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Monday, March 4, 2013

Justin Timberlake's Mirrors is Uk Number 1

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Justin Timberlake cruises all the way to Number 1 today with Mirrors, his first solo chart topper since 2006 smash, Sexyback.

The US star, who performed at the BRIT Awards the week before last, was neck and neck with London quartet Bastille earlier in the week, before pulling away to end the week 13,000 copies clear of the competition at the Official Singles Chart summit today.

Mirrors is the ex-*NSyncer’s second solo Number 1 in the UK as a lead artist, and his fourth overall including hit collaborations 4 Minutes (with Madonna) and 2007’s Give It To Me (with Timbaland and Nelly Furtado). Mirrors is taken from Timberlake’s forthcoming third album, The 20/20 Experience, which is due for release later this month.


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Thursday, October 25, 2012

Jessica Biel Changing Name to Jessica Timberlake!

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 Jessica Biel is making a big step after her wedding to Justin Timberlake – she will be changing her name to Jessica Timberlake!

 “Yes, I’m changing my name,” the 30-year-old actress told People. “My professional name will still be the same, but for life, yes, I think it sounds great. I think I really won the jackpot of names.”

 “It’s hard to find that one person in the world,” Jessica shared. “Once you find that person, go for it. That kind of commitment is very special.”

 In case you missed it, check out Justin and Jessica‘s super cute wedding photo!

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    Wednesday, October 24, 2012

    Justin Timberlake Snubbed Two of His Four *NSYNC Members From Jessica Biel Wedding

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    No strings attached, indeed!

    Only two of Justin Timberlake's four former *NSYNC bandmates -- JC Chasez and Chris Kirkpatrick -- scored invites to his Oct. 19 wedding to Jessica Biel, sources told Us Weekly. Lance Bass and Joey Fatone didn't make the cut.

    "Justin thought a reunion would overshadow the wedding," said one pal. "And Justin hates Lance now."


    Timberlake, 31, tied the knot with Biel, 30, in an ultra-exclusive ceremony in Southern Italy at the posh Borgo Egnazia resort.

    Although he was snubbed from receiving an invite, Bass, 33, recently shared with Us why he thinks Timberlake and Biel are the perfect couple.

    "I just love that she's a guy's gal," Bass said of the Total Recall actress on Oct. 9 at the 40th Anniversary American Music Awards nominations in Los Angeles. "She can get right in there and talk basketball, football and drink a beer with you, and that's what he needs. He needs someone who can hang with the guys."

    A source told Us that no *NSYNC music was played at the former boy bander's wedding, but Timberlake did dedicate a song to his bride. "Justin performed one song at the wedding," the insider revealed. "It's a new one that he hasn't released yet.

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    Newly Weds Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake cover People Magazine-Jessica rocking pink wedding gown

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    Saturday, October 13, 2012

    Top 15 Pepsi Commercial featuring One Direction,Madonna,beyonce,britney spears,mariah carey,michael jackson,shakira,spice girls

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    Pink/Britney/Beyoncé:

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    Jennifer Lopez/Beyoncé:

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    Justin Timberlake:

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    Thursday, September 6, 2012

    The 25 Sexiest Moments In VMA History

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    The 29th annual MTV Video Music Awards airs this Thursday, September 6th, from the Staples Center in Los Angeles. And while the lion's share of MTV's current programming is dedicated to underage moms, fist pumping guidos and teenage werewolves, this week the network is setting aside a night to pay homage to what brought it to the dance: music videos. 

    So before you sit back and check out what kind of luncheon meat Lady Gaga is trying to pass off as a dress this year, take a stroll down memory lane and check out some of the sexiest moments in the history of the show.




    Rock Us, Please

    Year: 2009

    While introducing Russell Brand, the man she'd later go on to marry and then divorce, Katy Perry, with her boobs nearly popping out of her top, performed an incredibly sexy rendition of Queen's "We Will Rock You."




    Bringin' Sexy Back

    Year: 2006

    At the height of his solo fame, Justin Timberlake, alongside longtime collaborator Timbaland, performed their hit single "SexyBack." And while JT and Timbaland aren't exactly our cup of tea, the girls whom they brought out on stage certainly were.




    Paula Abdul's Three-Song Medley

    Year: 1989

    Paula Abdul's performance at the MTV Video Music awards combined her three top hits from her debut album, "Straight Up," "Cold Hearted Snakes," and "Forever Your Girl." Not to mention, she showed off her amazing skills as an entertainer with her opening tap number and rope twirling, all while trying to sing live.




