posted by brian - Tue Oct 27 2009, 6:41 AM PDT
Noisettes singer Shingai Shoniwa Yahoo! Music You may know the Noisettes from their single "Don't Upset the Rhythm (Go Baby Go)" or perhaps you saw them opening shows for Bloc Party, TV on the Radio, and others. But even if you've never heard them before, there's bound to be something familiar-sounding about the performance we've got for you here! Read more »
posted by Rebecca - Wed Oct 21 2009, 6:30 AM PDT
Adam Lambert heats up the November issue of Details. Alexei Hay/Details The new issue of Details poses this question: Why does every woman in America want to sleep with Adam Lambert? Hmmm ... really? I've got to say that while I dig his whole glam rock persona, I really am not attracted to guyliner, but apparently I'm in the minority. So how does the openly gay pop star feel about being a sex symbol to thousands of female fans? Read more »
posted by brian - Mon Sep 28 2009, 7:08 AM PDT
Sean Kingston sings during an exclusive performance for Pepsi Music. Pepsi Music Let's say you're a red-hot, 19-year-old reggae vocalist who just proved the doubters wrong by scoring your second smash-hit single. When it comes time to shoot your next video, what do you do? Well if you're Sean Kingston, you hardly appear in the clip at all. read more »
posted by Rebecca - Sun Sep 27 2009, 11:01 AM PDT
Architectural Digest has dedicated its November issue to Neverland Ranch. Harry Benson Rumor has it that Michael Jackson's family plans to turn Neverland Ranch into a Graceland-like tourist attraction, which will include a museum, a concert venue, and amusement park. Whether or not that's actually going to happen remains to be seen, but if you're curious about the King of Pop's 2,700-acre estate, Architectural Digest has dedicated its October issue (on sale September 30) to MJ's fantasy home. See photos »
posted by brian - Thu Aug 27 2009, 7:37 AM PDT
Colbie Caillat performs at the Pepsi Music studios Pepsi Music When the Pussycat Dolls released "Don't Cha" in 2005, it was a sassy, brash, in-your-face pop tease. But now, as part of Pepsi Music's "Cover Art" series, Colbie Caillat transforms the track into a slow, sultry vocal seduction laid over a jazzy, funky backdrop. Read more »