Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Cody Simpson to Unveil New 'Coast to Coast' EP With Live Performance on QVC
Friday, August 12, 2011
Nicki Minaj Breaks Female Rapper Record With "Super Bass"
In what will be sure to rattle the cages of many of her naysayers, Nicki Minaj has once again surpassed the achievements of female rappers everywhere on the Billboard Hot 100.
This time with her single "Super Bass".
This weeks #3 on the Billboard Hot 100, "Super Bass" is the highest charting single to be released by a female Rapper in the last nine years since Missy Elliot’s "Work It" reached #2 in 2002.
This comes as phenomenal news for the entertainer’s fans as the single has achieved this feat without the aid of a featured artist, highlighting Minaj’s ever growing star power.
Now certified double platinum, "Bass" has sold more units that any single released by Rap Queen Lil Kim whose feud with the Pop star was overshadowed by the success of Minaj’s #1 album ‘Pink Friday’ which has sold over 1.5 million copies since its release in November 2010.
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Chris Brown Announces F.A.M.E. Tour
Chris Brown is set to kick off his F.A.M.E. Tour next month.The VMA-nominated singer will begin the jaunt September 12 in Toronto. The tour will run through October 30, when it ends it Hartford, Connecticut, after stops in cities all over the U.S.
So what should fans expect from Brown on the road?
Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green Set to Perform at Michael Jackson Tribute Concert
Until now, that is. E! News confirms that The Voice stars Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green will be participating in this sure-to-be memorable event along with a couple of others...
Although it'd be super cute if Blake Shelton and Adam Levine also joined in so we'd have the whole NBC series involved, they're not—at least not yet anyway.
Two other artists that will be taking part in Michael Forever—The Tribute Concert on Oct. 8 are Leona Lewis and the band Alien Ant Farm (might sound odd at first, but remember, they did a cover of "Smooth Criminal").
No other announcements have been made, but what do you think so far? Who else would you want to see or expect to participate?
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