Deejay Casper is claiming that alleged Chicago Black Disciples leader, Marvel Thompson and his company M.O.B. Music Incorporated stole the rights to the “Cha-Cha Slide” from him. AllHipHop reports: The men claim they collectively own the songwriting, performance and publishing rights to “Cha Cha Slide” and “Casper Slide Pt. 2.” The lawsuit is filed against alleged Black Disciples “King” or leader, Marvel Thompson and his company M.O.B. Music Incorporated. Read The Whole Story Check Out These Joints Too Janet Jackson: “Not A Day Goes By That I Don’t Think Of Michael” [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO] Will Waka Flocka Pose Nude For PETA’s “Ink Not Mink” Campaign?
Amber Rose leaves little to the imagination. That’s why we were able to see her nipple piercings recently. Thank you for that, by the way, Miss Rose. The pictures made us think about who else used their bodies as pin cushions. The results are sometimes sexy and other times disturbing.
Before Pharrell & Chad formed The Neptunes , and even before L.A. Reid and Babyface got their break, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis were the go-to production team. After being fired from The Time by Prince , the pair went on to create music for folks ranging from Janet Jackson to the new wave group Human League. ‘American Idol’ Finalists Thrill With Motown Tunes Chris Brown: I’m Sorry Last night we came across this crazy mix by SparkleMotion (Ed. Note: Bonus points for the “ Donnie Darko ” reference) of some of Jam & Lewis’ best productions, and it’s uhh… jammin’ on the one. If you’re at work, we suggest clicking play below, and putting this window in the background while you go about your day. Download the mix for free at SparkleMotion’s SoundCloud account . Tracklist: Grammy Intro Herb Alpert f/ Janet Jackson – Diamonds (Cool Summer Mix) Howard Johnson – Older Girl Alexander O’Neal – Fake Thelma Houston – You Used To Hold Me So Tight (Original 12″ Mix) Reel To Reel – Can You Treat Me Like She Does? Janet Jackson – Miss You Much Cherrelle f/ Alexander O’Neal – Saturday Love S.O.S. Band – The Finest Cheryl Lynn – Encore Howard Johnson – Knees Change – Warm Human League – Love Is All That Matters Morris Day – Fishnet (12″ Extended Version) Cherrelle – Fragile… Handle With Care The Time – Jerk Out Janet Jackson – Control Cherrelle – I Didn’t Mean To Turn You On Robert Palmer – I Didn’t Mean To Turn You On Alexander O’Neal – Criticize Janet Jackson – When I Think Of You S.O.S. Band – Just The Way You Iike It Alexander O’Neal – Hearsay New Edition – If It Isn’t Love Change – Let’s Go Together S.O.S. Band – Just Be Good To Me Janet Jackson – Nasty Human League – Human SOS Band – Do You Still Want To? RELATED: Mint Condition Celebrate 20 Years Together, Their New TV Gig And New Album RELATED: Time For A Reunion!
Before Pharrell & Chad formed The Neptunes , and even before L.A. Reid and Babyface got their break, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis were the go-to production team. After being fired from The Time by Prince , the pair went on to create music for folks ranging from Janet Jackson to the new wave group Human League. ‘American Idol’ Finalists Thrill With Motown Tunes Chris Brown: I’m Sorry Last night we came across this crazy mix by SparkleMotion (Ed. Note: Bonus points for the “ Donnie Darko ” reference) of some of Jam & Lewis’ best productions, and it’s uhh… jammin’ on the one. If you’re at work, we suggest clicking play below, and putting this window in the background while you go about your day. Download the mix for free at SparkleMotion’s SoundCloud account . Tracklist: Grammy Intro Herb Alpert f/ Janet Jackson – Diamonds (Cool Summer Mix) Howard Johnson – Older Girl Alexander O’Neal – Fake Thelma Houston – You Used To Hold Me So Tight (Original 12″ Mix) Reel To Reel – Can You Treat Me Like She Does? Janet Jackson – Miss You Much Cherrelle f/ Alexander O’Neal – Saturday Love S.O.S. Band – The Finest Cheryl Lynn – Encore Howard Johnson – Knees Change – Warm Human League – Love Is All That Matters Morris Day – Fishnet (12″ Extended Version) Cherrelle – Fragile… Handle With Care The Time – Jerk Out Janet Jackson – Control Cherrelle – I Didn’t Mean To Turn You On Robert Palmer – I Didn’t Mean To Turn You On Alexander O’Neal – Criticize Janet Jackson – When I Think Of You S.O.S. Band – Just The Way You Iike It Alexander O’Neal – Hearsay New Edition – If It Isn’t Love Change – Let’s Go Together S.O.S. Band – Just Be Good To Me Janet Jackson – Nasty Human League – Human SOS Band – Do You Still Want To? RELATED: Mint Condition Celebrate 20 Years Together, Their New TV Gig And New Album RELATED: Time For A Reunion!
