Club with “Hot Sugar.”
Waka Flocka, Wooh Da Kid and Bloody Jay announce their love for Elm Street Piru in the video for “Off With His Head.” Spread peace, people.
Beyoncé’s first boyfriend, Lyndell Locke, says the “Crazy In Love” singer didn’t believe in sex before marriage, and he cheated because he couldn’t wait anymore. Read more from the propaganda-filled interview here.
If the singles chart is any indicator, America appreciates Katy Perry’s “Roar” more than Lady Gaga’s “Applause.” The gaga lady is so furious, she doesn’t want to see your ugly faces when she walks the streets in super high heels.
Ellie Goulding’s serene voice was paired with an even more serene video for “How Long Will I Love You,” her contribution to the About TIme soundtrack.
T.I. appears on Audio Push’s “Theme Song” produced by Hit-Boy.
Janelle Monáe sang “Q.U.E.E.N.” while models walked down the runway donning Rebecca Minkoff garments.
Did you know Brandy auditioned for the role as “Dolores” in the Sparkle remake? As we know, Tika Sumpter got the part, but B’s audition landed her a starring role in BET’s The Game.
