Leave it to the guy that used an American treasure to destroy an American classic to continue plaguing airwaves with aural disasters.
“‘Til we get it right, we gon’ fuck some more,” sings Chris Brown on “Love More.” It features Nicki Minaj and follows X’‘s prior singles, “Don’t Think They Know” and “Fine China.”
Fantasia and Kelly Rowland celebrate overcoming poisonous relationships in the sexy, Gomillion & Leupold-directed video for “Without Me,” a knocking track from the Tasia’s Side Effects of You album.
Tasia Mae shows off her killer thighs and toned torso during choreographed scenes while Kelly Ro flaunts her sculpted bod in a cat suit. Unfortunately, Missy Elliott never physically join in on the fun, but the beautiful 42-year-old rapstress appears and incorporates her iconic flare.
Kelly Rowland‘s Talk A Good Game is really shaping up to be an emotionally therapeutic record for the “Dirty Laundry” singer.
“Gone,” a new song featuring Wiz Khalifa, finds Ms. Kelly singing about moving on after a break-up. She interpoloates Joni Mitchell’s “Big Yellow Taxi” message in the record: “Don’t it always seem to go that you don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone.” Read More »
Who said summer smashes had to be upbeat, catchy jams?
Fantasia is readying the video for “Without Me,” a fan-favorite from her Side Effects of You album featuring Kelly Rowland and Missy Elliott. Ms. Kelly, clad in a fitting bodysuit, joined Tasia on the Los Angeles set. Read More »
Kelly Rowland became overwhelmed with emotion while performing “Dirty Laundry,” a revealing song where she talks about a former abusive relationship and being jealous of Beyoncé’s success. The performance was held in Washington D.C. over the weekend. Read More »
R&B duets are indeed making a comeback!
The studio version of The-Dream and Kelly Rowland’s “Where Have You Been,” co-produced by Da Internz, certainly hits the mark.
Unfortunately, their live rendition on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno was nothing to phone a friend about. Kelly subdues her vocals due to her friend’s limited singing ability, and they both bomb the chemistry test. Kelly, clad in light colors, is smiley and bubbly throughout the performance, whereas Dream, clad in all black, is dim and distant. Read More »
