How old is Christina Aguilera these days? In her 40s? All I know is, I haven’t done a post on her in forever, so she’s got to be getting up there. Anyway, I just double-checked and turns out she’s only 37, but that’s practically ancient in pop star years. Luckily, somebody at Paper got Xtina to do a photoshoot for their cover for some reason, and she’s looking better than I’ve seen her in years. Maybe this is the start of her big hotness comeback? Hey, it worked for Britney . » view all 13 photos
Breaking news! Not only is Madison Beer a major up-and-coming professional Instagram model and Snapchat star, apparently she’s also trying to become a singer. And I don’t get it. When I said I hoped she became the “next Bella Thorne “, I meant that she’d spend 90% of her day posting topless selfies on social media, not that she’d pretend to become a pop star and record sh%tty music. i know this because tyler knows this A post shared by Madison Beer (@madisonbeer) on Mar 26, 2018 at 12:33pm PDT https://www.instagram.com/p/BguO2pKhq1E/?hl=en&taken-by=madisonbeer
It was the penultimate night of the Battle Rounds on The Voice, and that meant it was time to whittle down the remaining contestants. As has been the case for much of The Voice Season 14, the episode featured the best and worst of the talent. There were some steals, some great performances and some that made us wonder why the performer made it through the Blind Auditions. Let’s break down Night 3 of the Battle Rounds! Team Blake: Pryor Baird vs. Kaleb Lee – “Don’t Do Me Like That” We already knew Pryor was going to win this battle. Pryor has some of the best vocals to grace the stage. There was really no competition here, and it was difficult not to feel bad for Kaleb. Kaleb decided to dial the volume all the way up, and it definitely changed his vocals for the worse. Winner: Pryor Steal: Kaleb to Team Kelly Team Adam: Mia Boostrom vs. Genesis Diaz – “Because of You” Who would have thought that Mia would be one of the best performers of the night? Her previous performance was rather mediocre. But she brought it in a big way for her battle. Mia won a lot of praise for hitting the lower notes and the higher ones without much of a struggle. That’s not to say Genesis was bad. It was a great rendition, but Mia had the edge throughout. Winner: Mia Team Kelly: Justin Kilgore vs. Molly Stevens – “Burning House” This battle was a polarizing one. On the surface, Justin had the charisma and the stage presence to put him to the front of the pack. Unfortunately, his vocals were not up there with Molly’s, so we’re surprised Molly did not get taken to one of the other teams. Winner: Justin Team Adam: Drew Cole vs. Miya Bass – “Knocking’ on Heaven’s Door” This one was a close race throughout. Both competitors gave it their all, and it truly came down to the wire who would live to sing another day. Winner: Drew Cole Steal: Miya to Team Alicia Team Blake: Wilkes vs. Jordan Kirkdorffer – “Nobody to Blame” Chris Stapleton songs are not easy to cover, and Jordan learned that the hard way. He struggled to keep up with Wilkes, and it was glaringly obvious which one of them had the longer shelf life. Winner: Wilkes Team Alicia: Britton Buchanan vs. Jaclyn Lovey – “Thinking Out Loud” Pitting two of the best performers against each other is not a good idea on paper, but it is when a steal is thrown in for good measure. Both Britton and Jaclyn showed off their rock-solid vocals, and we are happy both made it through. Winner: Britton Steal: Jaclyn to Team Blake The Voice continues tonight on NBC! View Slideshow: The Voice Winners: RANKED!
