The shot depicts Lovato from behind kneeling on a bed and holding the back of her head while looking into a mirror. Behind her, a black bra sits on the bed. "Well, the cats out of the bag� #BodySay @ddlovato," she posted along with the pic. "Tonight's show will be EXTRA special! #FutureNowTour."
The show at Atlanta's Philips Arena was streamed on Tidal for members and non-members alike. Lovato has said she will continue to perform new songs for the duration of the tour. Read more see the photo here.
However, in new interview with Pitchfork, Budden says his intention is merely to bring out the best in Drizzy. "If it were really a matter of importance him and I could jump on the phone," he tells the publication. "I come from a hip-hop where if you didn't have something to say, then, n�-, what the f� were you rapping for."
Budden has been critical of Drake's latest album Views, calling the effort "uninspired." But he has high hopes for Drake's response to his new track
I'm tired of rappers addressing things in every other manner in passion but rap," he told Pitchfork. Check out "Making A Murderer: Part 1" here.
Heller is suing the entertainment company for defamation of character after the way the film portrayed him (played by Paul Giamatti), according to The Hollywood Reporter. Throughout the film, he's painted as someone who lied, cheated and scammed the burgeoning rap group. According to U.S. District Judge Michael Fitzgerald, the film is allowed to show Heller in that light because of certain statements he made in his book Ruthless: A Memoir.
The one thing keeping the lawsuit afloat? Heller's claim that he never discouraged members of N.W.A. from seeking legal counsel before signing a contract with him. Read more here.
Now, publisher Penguin Random House has announced the book will hit the shelves October. 11, almost four years later than expected.The memoir is based on Wayne's diaries from his eight months at New York's biggest prison, Rikers Island, in 2010.
The rapper was sentenced after being caught with an illegal .40 caliber pistol after police saw him smoking marijuana following his gig at New York's Beacon Theatre. Read more here.
Mathers wrote the song immediately after 9/11. "I was heartbroken," she recalls. "But all over Los Angeles, you'd see countless American flags flying from cars. Our country was unified - briefly." Leslie, a self-professed Army "brat," admits to feeling a certain level of disappointment when LA Lakers' flags replaced the stars and stripes just a few short months later.
"I think that if people are indifferent we have a problem," Mather states. "It seems more important than ever that we remember that we are a people united by this country we call home � united we stand; divided we fall. That's what 'We Are America' is all about - and why we're releasing it now." Get the song here.
Earlier this year, we got a taste of it via "Jesus and Jones," and we're about hear a little more with his new single, "Lit." Adkins spoke to Radio.com about his latest track.
"'Lit' was a song that just came along as we were in the process of recording this album. I didn't expect it to be a single, but Benny Brown, the president of the label [Wheelhouse], got all lit up about it, and he wanted to put it out as a single, so that's what we're doing. It's just a fun song. Don't look for the deep, profound thing, there's nothing deep or profound about this."
And he says that it's important to have a few fun songs on his albums. Read more here.
Daye has also announced that he will hit the road with Watsky this fall for another round of North American tour dates which kick off on September 2nd in Phoenix. See the tour dates here.
It was the world's top-selling album in 1986, reaching No. 1 in a then record-breaking 28 countries around the world, as well as the best-selling album of the '80s by a female artist. In the U.S., True Blue hit No. 1 on the Billboard Top 200 on August 16th, 1986, and remained at No. 1 for five consecutive weeks, spending 82 weeks on the chart.
True Blue spawned five Top 5 singles, "True Blue," "La Isla Bonita," "Live to Tell," "Papa Don't Preach," and "Open Your Heart," the latter three all peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album also features fan favorite "Where's the Party".
Madonna co-wrote and co-produced the entirety of True Blue with Stephen Bray and Patrick Leonard. She has said that the album deals with her view of love and was an "unabashed valentine" to her then husband Sean Penn.
Madonna was honored with the Video Vanguard Award at the 1986 MTV Video Music Awards, the same year True Blue was released, becoming the first female artist to receive the award.
"After all these years, to walk out on stage and see the larger than ever crowds singing the words to my songs amazes me," says Sheppard. "I've been saying for years that the fans of real country music would return someday. I'm thankful that the day has arrived and they have returned."
One highlight is a special Independence Day show on July 1 at the Welk Theatre, in Branson, Mo., where country icon Crystal Gayle will also be performing alongside Sheppard. To show appreciation for our veterans, ticket buyers will receive two free tickets for family and/or friends who've served our country. Sheppard opened up about the upcoming date with Gayle and shared stories about working with Elvis Presley and Clint Eastwood in the Branson Tri-Lakes News. See the tour dates here.
In the first part, "By Any Means: Part (1)," ScHoolboy Q and his crew hang outside their L.A. neighborhood playing dice before cops show up and break up their good time. They hide inside for a while, but eventually get kicked out and make their way to a pawn shop to look around. At the halfway point, ScHoolboy Q shares the track "By Any Means," which has him backed by his whole crew rapping on his front porch.
