Kanye West Sparks Controversy Over ‘Parkinson’s’ Lyric Choice
Kanye West's new album, 'Yeezus,' has received rave reviews, but one organization is putting the rapper on blast for what they call an "ignorant" and "distasteful" lyrical choice.
Kanye West's new album, 'Yeezus,' has received rave reviews, but one organization is putting the rapper on blast for what they call an "ignorant" and "distasteful" lyrical choice.
We've always known mankind's days were numbered. We just figured our eventual end would be at the hands of robots or our own hubris. We didn't think it would be like this.
Back in February on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!,' actor Jamie Foxx performed a song (with a little help from the show's host) for Channing Tatum with the double-entendre title '(I Wanna) Channing All Over Your Tatum.'
Well that little diddy, originally performed only on a piano, now has an official music video, and features help from Olivia Munn, Gabourey Sidibe, and Miley Cyrus. And, of course, some Matt Damon thrown in for good measure.
In today's News of the Obvious, lady-beater Chris Brown and Miley "has she become a stripper yet?" Cyrus have been voted the worst celebrity role models in a recent poll of 2,400 parents around the world.
Miley Cyrus released the teaser for the 'We Can't Stop' music video this past week, and now the official visual has been released. Miley holds no punches as she twerks, grinds, and parties it up in the edgy video. If Miley's message is that she doesn't care what other people think, then this video SCREAMS it.
Taylor Swift has never looked so good. What I should actually say is Taylor Swift's latest single '22,' has never looked so good, because recently it was covered by our very own New Orleans Saints cheerleaders. While shooting their upcoming 2013-2014 swimsuit calendar, the Saintsations decided to have a little lip sync fun.
It looks like Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj will reunite at the 2013 BET Awards. The two former 'American Idol' judges have been tapped to perform at the all-star awards ceremony.
Considering the amount of money in damages he causes trying to save Metropolis in 'Man of Steel,' maybe Superman should be called $uperman.