It was the penultimate night of the Battle Rounds on The Voice, and that meant it was time to whittle down the remaining contestants. As has been the case for much of The Voice Season 14, the episode featured the best and worst of the talent. There were some steals, some great performances and some that made us wonder why the performer made it through the Blind Auditions. Let’s break down Night 3 of the Battle Rounds! Team Blake: Pryor Baird vs. Kaleb Lee – “Don’t Do Me Like That” We already knew Pryor was going to win this battle. Pryor has some of the best vocals to grace the stage. There was really no competition here, and it was difficult not to feel bad for Kaleb. Kaleb decided to dial the volume all the way up, and it definitely changed his vocals for the worse. Winner: Pryor Steal: Kaleb to Team Kelly Team Adam: Mia Boostrom vs. Genesis Diaz – “Because of You” Who would have thought that Mia would be one of the best performers of the night? Her previous performance was rather mediocre. But she brought it in a big way for her battle. Mia won a lot of praise for hitting the lower notes and the higher ones without much of a struggle. That’s not to say Genesis was bad. It was a great rendition, but Mia had the edge throughout. Winner: Mia Team Kelly: Justin Kilgore vs. Molly Stevens – “Burning House” This battle was a polarizing one. On the surface, Justin had the charisma and the stage presence to put him to the front of the pack. Unfortunately, his vocals were not up there with Molly’s, so we’re surprised Molly did not get taken to one of the other teams. Winner: Justin Team Adam: Drew Cole vs. Miya Bass – “Knocking’ on Heaven’s Door” This one was a close race throughout. Both competitors gave it their all, and it truly came down to the wire who would live to sing another day. Winner: Drew Cole Steal: Miya to Team Alicia Team Blake: Wilkes vs. Jordan Kirkdorffer – “Nobody to Blame” Chris Stapleton songs are not easy to cover, and Jordan learned that the hard way. He struggled to keep up with Wilkes, and it was glaringly obvious which one of them had the longer shelf life. Winner: Wilkes Team Alicia: Britton Buchanan vs. Jaclyn Lovey – “Thinking Out Loud” Pitting two of the best performers against each other is not a good idea on paper, but it is when a steal is thrown in for good measure. Both Britton and Jaclyn showed off their rock-solid vocals, and we are happy both made it through. Winner: Britton Steal: Jaclyn to Team Blake The Voice continues tonight on NBC! View Slideshow: The Voice Winners: RANKED!
Source: Paul Morigi / Getty This past weekend Killer Mike caused a wave of controversy when he did an interview with NRA TV advocating gun ownership and condemning the school walkouts over gun control. He immediately faced backlash for doing the interview, especially since the National Rifle Association (NRA) has been notoriously silent on what it means to be a Black gun owner . Eventually, Mike posted two videos apologizing for the interview, saying he supports the March For Our Lives and only wanted to advocate Black people owning guns. The whole incident caused fellow rapper Vic Mensa (who performed at March For Our Lives) to speak out on Twitter. To @KillerMike : YOU DONT NEED AN AR-15. As a black man & fellow gun owner I would like to have a debate with you about your stances on gun-control. — vino valentino (@VicMensa) March 24, 2018 Killer Mike went on to respond. We got the same publicist and u have my phone number. I ain’t dodge’n u. https://t.co/OQRxBYSVSW — Killer Mike (@KillerMike) March 24, 2018 With gun violence being a major topic in rap music, a debate amongst rhymers wouldn’t be a bad idea. Swipe through to check out other rappers that could add to the discussion sweeping the nation.
Source: fotostorm / Getty Imagine having a beautiful wedding on the beach. Your family and friends are all in attendance to celebrate your union. It’s time for a picture and you want it to be as perfect as your wedding. The photographer frames the shot…but there’s just one problem. Some wedding ruiner is refusing to move from her sun bathing spot. And the lighting is just too good for you to move your whole party. The photographer takes the shot and you’re left with this. (Sigh), perfection is overrated.
Halle Berry has found instagram and like all these attention seeking celebrities, who used to want to have mystery between them and their fans, has decided to produce content for her fans, connect with her fans, give them a taste of who she really is on a curated and bullshit level that is likely calculated… In Halle Berry’s case, posing semi seductive pics even if she is 100 years old, because that’s how she compels and engaged her audience or the decision makers… What it comes down to is that Halle Berry lives matter…black like Halle Berry…which isn’t black at all…you know since she was raised white, and the only black thing about her is that she never met her dad who was black…. She may have been called names growing up because white people are racist and she was the different one in her white highschool, like the fat chick she got teased, getting all insecure before going to Hollywood and living the rich famous girl life….she got for being accessible and white enough for producers to work with her in movies – because white people are racist… Look at her now!!
