In part two of TheUrbanDaily.com’s interview with R&B star Ne-Yo, the Grammy Award winner shares the secret to writing songs for women like Rihanna, Beyonce…
In part two of TheUrbanDaily.com’s interview with R&B star Ne-Yo, the Grammy Award winner shares the secret to writing songs for women like Rihanna, Beyonce…
This lovely lady has a Grammy Award winning future son-in-law , can you guess who her daughter is? The woman in question accompanied her swimwear lovin’ banger daughter and her fiancé on a printer buying expedition at the local Los Angeles Best Buy this weekend. Do you know who the swirlin’ celeb couple could be? Hit the flip to find out… Continue reading →
Quincy Delightt Jones, Jr. (born March 14, 1933) is an American record producer and musician. He’s also a conductor, musical arranger, film composer, television producer, and trumpeter. His career spans five decades in the entertainment industry and a record 79 Grammy Award nominations,[2] 27 Grammys,[2] including a Grammy Legend Award in 1991. He is particularly recognized as the producer of the album Thriller, by pop icon Michael Jackson, which has sold more than 110 million copies worldwide,[3] and as the producer and conductor of the charity song “We Are the World”. Source We have compiled some of the biggest songs and jazz compositions that Quincy Jones has produced and/or recorded in his career. Check them out and see if you remember these. Killer Joe (released in 1970) Razzmattazz ft. Patti Austin (1981) Sanford and Son Theme Song We Are The World (1985) Thriller (1982) The Secret Garden ft. Barry White, James Ingram, Al B. Sure, and El Debarge (1990)
Taylor Swift + Katniss Everdeen = Utter awesomeness. Granted, the singer doesn’t actually interact with the District 12 resident in the following video – which is for “Safe and Sound,” the single by Swift and The Civil Wars that will be included on The Hunger Games soundtrack – but still. That notion makes us smile. Below, watch as Taylor wanders around the forest alone, barefoot and ragged, never actually meeting with The Civil Wars (who opened for her at the 2012 Grammys ), but eventually picking up the iconic Mockingjay pin from the books and perfectly honoring the story we all know and love. VIEW THE VIDEO NOW: Get More: Taylor Swift , Safe & Sound , Music , More Music Videos Taylor Swift and The Civil Wars – Safe and Sound (Official Video)
Jennifer Hudson still can’t believe it. She still can’t believe she was selected to honor Whitney Houston at the Grammy Awards Sunday night. Also, she’s still shedding tears over the legendary singer’s passing. Jennifer Hudson – I Will Always Love You (Tribute to Whitney Houston) “It was the greatest honor of my life to be able to be the one to pay tribute to Whitney’s memory,” the Oscar winner tells Us Weekly . “It was from my heart. I haven’t stopped crying since she passed. Her family is in my prayers.” Houston, a six-time Grammy Award winner, was found dead in her hotel room at the Beverly Hilton Saturday afternoon, her body submerged in a bathtub. She’s believed to have died from a combination of prescription pills and alcohol, while many are now concerned over the state of her 18-year old daughter, Bobbi Kristina.
Former mayor Rudy Giuliani appeared on Fox News on Sunday, mostly to blast President Obama over his Iran policy, but the conversation quickly turned to recent contretemps over Obama’ contraception mandate. And Hizzoner made an interesting comparison: “Why should the insurance companies, the government force you to insure for contraceptives? I mean, are they going to have us have to insure for toothpaste?… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Politicker Discovery Date : 13/02/2012 02:33 Number of articles : 2
Rihanna had the most memorable Grammy performance of the night thus far. She started out her set with “We Found Love” and then was joined by Coldplay for their collabo “Princess of China.” The group followed that with a performance of their own song, “Paradise.” (Props to Yardie) Chris Brown, Bruno Mars, Alicia Keys, after the Broadcasting platform : DailyMotion Source : MissInfo.tv Discovery Date : 13/02/2012 03:03 Number of articles : 2
Vogue Italia recently profiled Solange and her impeccable style. She reveals to the magazine her favorite fashion designers, must-have items, sources of inspiration, meaning of success, personal motto, favorite songs, beauty routine…and of course, a bit about love. Must-have wardrobe items Vibrant colors and print fabrics. High-waisted silhouettes, statement shoes, easy dresses and Doc Martens for rainy days. One item every girl should have I believe every girl should own a pair of chic and comfortable flats. What is your definition of style? The canvas of our individuality. An outlet for expression. Fashion Icons? Diana Ross, Erykah Badu, the Fela Kuti Queens, my uber glam mother, Chaka Khan, Bjork and the girls on the street in my hood. Beauty Routine I am very low maintenance. I think I am lucky when I get to wash my face at night. I occasionally get facials by a miracle worker in Los Angeles named Mirta. However, apparently getting facials is not the way to erase months of carelessness and angry pores. Sleep is vital, happiness is key so I feel the most beautiful with those two elements combined. Make up Routine YSL concealer, Rimmel mascara, Rimmel pencil eyeliner, bright lips… Keep it moving Relationship status Happily Committed. It is not complicated, thank God! 5 things you can´t live without? Water, food, plants, sun and sex. What does success mean to you? Defining success on my own terms. First, being a loving and committed mother. I have failed in all things if I have not achieved that. Being an artist that creates to express the needs of my own, and in the process hopefully inspiring others. Having the financial stability to support the lifestyle that makes me feel fulfilled. I know that happiness is a temporary state of mind, success means for me constantly growing, evolving to find that place. What is your opinion about the black representation in the fashion industry? I think it is evolving, and that is a beautiful thing! Now when I flip trough magazines I can see just as many beautiful black models in major campaigns as any other race. Unique, striking,beautiful women. I felt so extremely blessed to be Rimmel’s first black spokesperson, and to be embraced fully for being exactly who I am. And standing next to Kate Moss, with my Afro bigger than days light. I don’t by any means consider myself the most qualified for model material. I think that people tend to respond to what is real. Black women carry that flame with so much ease and confidence. It is being captured and celebrated on all fronts in fashion now. I have friends who are doing greats things, that movement is very real and well deserved! Solange Goes Off On Twitter, Defends Beyonce & Baby! Solange & Cassie Are V Magazine’s “Fearless Females” Of Music [PHOTOS] Solange Officially Signed To Modeling Agency
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