Singer covered songs ranging from classic ‘Pleasure Principle’ to 2008’s ‘Feedback’ at New York show. By Vaughn Schoonmaker Janet Jackson Photo: Christopher Polk/ Getty Images Often imitated, never duplicated, Janet Jackson’s outbursts of meticulous choreography, sassy exclamations and smoldering gazes into the audience kept them on their feet for the entire two-hour set of her greatest hits at Radio City Music Hall. Monday night marked the last of three sold-out shows at the historic venue on her monumental Number Ones: Up Close and Personal Tour . Up-and-coming boy band Mindless Behavior opened the show with songs including “#1 Girl,” “Future” and their debut single “My Girl.” With their Usher-esque dance moves and shouts like “Where the ladies at?” the boys brought the tween girls out of hiding, judging by the shrill screams escaping various corner of the music hall. At 9:00 sharp, the lights went down and Janet’s fans were on the edge of their seats, watching music videos for “The Best Things in Life Are Free” and “Rhythm Nation” projected on big screens across the venue. A small shadow drifted toward center stage, and when the colorful lights came up, Jackson, wrapped in a shoulder-padded catsuit, complete with slick short hair, blasted into “The Pleasure Principle,” dancing as hard and intensely choreographed as she did when the song first came out in the 1980s. With barely a spare second between songs, Janet dazzled her way through her biggest hits, including “Miss You Much,” “All for You” and “Nasty,” and more recent hits like 2008’s “Feedback.” Videos displayed during Jackson’s costume changes included vintage clips from “Diff’rent Strokes,” a funny scene from “Poetic Justice” where Jackson slyly rejects the advances of Tupac Shakur’s character, and a rather heavy scene, as Jackson’s character in “Why Did I Get Married” destroys her husband’s house with a golf club, screaming hysterically. Considering the tough couple of years the Jackson family has faced, the dark moments in the video seemed necessary, and everyone was beside themselves with bittersweet joy when Michael Jackson’s face popped up on the big screen and she performed their hit single “Scream.” Janet emerged for her encore in a tight white one-piece disco suit, performing “Diamonds,” “Make Me” and “Together Again,” which appeared to be the biggest hit of the evening. Graciously bowing out, Jackson’s straight face transitioned into a smirk, suggesting that despite the hard times she has experienced recently, we can expect to see this singing and dancing pop legend shine far into the future. “Its amazing!” Janet fan Elena Mercantini gleamed afterward. “It’s like she’s still 20 years old!” “She’s hot, she’s amazing and she’s still got it after all these years” added Alison Klinger of Long Island. “Best concert I’ve ever been to!” Related Photos Michael Jackson: A Life In Photos Related Artists Janet Jackson Michael Jackson
“What’s your favorite scary movie?” Ghostface, I’m glad you asked. Mine’s the continuing saga of Scream 4 ‘s devolution into a mutiny. Woodsboro mayor Wes Craven just confirmed that the backstage goings-on were as scary (and disheartening) as we imagined. Click through for a painful quote about the new movie from the horror master.
“What’s your favorite scary movie?” Ghostface, I’m glad you asked. Mine’s the continuing saga of Scream 4 ‘s devolution into a mutiny. Woodsboro mayor Wes Craven just confirmed that the backstage goings-on were as scary (and disheartening) as we imagined. Click through for a painful quote about the new movie from the horror master.
Janet Jackson, whose biggest feat in recent years was a dance single with the lyric, “I’m heavy like a first-day period,” just upped the ante: She landed a deal with Lionsgate to develop and produce a film : Exciting! Especially since Ms. Jackson’s music video oeuvre has enough cinematic flair to inspire her film if need be. Let’s look back at Janet’s music videos and pick the five that deserve silver screen adaptations. Don your golden nosechain and come along!
Janet Jackson, whose biggest feat in recent years was a dance single with the lyric, “I’m heavy like a first-day period,” just upped the ante: She landed a deal with Lionsgate to develop and produce a film : Exciting! Especially since Ms. Jackson’s music video oeuvre has enough cinematic flair to inspire her film if need be. Let’s look back at Janet’s music videos and pick the five that deserve silver screen adaptations. Don your golden nosechain and come along!
Janet Jackson, whose biggest feat in recent years was a dance single with the lyric, “I’m heavy like a first-day period,” just upped the ante: She landed a deal with Lionsgate to develop and produce a film : Exciting! Especially since Ms. Jackson’s music video oeuvre has enough cinematic flair to inspire her film if need be. Let’s look back at Janet’s music videos and pick the five that deserve silver screen adaptations. Don your golden nosechain and come along!
