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Archive for February 27th, 2009
Beyonce Tour Contest
Posted in Music on the February 27, 2009
Beyonce needs to hire some better PR and management people. For months, thousands of fans have been covering the singer’s ‘Single Ladies’ music video, complete with dance moves and all, with the imitators posting their best versions online. Only now has her camp decided to host a contest for the best dance video homage of the song. It’s a few months too late. The prize is pretty good though. The winner will have their video shown on the singer’s upcoming world tour and receive a cash price of $2,500. All you have to do is not add any new moves to the video and do exactly as Beyonce did. You also need to be over 18 years old. Deadline for submitting is on March 6th.
Flo Rida Drops Chris Brown
Posted in Music on the February 27, 2009
Chris Brown pretty much has the golden touch when it comes to screwing things ups. Rapper Flo Rida collaborated with the singer on ‘Sweat’, a track for Flo Rida’s upcoming album. However, the rapper is now trashing the song due to the discord revolving around Chris. The rapper griped “I recorded a great song with Chris. But I won’t be releasing it now because of what’s going on with him and Rihanna. It could have been my next No1.” You could just feel his disappointment coming from that statement. At this rate, Chris won’t have a career by the next week.
Kara DioGuardi Talks Paula Abdul
Posted in Music on the February 27, 2009
In a new interview, Paula Abdul said bringing on a 4th judge in Kara DioGuardi was a big mistake for this season of American Idol. Kara just released a statement in response to Paula’s comment saying “Paula has a right to her opinions, but I was disappointed by her comments, and hurt that she did not address them to me in person.” What did she expect? It’s Paula! She can’t take not being the center of attention. This judge drama Paula has stirred up is very similar to the drama we’ve seen on Simon Cowell’s reality competition shows in the UK. Maybe this is just another ploy to boost up ratings here in the US.