    What Beef?

    Year: 1998

    Brandy and Monica denied that "The Boy Is Mine" represented a rivalry between them, but the tabloids suggested otherwise. Monica was supposedly mad that Brandy performed it solo on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Brandy was reportedly upset that Monica chose to use the name of the duet for the title of her second album. Eventually, it culminated in a VMA performance—with the two looking like our fantasy prom dates—that was meant to squash the rumored beef.

    However, earlier this year, Monica confirmed to Angie Martinez on Hot97 that there was a physical altercation between the two before they hit the stage that year.




    Tango Lessons

    Year: 2002

    At the tail-end of the Latin music explosion, Shakira took to the VMA stage for the first time to perform her crossover hit, "Tango." Barefoot and dressed in skin-tight, brown leather, this pint-sized sexpot rocked the stage, shook her ass and made one hell of a first impression. 




    Gettin' Dirty

    Year: 2003

    After getting overshadowed earlier in the show when MTV's cameras didn't catch all of her liplock with Madonna, Christina Aguilera decided that she needed to pull out all the stops with her second VMA performance. When she came back out later in the show to perform her controversial single, "Dirty," Christina was wearing a cleavage-enhancing, leather dress. 




    Spice Up Your Life

    Year: 1997

    At the '97 VMAs, the Spice Girls redefined girl power by showing up to the venue in platform shoes and glorified underwear (sans Mel C), essentially. Later, the group would bounce around in the same sexy outfits during a performance of their hit, "Say You'll Be There."




    The Bad Apple

    Year: 1998 (it was actually 1997)

    After she was voted MTV's Best New Artist, Fiona Apple had something to say, and it was far from a simple "I'd like to thank God." Nope, with her newly-won moon man in hand, Fiona said, "This world is bullshit. And you shouldn't model your life about what you think that we think is cool, and what we're wearing and what we're saying and everything. Go with yourself."

    Yep, this adorable indie rock princess decided to use her acceptance speech to voice her issues with celebrity culture, and in doing so, she dropped an S-bomb on live TV. Fiona Apple is a rebel, and we find rebels sexy. Go on, girl!





    Jenny From The Block

    Year: 2000

    Jennifer Lopez hit the red carpet alongside then-beau P.Diddy. Wearing painted-on white jeans, a matching bandana and a Sean John belly shirt that showed off her incredibly toned stomach, J.Lo looked more like the fly girl we first met on In Living Color than ever before. And not only did she look wildly hot, but she also took home a Moonman for "Best Dance Video."




    Britney Can't Get No Satisfaction

    Year: 2000

    The first VMA broadcast of the new millennium was kicked off by Britney Spears walking down a staircase wearing a black tuxedo. Then, while covering The Rolling Stones classic, "(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction," she proceeded to tear off the tux to reveal a skin-tight, nude-colored outfit. Before you ask, yes, it was just as hot as it sounds.

    Remember, this was back when Britney was best known for singing "Oops...I Did It Again" in a schoolgirl outfit and pigtails. This performance was the first public acknowledgement that Britney was no longer a girl, but we'd argue against the fact that she wasn't yet a woman.




    Crazy for Beyonce

    Year: 2003

    VMA viewers were left wondering, "Who's Destiny's Child?" after being stunned with Beyonce's solo "Crazy In Love" performance. She took the stage with her future husband, Jay-Z, and performed a Bollywood-inspired mash-up of her hit single and "Baby Boy."




    The Swimsuit Competition

    Year: 2005

    Why did Desperate Housewives' Eva Longoria decide to wear a skimpy, beige bikini to the VMAs? Honestly, we have no freakin' clue. But we do know that we're happy as hell that she did. Even though she was only on stage for a minute or so while introducing Mariah Carey, Eva's odd wardrobe choice made headlines.




    TLC: The Leather Crew?

    Year: 1999

    In the late '90s, TLC was riding a tremendous wave of popularity. Their hit single "No Scrubs," which we can only assume is about the group's collective hatred of Zach Braff, was up for six awards. And though they only took home one moon man, the award for Best Group Video, they did unanimously win one unofficial award: The Best Dressed Group of the Night. T-Boz, Left Eye and Chili all looked ridiculously hot in their dominatrix-like VMA outfits.





