Snoop Dogg races across the finish line in the high-speed video for “Let the Bass Go,” his contribution to DreamWorks’ animated comedy Turbo. The West Coast icon drives his fast car to a victory in the partly-animated clip, directed by Benny Boom. Snoop plays a “slick-talking, slow-walking” snail named Smoove Move in the film, which hits theaters on July 17.
Miley Cyrus shut down Hollywood for her appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” on Tuesday night. After overcoming laryngitis earlier in the week, the pop star turned the stage into her living room while performing her Mike WiLL Made It-produced single “We Can’t Stop.” She also brought out will.i.am for their collaboration “Fall Down” off his album #willpower.
Before hitting the stage, she sat down for an interview to discuss her edgy video for “We Can’t Stop.” “It’s inspired by true events,” said Miley while explaining various scenes.
While we await his new single, Future teams up with Mike WiLL Made It on “Sh!t.” The Freebandz rapper barks at his haters on the hostile track, sips lean, and turns up for his family.
But don’t expect to hear the same sound on “Honest,” the next single off his upcoming album Future Hendrix. “It’s like a club uptempo record,” said Future of the feature-less track.
Bridget Kelly rides out with Kendrick Lamar in the street-chic video for her single “Street Dreamin.” While cruising through the streets, one special guy catches Bridget’s eye. She meets up with her friends, while K-Dot finds his own leading lady to kick it with.
The two shot the Clifton Bell-directed clip near the railroad tracks in Greensboro, North Carolina, while Kendrick was on tour.
The Weeknd provides some sexual stimulation in the sensual video for “Kiss Land.” The NSFW clip features plenty of girl-on girl action, Japanese animation, and mood-setting lights, as we’ve come to expect from the Canadian crooner. The song serves as the title track to his upcoming album, due this year on Universal Republic.
ATLANTA — Police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened while a crowd of people waited outside a shoe store on Moreland Avenue in Little Five Points.
More than two dozen people were outside Wish Clothing in northeast Atlanta Saturday morning for the release of Miami Heat star Lebron James’ $180-sneakers.
According to witnesses, an armed man tried to rob a group of customers in line about 5:30 a.m. But one of the customers who was armed with his on own handgun shot and killed the suspect.
The suspect ran just a few yards away before he collapsed and died, police said. Witnesses told Channel 2 Action News the suspect had been pick-pocketing people all week long.
"(The suspect) wanted to pick-pocket everybody. But people out here, they weren't going for none of that," said customer Taylor White.
White told Channel 2’s Amanda Cook the suspect should have thought twice before approaching the customers.
Miley continues to cause Controversy with an over sexed video for her new Single.
Track was produced by Atlanta producer " MIKE WILL MADE IT" who also has an appearance in his black Tank Top.
Miley doesn't care what pple are gonna say. this track should be #1 in about 4 weeks.
John Legend masters the art of seduction on “Made to Love,” his futuristic, yet tender new single. The romantic crooner compares his girl to a work of art on the slick number, produced by Dave Tozer and Nana Kwabena, with co-production from Da Internz and Kanye West.
“I was sent here for you/ We were made to love/ You were sent for me too,” he croons over the clanging beat, while Kimbra lends her vocals.
Legend’s fourth solo album Love in the Future, co-produced by West and Tozer, is due September 3.
Nicki Minaj has been going hard with her features lately. Last month, she shot a cameo in the video for Mario’s single “Somebody Else.” In the behind-the-scenes footage, the R&B crooner presents his co-star with a gift before the two go in front of the lens at a soundstage in New York.
They pose back to back, with Nicki rocking a sexy black-and-gold outfit and Mario looking dapper in a vest and tie. She films her solo shot in front of an open window overlooking NYC at night and reviews footage with the director.
After a few delays, Chris Brown debuts the video for “Don’t Think They Know,” the second single off his upcoming album X (July 16). A shirtless Breezy rides through Compton and kicks it with kids in the neighborhood in the black-and-white clip.
“[I'm] bringing both worlds together and trying to uplift the poverty side of the community and show them where I’m from,” explained Chris.
I think pple keep crowning the wrong man as the next MJ. Bruno's music transcends across all cultures just like MJ's music.
The Kid is a very talented entertainer and has amazing vocals.
After announcing that he’d be joining Lil Wayne and T.I. on the America’s Most Wanted Tour, G-Eazy gives us a new music video for the title track to his most recent mixtape Must Be Nice. The visual gives us a look at what went down in Las Vegas at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards. It’s great to see Gerald making moves! Congrats!
Fresh off opening for Keyshia Cole and Chrisette Michele on the “Woman to Woman” tour, Mateo debuts the video for his new single “How Good Is Your Love.”
While working a mundane office job, the Cincinnati singer can’t stop thinking about his co-worker. He daydreams about making love to her, but snaps back to reality when his boss, played by producer Kerry “Krucial” Brothers, tells him to get back to work.
DJ Khaled reps for his day one crew in the throwback video for “No New Friends,” the first single off his upcoming album Suffering From Success.
The Colin Tilley-directed clip was shot in Miami and recreates scenes from May 1996. Drake rocks his now famous Dada outfit as he makes it rain in a mansion and soaks in a hot tub as a lady massages him. Weezy chills poolside with bikini-clad babes and Rozay sprays champagne all over the marble floors. Birdman and Ace Hood also make cameos.
After debuting the song earlier in the day, Kelly Rowland teamed up with Wiz Khalifa to perform their collaboration “Gone” for the first time on Monday’s “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.” With some help from The Roots, the two had the audience rocking along to the Joni Mitchell-sampled song.
Ne-Yo, Tyga, and Wiz Khalifa work hard and play hard in the celebratory video for DJ Felli Fel’s single “Reason to Hate.” The successful crew hits the studio (check out Ne-Yo’s Rihanna sweatshirt) and takes over Supperclub in L.A., popping bottles, smoking (in Wiz’ case), and turning up as the Power 106 DJ works the turntables. Not even a hater can kill this vibe.
India.Arie spreads some love in the video for her first single “Cocoa Butter.” The 37-year-old soulstress gets intimate with her man in the subtle visuals.
Juicy J lights up and smokes out in the video for “Ain’t No Coming Down.” The Oscar-winning rapper lives the high life in the black-and-white clip, which features pounds of weed and stacks of cash.
Miguel added some star power to his Summer Jam set by bringing out J. Cole and Mariah Carey. The R&B crooner and pop diva dueted on Mariah’s single “#Beautiful” at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
One year after her infamous blowout with Hot 97, Nicki Minaj came face-to-face with morning host Peter Rosenberg, who caused her to pull out of Summer Jam by dissing her hit “Starships.” The two explained their sides of the story and put their differences aside.
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