In the latest installment, ScHoolboy Q's crew (minus him) returns to the pawn shop they visited in the first part of the story, but this time they have different intentions. They rob the store and seem to get away with it before the cops discover where they live. Unfortunately, because he's in the wrong place at the wrong time, ScHoolboy Q gets swept up in the arrest. The second half of the video takes place in jail as he and his crew rap. The segment's title comes from "Tookie Knows (Interlude)" on ScHoolboy Q's 2012 album Habits & Contradictions.
Blank Face will be released on July 8. Watch both parts of the short film series here.
Their song's title reflects the name of NASA's space craft, which is currently en route to the solar system's oldest planet. It is expected to arrive July 4, according to the song's trailer. In addition to the spacey sound they developed for "Juno," Reznor and Ross' song also apparently contains sounds of Jupiter singing (via CoS).
Reznor and Ross have teamed up several times before, including 2010's film The Social Network and 2014's Gone Girl. Once again, their work exhibits a "cinematic" quality, as the song's description states on YouTube. "From its feverish atmospherics to its chains of glassy melody to its haunting textures, which sound like the surface of some distant planet must feel," their single "Juno" mirrors the very space through which the craft travels.
Listeners can stream or purchase the entire track on iTunes. For now, check out a brief snippet of the song in NASA's trailer for the mission here.
"The 'Absolut Deadmau5' experience begins in the artist's garage with a guest appearance from his Instagram-famous cat, Meowingtons," read a statement from the producer. "Here, users help deadmau5 select one of his iconic cars, complete with a driver, and set out on a journey toward a nighttime gig."
"Users maneuver live-action obstacles to get deadmau5 to his concert destination on time," the statement continues. "The culmination of the experience is a concert in which the artist performs his new track, 'Saved' in front of a live audience shot in the artist's hometown of Toronto."
"Saved" is currently only available on 'Absolut deadmau5.' Check out the behind-the-scenes footage here.
"Rostrum is informed and believes, and on that basis alleges, that the Publishing Royalties, Tour Royalties and Merchandise Royalties that [Khalifa] currently owes Rostrum, but has failed to pay in breach of the Operative Agreement, exceed $2 million," claims the suit, according to Rolling Stone.
In his original filing, Wiz sought $1 million from Rostrum. The rapper claimed he was "induced" to sign a deal against his best financial interests. Read more here.
She wrote on their fundraising page, 'Good on you Manuel and Fuel The Need. I hope this helps a little bit. Lots of love from a former kid who is passionate about all kids having access to food at school."�
Fuel The Need organizer Manuel Dalton said, 'To date, we'd raised $1,400 from local businesses, so when Lorde's payment came through, it was amazing." Read more here.
The creators of Shrek have more fantasy adventure up their sleeve, and this voice cast is amazing. The trailer features Branch (Timberlake), a down-in-the-dumps, paranoid troll who can't stand Poppy (Kendrick), a happy-go-lucky pink troll.
When an outside threat reaches their doorstep, Branch and Poppy have to work together to save their different ways of life. So far, Trolls has spawned Timberlake's "Can't Stop the Feeling!" his first single since 2013. And he has reportedly written more songs for the film, which hits theaters November 4th. Check out the trailer here.
His son Freddie Reign was born in August 2015, and Tomlinson hasn't been shy about sharing photos or making public appearances as a doting father. However, reports suggest that Louis has been dissatisfied with his current custody arrangement and will seek formal joint custody with Jungwirth, a stylist, to divide time more equitably.
The story was first reported by TMZ and later "confirmed" by Billboard, though it's unclear if Tomlinson's representatives confirmed the report. Read more here.
While Iggy says that revelation is alarming, she's learning about his personal life alongside the rest of us. "I have never even been told by nick that his baby mother is pregnant so if this is true I'm finding out via E News,"� Azalea tweeted. "I broke up with Nick because I found out he had brought other women into our home while I was away and caught them on the security footage."�
'This is just like a second shot to the chest," she continued. "And I feel like I don't even know who the hell it is I've been loving all this time." Read her full tweets here.
On Wednesday, Paris set the record straight with "Extra's" Renee Bargh while promoting her latest perfume. Despite the reports, Paris did not "like" the post. She explained, "I actually read all these stories about it today and they said I liked it but I didn't see that until it was already out so�"'
When asked if she thought the meme was funny, Hilton responded, "You know, I've been so busy that I haven't even really paid attention." Aside from her 20th fragrance, Gold Rush, Hilton is busy with her gig as a DJ and prepping to become an aunt for the first time. She recently threw a baby shower for little sis Nicky, who is expecting a baby girl. Paris shared, "I can't wait to meet her. I'm freaking out." She added about Nicky, "I've never seen a pregnant woman so beautiful. Like, she's glowing - she looks incredible. She's so excited. She's so happy. I'm like, 'Are you scared?' She's like, 'No.' She's like so chill about it." Read more here.
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