    Hips Don't Lie

    Year: 2006

    Shakira and ex-Fugee Wyclef Jean had a huge hit single, the soundtrack to the summer, "Hips Don't Lie." During the months preceding that VMA show, you just couldn't escape that song. It was played relentlessly on pop radio stations. It was played relentlessly on hip-hop radio stations. It was played in elevators and at the dentist's office. It was everywhere. So it only makes sense that the duo was asked to perform the song live at the VMAs, where we could finally find out if Shakira's hips were indeed telling the truth. After the performance, it was clear: no polygraph necessary. 




    The Wet T-Shirt Contest

    Year: 2005

    This year, American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson competed in, and unanimously won, the VMAs first wet t-shirt contest. She performed her hit single, "Since You've Been Gone," amidst a man-made indoor rainstorm. We're glad it was her and not Ruben Studdard.




    Rihanna Disturbed

    Year: 2008

    Rihanna was no doubt the sexiest woman to walk out on the VMA stage. Dressed in form-fitting black leather, this beautiful Barbadian debuted what became a monster single, "Disturbia."




    That's The Way Love Goes

    Year: 1993

    Back in the early 1990s, when Britney and Christina were busy dealing with midterms and acne, Janet Jackson was the queen of bringing sexy to the VMA stage. Though it'd no doubt be considered tame by today's standards, Janet's exposed stomach and bra made for the hottest performance of the year. 




    The Power of the Pasty

    Year: 2009

    In one of the most death-defying stunts at the VMAs, singer Pink wasn't the only thing hanging out. In addition to swinging around on a harness and doing acrobatic stunts to the song, "Sober," her left boob was also doing it's own free-falling with only a pasty as a safety net.




    Off The Chain

    Year: 1998

    As if showing up to the award show arm-in-arm with the creeptacular Marilyn Manson wasn't enough, actress Rose McGowan decided to turn the weird up a notch. Before the big event got underway, this smoking hot Jawbreaker star walked the red carpet wearing a barely-there chainlink dress, and we use the word "dress" loosely. In fact, we take that back. Calling it a dress would be an outright lie. We're actually not sure what you call whatever it is that she wore, all we know is that if more women wore them, the world would be a happier place.




    The Diva Striptease

    Year: 1998

    In the late 1990s, Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston were two of the hottest solo singers in the industry. So, when they walked out to present the Best Male Video award at the same time in matching dresses, the audience was unable to stop clapping up their sexiness. Top that with Carey realizing they were in the same dress, and ripping the bottom half off to show off her gorgeous legs, then Houston following suit, and you have TV magic.




    The Snake Charmer

    Year: 2001

    One year after her nationally broadcast glorified striptease, Britney was back at it. She performed her sexually charged single "I'm A Slave For You" while somehow dressed in less than she was the previous year, with an enormous albino python draped over her shoulders. Sexual innuendo, anyone? Just like the year prior, Britney stole the show. Ms. Spears can charm our snake any day.





    All The Single Ladies

    Year: 2009

    Knowles is no stranger to the VMA stage. Beautiful B, never one to be Lay-Z, always seems to steal the show at MTV's annual event. But in 2009, while performing her smash hit "Single Ladies" dressed in a tiny leotard that left little to the imagination, Beyonce was at her absolute VMA hottest. It should come as no surprise that Hova decided to put a ring on it.




    Like A...Virgin?

    Year: 1984

    Madonna, never one to shy away from controversy, decided to perform her hit single, "Like A Virgin," while wearing a lacy, white wedding dress with a "Boy Toy" belt buckle. And while in those days her wardrobe choice was enough to spark a decent amount of controversy, Madonna proceeded to belt out the song while writhing around on stage in the first-ever nationally broadcast dry humping session. We're sure the performance led to quite a few teenage boys touching themselves for the very first time.




    Feelin' Up Lil' Kim

    Year: 1999

    Lil' Kim caused a stir when she arrived wearing a purple sequined pantsuit with one distinct piece of the outfit missing: the piece that covered her left boob. Yep, save for a matching purple pasty that couldn't have been much bigger than a silver dollar, Lil' Kim was a lil' topless. 

    Later, when Kim and Mary J. Blige presented an award with Diana Ross, Ross opted to greet Kim not by shaking her hand, but by jiggling her breast. It was an unforgettable moment. We're just upset that the greeting didn't take off, rendering the handshake obsolete.




