Monday, April 4, 2011
Britney Spears To Release Two Videos For 'Till The World Ends'
Britney Spears is set to premiere her new Ray Kay-directed video for “Till The World Ends” on Wednesday (April 6).
JustJared.com can exclusively reveal that the shoot went so well, there will actually be TWO videos. The director’s cut will have more of an apocalyptic storyline while the choreography cut will have the unabridged version of Britney’s dance moves.
“Till The World Ends” is the second single off of the 29-year-old pop princess’ latest album, Femme Fatale. It was co-written by Ke$ha and produced by Dr. Luke, Max Martin, and Billboard.
FYI: Just Jared has also heard from reliable sources that rap impresario Nicki Minaj will be joining Britney on her upcoming Femme Fatale tour over the summer.
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JustJared.com can exclusively reveal that the shoot went so well, there will actually be TWO videos. The director’s cut will have more of an apocalyptic storyline while the choreography cut will have the unabridged version of Britney’s dance moves.
“Till The World Ends” is the second single off of the 29-year-old pop princess’ latest album, Femme Fatale. It was co-written by Ke$ha and produced by Dr. Luke, Max Martin, and Billboard.
FYI: Just Jared has also heard from reliable sources that rap impresario Nicki Minaj will be joining Britney on her upcoming Femme Fatale tour over the summer.
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Sunday, April 3, 2011
New Beyoncé album expected 'in June'
Beyoncé Knowles will release her fourth solo album in late June this year.
The singer unveiled six tracks from her latest studio album to label bosses in New York last week, and is believed to have received a rapturous response.
"It was just amazing," Sony Music Australia boss Denis Handlin told The Daily Telegraph. "These songs, the best description I can give is groundbreaking.
"She's gone to another level," Handlin added.
Last week it was announced that Knowles had ended her professional relationship with her father, Mathew Knowles, who has managed the singer's career for 14 years.
The currently untitled album will be released in time for Beyoncé's headlining slot at this year's Glastonbury Festival.
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The singer unveiled six tracks from her latest studio album to label bosses in New York last week, and is believed to have received a rapturous response.
"It was just amazing," Sony Music Australia boss Denis Handlin told The Daily Telegraph. "These songs, the best description I can give is groundbreaking.
"She's gone to another level," Handlin added.
Last week it was announced that Knowles had ended her professional relationship with her father, Mathew Knowles, who has managed the singer's career for 14 years.
The currently untitled album will be released in time for Beyoncé's headlining slot at this year's Glastonbury Festival.
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Saturday, April 2, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
'Glee' Star Matthew Morrison Announces Summer Tour
Matthew Morrison, who plays the glee club teacher Mr. Schuester on Fox’s Glee, announced a nationwide summer concert tour Friday.
He’ll perform songs from his upcoming solo album, including the recently debuted single “Summer Rain,” as well as favorites from the show.
Or maybe the five-week, 22-city tour is just an elaborate cover-up to find a replacement for his New Directions singers.
Regional glee clubs can compete to open for Morrison when he comes to their town, an opportunity co-sponsored by the VH1 Save the Music Foundation. Clubs can submit their entries here.
Then again, this could be a chance for Morrison to expand his career options yet again. He teamed with the comedy website Funny or Die to create a series of original videos; some will premiere on the site, and some will be worked into his concerts.
Morrison will hit the Beacon Theatre in New York on July 1 and wrap the tour July 23 at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on July 23. The full tour schedule follows:
June 18 Minneapolis Orpheum Theatre
June 19 St. Louis, Mo. Fabulous Fox Theatre
June 21 Rosemont, Ill. Rosemont Theatre
June 22 Columbus, Ohio Palace Theatre
June 23 Detroit Detroit Opera House
June 27 Philadelphia Mann Center for the Performing Arts
June 28 Newark, N.J. New Jersey Performing Arts Center
June 29 Boston Citi Performing Arts Center Wang Theatre
July 1 New York Beacon Theatre
July 2 Atlantic City, N.J. Caesar's - Circus Maximus
July 6 Washington D.C. DAR Constitution Hall
July 7 Greensboro, N.C. War Memorial Auditorium
July 8 Duluth, Ga. The Arena at Gwinnett Center
July 10 Tampa, Fla. David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts
July 11 Orlando Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
July 13 Boca Raton, Fla. Mizner Park Amphitheatre
July 14 Jacksonville, Fla. Moran Theater
July 16 Grand Prairie, Texas Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
July 17 Austin Bass Concert Hall
July 19 Phoenix Comerica Theatre
July 20 San Diego Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay
July 23 Los Angeles Nokia Theatre L.A. Live
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He’ll perform songs from his upcoming solo album, including the recently debuted single “Summer Rain,” as well as favorites from the show.
Or maybe the five-week, 22-city tour is just an elaborate cover-up to find a replacement for his New Directions singers.
Regional glee clubs can compete to open for Morrison when he comes to their town, an opportunity co-sponsored by the VH1 Save the Music Foundation. Clubs can submit their entries here.
Then again, this could be a chance for Morrison to expand his career options yet again. He teamed with the comedy website Funny or Die to create a series of original videos; some will premiere on the site, and some will be worked into his concerts.
Morrison will hit the Beacon Theatre in New York on July 1 and wrap the tour July 23 at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on July 23. The full tour schedule follows:
June 18 Minneapolis Orpheum Theatre
June 19 St. Louis, Mo. Fabulous Fox Theatre
June 21 Rosemont, Ill. Rosemont Theatre
June 22 Columbus, Ohio Palace Theatre
June 23 Detroit Detroit Opera House
June 27 Philadelphia Mann Center for the Performing Arts
June 28 Newark, N.J. New Jersey Performing Arts Center
June 29 Boston Citi Performing Arts Center Wang Theatre
July 1 New York Beacon Theatre
July 2 Atlantic City, N.J. Caesar's - Circus Maximus
July 6 Washington D.C. DAR Constitution Hall
July 7 Greensboro, N.C. War Memorial Auditorium
July 8 Duluth, Ga. The Arena at Gwinnett Center
July 10 Tampa, Fla. David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts
July 11 Orlando Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
July 13 Boca Raton, Fla. Mizner Park Amphitheatre
July 14 Jacksonville, Fla. Moran Theater
July 16 Grand Prairie, Texas Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
July 17 Austin Bass Concert Hall
July 19 Phoenix Comerica Theatre
July 20 San Diego Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay
July 23 Los Angeles Nokia Theatre L.A. Live
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