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For those of you that have been living under a rock and may not know, but Chris Brown’s “Look At Me Now” has been blazing the air waves, and with F.A.M.E. set to be released on March 22 an early leak of the video is right on schedule. Directer Colin Tilley also delivered on the visuals and I’m sure that this will be #1 on any video show soon.
Lloyd is jumping on board the Last Train across North America. The R&B crooner has been tapped to open for Diddy-Dirty Money on the group’s “Coming Home” tour this spring.
Chris Brown loves street art, and he isn’t afraid to show it. The “Look At Me Now” singer expresses his passion for graffiti and high art in photos from his Page Six Magazine shoot, posing in front of works by contemporary pop artists Ron English and Mr. Brainwash at New York City’s Opera Gallery.
The art aficionado even reveals that he has plans to bomb his new West Hollywood abode with special artwork. “We’re gonna tag my whole house up. I want to get pictures of me and paint over them,” he explains. “A lot of people just think it’s about spraying paint, but it’s about air pressure, what kind of nozzles you use, which way to hold it so you can make the perfect line.”
Check out more pics and video of Breezy bearing his artistic side.
Melanie Fiona and acclaimed celebrity photographer, Derek Blanks, team up to bring you the “Sistory: I Am Every Woman” alter ego photo, in honor of Women’s History Month.
“As an artist, I am inspired by many different things, but the thing I am most honored to be inspired by and to represent is women. I challenge everyone who views this picture to look a little deeper. I am not only representing myself, Melanie Fiona – the singer who aims to unite people through music. In this portait, I am the face of every woman who ever stood, fought or perished for the rights and strength of a progressive cause. I would not be here, able to live my dreams, if it were not for the courageous women of every era and culture who came before me. I hope this image will spark a new generation of women who are proud to represent our history with vigo and optimism. Love your sister. I am…woman.”
Additionally, Melanie did an exclusive interview with Essence.com to talk about the campaign as well as her upcoming album “The MF Life”. Check it out below, along with the full size photo.
Cee-Lo teams up with Wiz and has him drop a verse over “Bright Lights, Bigger City,” Nice! Do remember that The Lady Killer is in stores now!
After performing his new single “Sure Thing” Miguel chopped it up with Regis & Kelly where they talked about him writing songs for other artist and what made him write “Sure Thing;” watch Kelly’s answer. Regis also slips up and calls him Michelle…..well, I found that funny.
Message to Kelly: Be careful to whom you compare Prince too.
My jaw just dropped………………
Omarion releases a brand new visual for “Come N F*ck Wit Me,” his re-make of Jodeci’s early 90′s hit “Come And Talk To Me”. Man-o-man is this one a doozy, with his rumored girlfriend, the lovely Rosa Acosta playing the love interest.
Here is the brand new video for “Hollywood Tonight,” the latest single off Michael Jackson’s posthumous album MICHAEL. The visual follows the journey of a young woman arriving in Hollywood from small town America as she follows her dream to be a star; though her ambition is to be a dancer, her story represents the struggle for every artist or musician struggling to make it in the world.
Wayne Isham, who directed the video for Michael Jackson’s “You Are Not Alone,” returns to one of the very same locations where he filmed in 1995 with Michael – the Pantages Theatre near the famed corner of Hollywood and Vine that has served as a beacon for those drawn to the dream of stardom. In the new video, the Pantages Theater once again becomes the setting for the clip’s spectacular closing but this time they are outside the theater for a “flash mob” dance scene.
