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Thursday, July 28, 2011
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Rihanna And Her Sizzling Locks Cover Glamour Magazine
Popstar Rihanna Covers the hottest issue of Glamour magazine this year,because its the fashion mega issue.In Rihanna's interview,she dishes on music, sex, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, and yes, Chris Brown.The Facebook queen rocks sequin pants with a white top.She is gorgeous on this cover,damn!More Rihanna after the break..
Labels:
Certified Bangers,
Magazine Covers,
Photoshoots,
Popstars,
Rihanna
Brad Pitts Wax Figure Looks Like An Old Fart
Wait a minute,I know that Brad Pitt is older now,but his wax figure looks a little geriatric and perverted,and that's putting it mildly.The wax statue of Brad Pitt was unveiled in Paris yesterday at the Musee Grevin.This wax dude is awful and an insult to Brad Pitt.More after the jump..
Photos: Flynet,WENN
Photos: Flynet,WENN
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Brad Pitt,
Celebrities,
Certified Bangers,
Movie Stars
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Chris Brown Is Still Begging In His Music
Chris Brown continues to plead and beg for Rihanna,yes,I said Rih Rih because we all know who he is still obsessed with! Anyway,Breezy begs for another chance in his new song snippet 'I Love Her',which he tweeted and the photo of him and Rihanna in the snippet doesn't make it any less obvious either! I just hope that the girl he is suppose to be dating has ran very far because he is definitely in love with another woman.Pop the cork for the snippet:
Labels:
Chris Brown,
DListers,
DoucheBags,
Felons,
Losers,
New Music
Rihanna Ready To Drop New Single "Cheers"
Popstar Rihanna is ready to drop another single from her multi-platinum LOUD album,as if she has done enough already!Cheers will be the bajan beauty's next single,which is to me the highlight of the entire album.Let's just hope that Rih Rih grabs Avril Lavigne for this video,and make it her 11th #1 single.I'll drink to that!Rihanna has also been crowned 'Queen of the Web' as the most searched female,beating out Lady Ga Ga again.Congrats to Rihanna who stays #winning.
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Album Covers,
Celebrities,
Certified Bangers,
Music News,
Rihanna
Kelly Rowland Takes It Off For Vibe ,Drops Album
Kelly Rowland carves out her own lane this time around with her topless Vibe cover and her third hot solo album Here I Am, that just hit the shelves. The Motivation singer worked with some heavy hitter producers for this album,which includes Ester Dean,Rico Love,Tricky Stewart, Rodney Jerkins ,as well as new comer,Big Sean and Lil Wayne for a nice body of work.Will Kelly finally silence her critics with this one? I sure hope she does,because I am sick of her being attached to Beyawnce's name when ever she does something!Find out some reviews from around the web after the jump..
On whether or not she felt more appreciated in Europe for her last album:
Entertainment Weekly: Her third solo album, Here I Am, proves that Ms. Rowland is doing just fine on her own, thank you; it’s a solid if unambitious set of medium-hot finger snappers highlighted by the lusciously slinky top 20 hit “Motivation” and the robo-groove of “I’m DAT Chick,” on which she brags, “Yeah, I be the one that they love to mention.” If she learns to take a few more risks, that may just end up being true. B
USA Today: As it turns out, Here I Am is something both safer and cannier than that. Capitalizing on her successful collaboration with producer/DJ David Guetta—with whom she teamed two years ago on the international dance hit “When Love Takes Over”—Rowland emphasizes electro-savvy grooves and sleekly sensual production over introspection or chutzpah. 2.5/4
The New York Times: But Here I Am is something much more confident and more surprising. It’s a chewy and moody R&B album on which Ms. Rowland sounds assured and vital. Or, at minimum, is made to sound that way.
Los Angeles Times: She does herself no favors by choosing consistently bland material, and her third album does nothing to dispel the sense that Rowland should be more selective. There’s a deflated, defensive quality to Here I Am, starting with the lead track, “I’m DAT Chick.” 1/4
The Washington Post: Her third solo album, the perfectly likable, club-centric R&B outing Here I Am, won’t convince anyone that Rowland has a personality, but luckily for her, she no longer needs one: Call it the Attack of the Rihanna Clones, but these days killer beats and a flat affect trump all. Rowland, free of the need to actually be interesting, makes the most of it.
On whether or not she felt more appreciated in Europe for her last album:
"No, not really. People still compare me to Bey over there. I said in an interview recently, ‘You know, if you guys would be a little bit more intelligent and ask me about myself we'll have a much better interview. You cannot want a story from me and keep asking me about the past".
Entertainment Weekly: Her third solo album, Here I Am, proves that Ms. Rowland is doing just fine on her own, thank you; it’s a solid if unambitious set of medium-hot finger snappers highlighted by the lusciously slinky top 20 hit “Motivation” and the robo-groove of “I’m DAT Chick,” on which she brags, “Yeah, I be the one that they love to mention.” If she learns to take a few more risks, that may just end up being true. B
USA Today: As it turns out, Here I Am is something both safer and cannier than that. Capitalizing on her successful collaboration with producer/DJ David Guetta—with whom she teamed two years ago on the international dance hit “When Love Takes Over”—Rowland emphasizes electro-savvy grooves and sleekly sensual production over introspection or chutzpah. 2.5/4
The New York Times: But Here I Am is something much more confident and more surprising. It’s a chewy and moody R&B album on which Ms. Rowland sounds assured and vital. Or, at minimum, is made to sound that way.
Los Angeles Times: She does herself no favors by choosing consistently bland material, and her third album does nothing to dispel the sense that Rowland should be more selective. There’s a deflated, defensive quality to Here I Am, starting with the lead track, “I’m DAT Chick.” 1/4
The Washington Post: Her third solo album, the perfectly likable, club-centric R&B outing Here I Am, won’t convince anyone that Rowland has a personality, but luckily for her, she no longer needs one: Call it the Attack of the Rihanna Clones, but these days killer beats and a flat affect trump all. Rowland, free of the need to actually be interesting, makes the most of it.
Labels:
Album Reviews,
Celebrities,
Kelly Rowland,
Magazine Covers,
RnB
Monday, July 25, 2011
Shaggy Is Back With New Video:Sugar Cane
Jamaican/Reggae rapper Shaggy is back with a new album Summer In Kingston,and in his first single,the sexy Kingston,Jamaican born hot-piece wants you to taste his "Sugar Cane".The album is available online now for $2.99 if you want to know.That has to be the cheapest album ever!Pop the cork for the video..
Labels:
Music Videos,
Rappers
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