Nicki Minaj has made a habit of outshining fellow rappers since releasing her first mixtape, ‘Playtime Is Over,’ in 2007. Her impressive prowess on the mic forms the basis for her new Grammy promo with hip-hop legend LL Cool J, who’s hosting the ceremony — but can’t quite keep up with Nicki’s formidable flow, much to her chagrin.
Every new mom needs lots of help — from taking care of meals and cleaning up after the baby to grabbing a little R&R during naptime. Beyonce is no different, but she isn’t asking fans for help changing diapers; instead, she’s turning to them in search of the perfect remix of her song ‘End of Time.’
More touring – make that not touring — news has emerged from the Lana Del Rey camp. Turns out Del Rey axed her SXSW gig altogether and has postponed Australian dates.
This comes fresh off reports that she had cancelled a spring tour, which were later refuted by her publicist who said a spring tour was never confirmed and that Del Rey would indeed tour this fall.
After her powerhouse performance with Madonna at Super Bowl XLVI last Sunday, Nicki Minaj is ready to conquer the Grammy Awards. The ‘Stupid H–’ rapper announced that she will perform ‘Roman Holiday,’ a previously unreleased track from her upcoming album ‘Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded,’ at the awards ceremony on Feb. 12.
Chris Brown has been added to the all-star lineup of the 2012 Grammy Awards, the same event at which he assaulted his then-girlfriend Rihanna three years ago.
Lady Gaga is getting ready for her next tour, which is the ‘Born This Way Ball.’ The trek is set for 2012 through 2013. To get little monsters psyched about her return to the road, she tweeted a black and white sketch of the massive, wonderland-like stage set up, along with some details about a newly created entity called ‘The Monster Pit.’
After months of speculation, Wiz Khalifa has finally revealed the meaning behind the acronymous title of his second album ‘O.N.I.F.C.,’ which is the follow-up to his platinum-selling debut ‘Rolling Papers.’ The title stands for “Only N—a in First Class” and it was inspired by New York rapper Prodigy’s 2000 album ‘H.N.I.C.’
Madonna’s halftime show at the Super Bowl wasn’t just notable for M.I.A.’s middle finger. At one point during the performance, a backup dancer pulled off an impossible-looking move that can only be described as a “windmill foot.”
They’re competing for a similar demographic, so it only stands to reason that the ‘American Idol‘ judges might not be on the friendliest of terms with their counterparts on NBC’s upstart hit ‘The Voice.’ But it’s still a little surprising to watch the war of words that seems to be unfolding between Adam Levine and Randy Jackson.
Madonna‘s highly anticipated video for ‘Give Me All Your Luvin’,’ her collaboration with Nicki Minaj and M.I.A., is both a twisted look at the high school fantasy and a blatant promotion for her Super Bowl performance. The clip opens with text: “Fans can make you famous, a contract can make you rich, the press can make you a superstar, but only luv can make you a player.”
