bit.ly – Read the “Boyfriend” Lyrics Bit.ly – Click to Subscribe! Facebook.com – Become a Fan! Twitter.com – Follow Us! The lyrics from Justin Bieber’s next new track are officially out and there are some things that we totally expected like the hook that goes “If I was your boyfriend, I’d never let you go. Keep you on my arm girl, you’d never be alone. I can be a gentleman, anything you want. If I was your boyfriend, I’d never let you go, I’d never let you go.” Fans have been busy unlocking clues about the Boyfriend song, and this is number 3 of 9 — remember that the track officially hits the public on March 26. But bringing it back to the lyrics, there are some unexpected references in there too, like “I could be your Buzz Lightyear, fly across the globe. I don’t never wanna fight, yeah, you already know. I am ‘ma a make you shine bright like you’re laying in the snow.” Of course, he’s telling his girl to give him a chance, saying she could be his girlfriend. Of course, we’ve got a link below to the officially released lyrics start to finish. Check em out and don’t forget to subscribe to ClevverTV. I’m Dana Ward, thanks for tuning in. http://www.youtube.com/v/EVA0zTRehDk?version=3&f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Go here to see the original: Justin Bieber “Boyfriend” Lyrics
‘This is OUR ALBUM,’ the singer tweets about Believe after fans choose art that will appear on single’s cover. By Jocelyn Vena Justin Bieber’s Boyfriend Photo: Walmart/ Island Justin Bieber invited his fans to get involved in helping him pick the artwork for his first Believe single, “Boyfriend,” and the time has come to reveal which photo fans chose. And the pop singer is giving his fans a lot of bang for their buck for taking the time to vote in the cover-art contest. After fans voted on Twitter for their favorite of two photos, the shot of Bieber tousling his hair (also known as #JBboyfriend1) won as the single’s cover. But that doesn’t mean that other shots won’t also be used in one form or another. “But it was so close that …” Bieber tweeted . “We are still going to use #JBboyfriend2 for press and even took one of the FAN MADE submissions and have decided that … we are going to sell an exclusive #BOYFRIEND fan single package in WALMART and the cover will be the one U the fans made! “So here it is … the cover of the Walmart #BOYFRIEND SINGLE COVER … made by U the fans! thank u! This is OUR ALBUM!” he tweeted before revealing the photo, which blends #JBboyfriend1 and #JBboyfriend2, the latter of which is just a shot of him looking off into the distance. “Boyfriend” officially drops on March 26. Believe will drop later this year. Produced by Mike Posner, the track features a bit of Bieber rapping lines like “Tell me what you like, dear/ Tell me what you don’t/ I could be your Buzz Lightyear/ Fly across the globe/ You don’t even need to fight, dear/ You already know/ I can make you shine bright/ Like you’re laying in the snow, brrr.” Related Videos Happy Birthday, Justin Bieber! MTV First: Justin Bieber Related Photos Justin Bieber’s Birthday: Celebrating 18! Related Artists Justin Bieber
The ‘trailer for a trailer’ practice continues with the debut of a new bit of footage for Snow White and the Huntsman, aka Universal’s action-oriented entry in the Snow White race. (The other primary competitor in that contest is Relativity’s Mirror, Mirror, directed by Tarsem.) Kristen Stewart stars as Snow White, Charlize Theron is the Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : /Film Discovery Date : 14/03/2012 12:58 Number of articles : 2
I ran into Salt Lake Tribune critic Sean Means tonight at Sundance in a packed RV decked out with a mini tiki bar, neon lights, and a booming sound system — also known as the RVIP Lounge and Karaoke Cabaret , a tricked-out mobile karaoke mecca and the jammingest place you’ll find in Park City all week. Since the word’s out ( read his account of the karaoke madness ), here are my two cents: You can have your Drizzy Drake concerts and Bing Bar bashes, but for my money there’s no better way to thaw out from the snow and mingle with Sundance strangers than while belting a karaoke jam or two. The thing about socializing at Sundance is that it can be incredibly frustrating and annoying if you do it the old-fashioned way. Park City imports non-film folks every year who show up to ski by day and get past velvet ropes at night, turning Main Street into douche-infested waters at sundown. Bars are overcrowded and parties all look the same after a while, so thank goodness for alternatives… like recreational vehicles outfitted with karaoke rigs and loud microphones. The RVIP Lounge hails from Los Angeles, courtesy of master KJ/party hosts Kestrin Pantera (pictured above), Jonathan Grubb, and Eva Kim where it zooms from place to place picking up eager singers. When the RVIP folks announced they were Park City bound this year, my heart leapt; no film festival, at least stateside in my experience, is complete without some sort of karaoke. (And while I haven’t quite figured out why movie people love karaoke so much, it’s an inarguable constant in this world, the social lubricant that unites many folks in the film community at large.) Friday night the Tim & Eric crowd sang as the intrepid RVIP navigated the icy mountain roads of Park City, but Saturday the mobile karaoke lounge held court near Sundance HQ. Look for them there Sunday as well – they’ll be the ones in the RV illuminating the night sky with bright colored lights. (Make sure to check their whereabouts on Twitter , this week in Park City and back in L.A.) Inside the RVIP you’ll find a cross-section of Sundance-goers – industry folk, journalists, filmmakers. The songbook is decent, the company even better, and when the place gets packed it takes on a life of its own. “How did I get to this magical place? What the hell is happening right now?” you may wonder as the entire RV erupts in song and someone plays air guitar on a light saber as you sing ditties like 2Pac’s “California Love” or Bonnie Tyler’s “Total Eclipse of the Heart.” It’s all part of the wonder that is the RVIP, which may have single-handedly saved the 2012 Sundance party scene. [Bonus: This week in addition to the RVIP, at least one other karaoke event is on the docket for the remainder of Sundance 2012 as CAVU Pictures hosts a karaoke throwdown Monday, January 23 for film and industry folks.] Got a hot tip on Sundance 2012 karaoke? Drop Jen Yamato a line on Twitter . Follow Movieline on Twitter . Get more of Movieline’s Sundance 2012 coverage here .
