The four-day Mad Decent Boat Party music festival cruise is taking place aboard Norwegian Pearl and is being hosted by Los Angeles record label Mad Decent, which was co-founded by Diplo.
We were sent the following statement early this morning: "Thursday, November 12 during the chartered cruise on Norwegian Pearl, a female guest was observed intentionally going overboard while the ship was sailing the Yucatan Channel.
"The ship's crew immediately initiated rescue measures, including deploying three rescue boats and notifying the Coast Guard and other relevant authorities. The search for the guest is ongoing.
"Both the ship and charter company teams are providing support to the family and all impacted guests during this difficult time."
Radio.com reports: United States District Court Judge Gail Standish dismissed the claim, and according to court documents obtained by Jezebel, had a little fun in the process.
"At present, the Court is not saying that Braham can never, ever, ever get his case back in court," wrote Standish. "But, for now, we have got problems, and the Court is not sure Braham can solve them."
"As currently drafted, the Complaint has a blank space - one that requires Braham to do more than write his name. And, upon consideration of the Court's explanation � Braham may discover that mere pleading BandAids will not fix the bullet holes in his case. At least for the moment, Defendants have shaken off this lawsuit." Read more here.
The new film is helmed by director Xavier Dolan, who recently directed the music video for her hit single "Hello". Adele is purportedly being cast for a small supporting role, alongside Jessica Chastain, Kit Harrington, Susan Sarandon and Kathy Bates.
The story is described as follows: "An American actor whose correspondence with an 11-year-old child star is exposed, leading to presumptions that threaten his reputation and career." Read more here.
They stopped by BBC's Live Lounge to perform some new songs as well as treat fans to a couple of their favorites. In Live Lounge tradition the group did covers including Rihanna's song featuring Kanye West and Paul McCartney "FourFiveSeconds."
One Direction gives a the song a totally different feeling. While Rihanna and company try to keep their tempers in check, One Direction sing the song with tenderness. The group also covered Natalie Imbruglia's "Torn" during the session.
Check out both clips here.
The song appears on Timberlake's The 20/20 Experience - 2 of 2 album, with the last single from the project being the Top 10 hit "Not a Bad Thing" in 2014.
The lyrics of the tune certain have a country message, with the chorus as follows: 'I can't drink you away / I've tried Jack, I've tried Jim / I've tried all of their friends, but / I can't drink you away / All of these rocks, I can't swim out of this skin I'm livin' in."
Listen to the tune here.
However, the delay is the result of some exciting news. "Well we actually had a date chosen, and then we had a very exciting collaboration that just happened," Kimberly Perry told WJXT-TV/Jacksonsville, Fla.
"So we kind of got this last jolt of creative energy, so we feel like we're going to push it back a little bit further to early 2016." The mystery collaborator has yet to be revealed, but fans can still enjoy the first single from the project, "Live Forever" here.
The announcement marks the first time that Shelton, LBT and Hunt have received the honor, while Bryan and FGL have received it for the past three years. The honor reflects each artist's success on country radio and CMT platforms over the past year.
A 90-minute special paying tribute the the honorees will air live from Nashville's Schermerhorn Symphony Center on Dec. 2 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CMT. Additional performers and special guests will be announced shortly. Watch video of the Today show announcement here.
Daily Rap posted the video on Wedneday. In it, a drawing of Drake with his hands clasped in prayer appears quickly before the video cuts to a shot of the CN Tower in Toronto. "The 6 is watching," the video's tag reads, "Hope you're prepared to face him."
Drake may have already dropped a hint on his latest release with Future What a Time To Be Alive, on the "30 for 30 Freestyle" he raps, "But just know it'll be January in no time." Read more here.
Fans can expect the usual bump and grind R&B as evidenced on his already released singles 'Backyard Party" and 'Switch Up," featuring Lil Wayne and Jeremih. But The Buffet will also explore Kelly's many musical influences, including blues and country.
"I have fans from numerous generations listening to my music now and I wanted to provide everyone with something they could enjoy" said R. Kelly in a prepared statement. "With The Buffet, I wanted to showcase a variety of my musical sounds and include all the genres I love on one project."
Check out the tracklistings for the standard and deluxe versions here.
The clip shows behind the scenes footage of the band using motion capture technology and CGI to appear in the final video as apes performing the song. The official video will premiere on Friday, November 27.
Due December 4, the band's 7th album was produced by Norwegian duo Stargate and Rik Simpson and recorded in Malibu, Los Angeles and London. The set includes guest appearances by Beyonce, Noel Gallagher, Tove Lo and Merry Clayton. Watch the teaser and stream the full song here.
The video shows Future behind the scenes and performing live show shows. Diddy even shows up in the studio at one point. In an interview with XXL Magazine, frequent collaborator Southside talked about how the prolific rapper creates his albums.
"He don't plan on doing tapes, he just rap, feel me?" he said. "He raps, he'll leave to go on the road, we'll sit there and we'll re-chop and re-put the song together and he'll come back with the illest idea, like, 'We're about to drop a tape in two days and name that bitch Monster. Let's pick the songs right now."
Everything is spur of the moment with him. He'll go off vibes." It's in that same interview that Southside dropped the news that Future has enough material for nine more albums. Watch the video here.
'We got two projects and s--," he said. "One is actually my solo project is going to be call BC which is Before Chainz. AD will be After the Dope game. BC is done. It's Titi Boi, it's nostalgic. It feels good. we got story telling."
"Then I've got ColliGrove, that I'm working on," he continued. 'That's the me and Wayne project. That will be out, probably sooner than people think."
Check out full interview here.
The 21-year-old singer previously stated that three of the songs on his new album are about his former relationship with Gomez. Ellen scoured Bieber who semi-reluctantly opened up revealing that "What Do You Mean," "Sorry," and "Mark My Words" were all inspired by his first love.
Bieber also shared that he is still dealing with their split saying, "It is tough, there is a lot of stuff that reminds me of her. You know like in relationships you'll see things on TV and you say to yourself, 'Oh, I remember when we used to watch that show' or a smell will remind me of a time."
He also said that they two could reunite one day. 'I think we are both on our own journeys of figuring ourselves out," Bieber told Ellen. 'I think maybe once we figure ourselves out we can come together and make an awesome duo or she'll find someone awesome and I'll find someone awesome. I just want her to be happy, honestly."
The pop star then performed an acoustic version of his hit "Sorry" with guitarist and musical director Dan Kanter. Watch it here.
'I just wanna show love to my city' Memphis' and all the dancers around the world that embraced my challenge and turned this into a movement!" said iLoveMemphis in a prepared statement.
'Hit the Quan was something I created because I wanted everyone to get up, get moving and most importantly, have some fun! Thank you for all the support!" Watch the video here.
It looks as though the video was shot before they split, since Mercer returned the massive engagement ring she clearly sports in the video. Mercer plays Ross' main lady in the video, but she learns about his side chick and leaves.
The song is interspersed with scenes of the couple fighting and later making up, when Ross' apology--a big sexy hook sung by an auto-tuned Chris Brown--works.
The video takes a dramatic turn at the end, though, when the mistress returns seeking revenge against Mercer. Watch it here.
Last month, Missy debuted a snippet of the song, which features Pharrell Wiliams, during halftime of Monday Night Football. The track is classic Missy Elliott and features her signature fast rapping over a rapid jungle beat. It will be the music accompaniment for ESPN's NBA coverage for the 2015-2016 season. The song was officially released today, Friday (Nov. 13).
It's been 10 years since the 44-year-old MC released her sixth albumThe Cookbook, which featured collaborations with Fantasia, Ciara and Mary J. Blige. Watch the video here.
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