Amber Portwood … well, let’s be honest, nobody’s going to be giving her any Mother of the Year awards anytime soon. Things may be different with her second child, but she’s been a parent to Leah for nearly ten years now, and honestly, it hasn’t been great. If you’ve watched any Teen Mom episode throughout the years, you’ve probably noticed that the woman just doesn’t seem to have any maternal instincts whatsoever. In the early seasons of the show, we saw Amber scream and fight with Gary in front of baby Leah on several occasions, so much that child protective services got involved at one point. Some might say she neglected Leah — and remembering all those scenes when she was left alone to cry in a crib without sheets, comforted by only a bottle of Kool-Aid … We’ve heard more outlandish accusations, we’ll say that much. Amber has admitted that she was a hardcore drug addict until she went to prison, and when she was released, she focused on her relationship with Matt Baier instead of her relationship with Leah. For several years now, Gary has had custody, and Amber has really never made a real effort to change that, though that’s probably for the best. Gary and his wife Kristina have been able to provide a stable, loving environment for Leah, one that it’s hard to imagine Amber could have created herself. When she does see Leah, things seem tense and awkward — for example, that time when she cried and tried to guilt her for making a Christmas ornament for Gary and not for her . It’s just a bad situation, and it got worse when this current season of Teen Mom OG began airing, when we saw that she’s barely been spending any time at all with her kid lately. She could have spent a bunch of quality time with her daughter during her summer vacation last year, but she said she was too depressed to even see her . However, she wasn’t too depressed to start dating Andrew Glennon and get pregnant! Look, we could sit here all day and discuss Amber’s shortcomings as a mother, but we’ve got a brand new interview from her to go over, so let’s go ahead and jump into that, OK? Besides, it all ties together pretty well. To kick things off, Amber discussed her current custody agreement with Gary, explaining that Leah is “getting older and it’s coming to the point where she kind of decides when she wants to go back and forth and what she wants to do, which is a great thing.” “It’s easier that way, you know?” She said that “some weekends she wants to go and spend the night with her friends or do something else,” but “she’s a kid so I can’t really get mad at that.” “But I do miss her a lot and I do explain to her that, even though she’s young, ‘Mommy still wants to see you more’ and things like that. She understands, but she’s a kid.” So basically Leah still lives with Gary, and she’s deciding she doesn’t want to spend so much time with Amber? Sad, but fair. Next, Amber discussed her current co-parenting relationship with Gary and how he gets along with Andrew — thankfully, she said that “there’s no fighting” between them. “Andrew just wants me to be happy and when he sees Gary saying certain things and I’m crying or I’m really sad about it … it hurts him and it does make him angry, but he stays out of it as much as he can because it’s not really his place to be in between that,” she explained. She added that he’s “really protective over me especially now that I’m pregnant ,” that he’s “super protective over how I feel, so he doesn’t appreciate the things that [Gary] says about me because he feels like he knows me better because, you know, being with me every day.” Gary has known Amber for well over a decade and they were together on and off for years, but sure, this guy who creeped his way into her life less than a year ago knows her better. But hey, what’s all this about Gary making her cry? One of the things she had trouble with was an earlier episode when Kristina made a remark about adopting Leah, which she said was “ludicrous and absolutely ridiculous.” “I would understand a comment like that if I was an addict again or if I was doing something in my life that was outrageous,” she admitted. “However, I don’t think falling in love with somebody is something that’s outrageous.” “People do it all the time, you know. It’s really hurtful that they connected with me not seeing Leah because of my depression to me being with Andrew.” She added that “it’s hurtful and it also makes me angry to make me think they’re talking behind my back like that as though I’m just a mom who doesn’t care about my child which is absolutely absurd.” … OK, Amber. OK. View Slideshow: Gary Shirley on Amber Portwood Pregnancy: This is Happening WAY Too Fast! View Slideshow: Teen Mom & Teen Mom 2 Cast: Are They Treated Fairly with Editing?
Source: Boston Globe / Getty Killer Mike ’s positive comments on the NRA have social media debating (as usual). Some of the Run The Jewels rapper’s statements, like “In Wakanda, everyone had guns,” were head-scratchers while others, like “In real life, the cops don’t come on time,” are completely valid. “In Wakanda everyone had guns!” – killer mike on NRATV. Wow — 1 Seed or Bust (@HumbleTeej) March 24, 2018 Killer Mike: “In real life, the cops don’t come on time” https://t.co/ELU6Qbb5dl — Pitchfork (@pitchfork) March 24, 2018 Click through for more controversial quotes from his statement, including what he told his kids to do if they participate in the national gun reform walkouts.
Follow KYS On Twitter: Follow @939WKYS After a 2-year break, rapper Big K.R.I.T . released his critically acclaimed album 4ever Is A Mighty Long Time . His first album from his Multi Alumni label, the double album switches between the Krit side and his government name Justin Scott side. In today’s episode of “Voices,” Krit breaks down the song “Bury Me In Gold,” Mississippi rappers who inspired him & more. Watch above. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! Close Thank you for subscribing! Please be sure to open and click your first newsletter so we can confirm your subscription. Email Submit Watch More Episodes Of “Voices.” Voices: DaniLeigh Talks “All I Know” [Video] Nipsey Hussle Breaks Down “Victory Lap” In Voices Voices: Tinashe Breaks Down “No Drama” [Video]
