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Hear the band's newest song "Jukebox" only here!
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Watch the rising star's 'Heart Skips a Beat (Live at House of Blues)' video premiere.
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'American Idol' champ performs in our studio + talks breaking the pop mold, health struggles and why he almost quit 'Idol.'
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Looks like
Nicki Minaj is about to give her fans a daily dose of her animated antics.
A reality show starring the Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded creator is reportedly in the works,
which just adds to the growing number of projects the Young Money rap
star has to her name.
Perez Hilton reports Minaj will have a reality show on the E! Network. An inside source revealed the news to the gossip site, however, other details are scarce at this time.
The show comes on the heels of the 29-year-old wig-wearing MC recently launching a new fragrance and sitting at the
judges table on "American Idol."
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Rihanna is the picture of happiness on "
Diamonds," the newest single off
her forthcoming seventh album. The 24-year-old talent
premiered the song early Wednesday morning (Sept. 26).
On the
Stargate and
Benny Blanco-produced effort, the Bajan songstress details a bright love she finds with her significant other. "Find light in the beautiful sea/ I choose to be happy/ You and I, you and I/ We're like diamonds in the sky," she sings.
"Diamonds," which was written by singer-songwriter
Sia, is a departure from Rihanna's recent uptempo, dance-centric tracks. While there's fun to be had on the dance floor with many of her songs like "Where Have You Been" and "Only Girl (in the World)," the lyrics on this new, hook-driven tune prove RiRi's opting for a bit more substance.
READ THE FULL STORY AND LISTEN TO "DIAMONDS" AT THE BOOMBOX.
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Beyonce welcomed Anderson Cooper into her world as a mother, humanitarian and superstar as he kicked off the new season of his
talk show "Anderson Live" Monday (Sept. 10).
Anderson Cooper scored an interview with the 31-year-old
4 creator at the United Nations General Assembly Hall last month, where Bey shot her
lauded "I Was Here" video.
During their talk, the former
Destiny's Child member was candid when asked about her bond with 8-month-old daughter Blue Ivy.
READ THE FULL STORY AT THEBOOMBOX.COM.
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The
2012 MTV Video Music Awards offered a wealth of surprises from big-name entertainers as they graced the stage to perform. Some stars also shocked the crowd with their respective wins, holding their Moonman with confidence.
Demi Lovato opened the festivities, singing "Give Your Heart a Break," Alicia Keys welcomed Nicki Minaj and Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas during her "Girl on Fire" set and Taylor Swift channeled her inner Where's Waldo (that red-and-white top surprised us) while delivering "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together."
Chris Brown bested rival Drake for Best Male Video with "Turn Up the Music" and Coldplay scored Best Rock Video for "Paradise." But some of the biggest wins of the night were awarded to Rihanna and One Direction. The British boy band won the highest number of awards with three: Best New Artist, Best Pop Video and Most Share-Worthy Video and RiRi's "We Found Love" earned her Video of the Year.
Check out the night's full list of winners below.
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As reported by
The BoomBox,
Rihanna is still attempting to put her history with
Chris Brown to rest. The wounds from the domestic violence assault she experienced at his hands may have healed but the emotional scars are still fresh. In her upcoming
interview with Oprah Winfrey for "Oprah's Next Chapter," the 24-year-old "Where Have You Been" songstress explains how she still is very much worried about Brown's well-being.
In a previous clip, Rihanna revealed that she found a best friend in the
Fortune creator and lost him once they cut ties. "Like everything I knew was switched. Switched in a night. And I couldn't control that. So I had to
deal with that, and that's not easy for me to understand or interpret. And it's not easy to interpret on camera, not with the world
watching."
She may be the victim, but the Grammy-winning entertainer knows Brown needed help after the incident. "I just felt like he made that mistake because he needed help, and who's gonna help him?" she stated. "Nobody's gonna say he needs help. Everybody's gonna say he's a monster without looking at the source. I was more concerned about him.
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As reported on
The BoomBox: Don't mess with
Jennifer Lopez' privacy. The "Dance Again" singer
is making that abundantly clear with a $20 million lawsuit she filed against her former driver, who threatened to spill her secrets to the public if she did not pay him $2.8 million.
Hakob Manoukian, who served as Lopez' driver and head of security, began working for her in 2005. He apparently wanted more money for his services and additional control of her security team. When he was denied those requests, Lopez claims he engaged in extortion, attempted extortion and conspiracy.
"Manoukian plotted to retaliate against Ms. Lopez and her management and to use his apparent position of trust to exploit and extort substantial sums from Ms. Lopez," the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court shows.
According to the suit,
Manoukian would expose "sensitive and personal information that he had allegedly overheard while driving Ms. Lopez" if he did not receive the exorbitant sum.
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As reported by
The BoomBox: since giving birth to daughter Blue Ivy,
Beyonce has allowed the public some access to her private life, many times through photos on her Tumblr page. Now the former
Destiny's Child frontwoman is
giving her supporters a visual component, which showcases
much of her personal and professional life.
According to the
Los Angeles Times, the
4 creator and representatives at her agency, ICM, have been pitching a non-fiction film to movie houses in Hollywood. Twenty minutes of the documentary has been revealed to potential distributors. The project is reported as "a mix of music and personal study, blending concert footage with confessional interview."
The 30-year-old superstar will also direct and serve as the documentary's producer. Chances are she'll feature personal moments with her daughter, husband
Jay-Z, mother Tina Knowles and sister
Solange, in addition to monumental career achievements like winning six Grammy awards in one night.
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