And to top it all off this stupid a$$clown still had the car in “Drive”!! A Cedar Springs man was arrested after being found drunk and sleeping on the front lawn of a Michigan State Police post Sunday morning. At 5:30 a.m. Sunday, as troopers arrived for duty at MSP’s Cadillac post, they found that someone had been doing doughnuts in the snow in the post’s parking lot and then attempted to drive across the front lawn where it became stuck in the snow. The vehicle — a 2005 Saturn Vue — was still running and the transmission was in “Drive” while the driver — a 20-year-old Cedar Springs man — was still inside and appeared to be passed out sleeping. Troopers banged on the vehicle’s window for an extended period of time before the driver finally awakened. After he opened the door and put the vehicle in “Park,” troopers conducted a drunken driving investigation and subsequently arrested the 20-year-old Cedar Springs man for operating while intoxicated. Man, it’s 2012 people…no excuse for doing idiotic ish like this. None whatsoever!!!! Source More On Bossip! Gettin’ Served: A Look At Celebrity Owned-Restaurants Making It Rain And Others That Failed Miserably Living Like Rih-Rih: A Gallery Of Other Celebrities Spotted Rolling Up That Bud Wanna Get Away? A List Of The Best 10 Beaches In The World!! Happy MLK Day: 10 Interesting And Surprising Facts You May Not Know About Martin Luther King, Jr.
Yeah, I can’t get over Rooney Mara’s Dragon Tattoo getup. It’s so… dated? Swedish? Remarkably cliche? And yet entrancing? Anyway, it has alternative connotations, and that brings me to Movieline’s Christmas indulgence of the day: alternative women covers of yuletide classics. I couldn’t find an embed of Liz Phair’s recent “Baby It’s Cold Outside” cover with the band Wheat, please consider that the unofficial sixth entry on this list. Take us to the Grinch, Aimee Mann! The glorious and still-somehow-underrated Aimee Mann’s superior Christmas disc One More Drifter in the Snow contains a bunch of amazing covers, but the gnarliest one has got to be “You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch.” Super droll, winking, and cool. As always for the Oscar-nominated Mann. Sinead O’Connor, perhaps the single most poignant voice of the past 25 years, has covered “Ode to Billie Joe,””Chiquitita,” and “Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina” with great success, but I’m particularly partial to her version of “Silent Night.” It’s the perfect forum for her childlike, yet commanding tone. Kate Bush. There is no other Kate Bush. In this ’79 Christmas special, she woos you with that ethereal voice that trilled about the plight of Cathy and Heathcliff in “Wuthering Heights.” Now that every hipster in sight waits eagerly for her new releases, acquaint yourself with the kooky wraith we first met on The Kick Inside . Tori Amos is an obvious heir to Kate Bush’s legacy of cooing vulnerability and mystical lyrics, but her cover skills are pretty singular. Check out her live versions of “Father Figure” and “Like a Prayer” for maximum intimacy, but this Christmas jam is also sufficient. Patti Smith’s brief cover of “White Christmas” is lovely. Since you presumably already know her covers of “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and “Rolling in the Deep,” you’ll be refreshed to find tiny version of Irving Berlin’s classic.
From a Run-D.M.C. classic to raps with not-so-merry sentiments, here’s MTV News’ nontraditional playlist. By Rob Markman Kanye West Photo: Ben Hider/Getty Images Sure, Michael Bubl
Song: Mistletoe by Justin Bieber. Our apartment (The Cabin) decided to make a music video instead of a Christmas card this year! So our hope is that you all enjoy Christmas with family and friends! Thank you Justin for letting us use your music to encourage the Christmas Spirit! http://www.youtube.com/v/xmpNaVrvcaI?version=3&f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Visit link: Mistletoe “Cover” (Justin Bieber) The Cabin Men
Kyla Pratt recently dropped a bomb on national television. The BET actress revealed that she has a one-year-old child during an episode of BET’s 106 & Park, and that she is about to celebrate her daughter’s first birthday. “A lot of people don’t know, but I had a daughter last year,” said Pratt. “She’s going to be one next week…This is me announcing it here.” She went on to talk about how she planned a big birthday for her daughter. There had been rumors that Kyla Pratt was pregnant, but it was never confirmed. Wonder who’s the baby daddy? Spotted at the ybf.com GALLERY: Kyla Pratt Grows Up On The Cover Of “Tight Rope”