    The Kiss

    Year: 2003

    This year's VMA show didn't open up with a bang, but with a kiss. Alleged archrivals Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera joined forces to honor one of their mutual heroes, Madonna. These two princesses of pop, each wearing sexy, lace wedding gowns, paid tribute to Madonna's sexy 1984 VMA performance with a cover of “Like a Virgin." And as if the inaugural duet between Britney and Christina wasn't enough to grab some headlines, business picked up when Madonna herself joined in on the action.

    Dressed as a groom, the Queen of Pop exchanged seductive stares with her successors. Then, from out of nowhere, the stars aligned and something magical happened. On live TV, Madonna kissed both Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera. We think that for the 10-year anniversary they should turn it up a notch and invite Katy Perry to the party.


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    Thursday, August 16, 2012

    MUSIC NEWS- Six comebacks the world needs right now

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    The Chinese zodiac got it wrong -- 2012 is not the Year of the Dragon, it's the Year of the Comeback.

    Granted, the music scene seldom lacks artists trying to claw back to the toppermost of the poppermost. But lately, there are so many on the comeback trail it needs a passing lane.

    The most recent offenders, of course, are The Spice Girls. For those who missed it, Ginger, Scary, Dopey, Curly and Tinky-Winky emerged from their Austin Powers freeze-drying chambers to ask us what we really really want for the umpteen millionth time at the Olympics closing ceremonies (what I really really wanted? To see those cabs they were riding explode).

    The Spice cadets are hardly unique, sadly. We've already seen comebacks this year by everyone from Neil Young and Crazy Horse to The Tea Party, Stone Roses and Refused. And there's plenty more due this fall, thanks to new albums from No Doubt, Alanis Morissette, Nelly Furtado, Ben Folds Five, Aerosmith, Soundgarden, Platinum Blonde and others.

    As usual, though, the artists you'd actually like to hear from again never seem to show up. Here are six comebacks that really would spice up our life:




    ABBA

    Last Heard: Dancing off into the sunset after 1981's The Visitors, their own personal musical Waterloo.

    Why We Need Them: To add some melody to modern EDM, which often displays all the musicality of a malfunctioning dial-up modem.

    Key to Success: Fitting into their old costumes.

    Likelihood: Poor. In 2000, they famously turned down a $1 billion to tour. So unless Bill Gates or Warren Buffet is upping that ante, we're SOL.


    David Bowie

    Last Heard: Ziggy ditched fame and embraced his golden years after his Reality album in 2003.

    Why We Need Him: Because he's David Freaking Bowie -- and last time we checked, no one has even come close to replacing him.

    Key to Success: Just show up and sing, dude. That's all we ask.

    Likelihood: Poor. Bowie is rumoured to have battled health issues since going into seclusion/retirement/whatever. So don't hold your breath for the return of the thin white duke.


    Justin Timberlake

    Last Heard: Making with the freak-freak on 2006's FutureSex/LoveSounds -- unless you count SNL digital shorts like D--- in a Box.

    Why We Need Him: It's time for some XY-chromosome posters to counterbalance the estrogen wave of RiRi, Katy, Carly Rae and Bieber.

    Key to Success: Three words -- Bring. Sexy. Back.

    Likelihood: Fair. As recently as last week, JT denied he was working on a "crazy" new album. So you know he totes is.


    OutKast

    Last Heard: On the eclectic and inconsistent Idlewild soundtrack back in 2006 -- though Big Boi and Andre 3000 have touched base on a cut or two since.

    Why We Need Them: Because neither one of these codependent geniuses seems able to close successfully on his own.

    Key to Success: Whatever the heck they were on when they made masterpieces like Stankonia and Speakerboxx/The Love Below.

    Likelihood: Unknown. Neither seems especially opposed to the idea -- or particularly enthused about it.


    Triumph

    Last Heard: Plunging over the Edge of Excess in 1993 -- though Rik Emmett, Mike Levine and Gil Moore are on good terms.

    Why We Need Them: To lay some CanCon power-trio might on the line against all those aging American rockers.

    Key to Success: Levine's moustache. Oh, and enough pyro to scare Rammstein.

    Likelihood: Good. They reunited at the Sweden Rock Festival in 2008 (the CD/DVD is out Aug. 28).


    Fugazi

    Last Heard: Settling things after The Argument in 2001.

    Why We Need Them: To save punk rock from being diluted and sold to Hot Topic once and for all.

    Key to Success: Reconnecting with the passion and intelligence that fuelled post-hardcore manifestos like Repeater and Red Medicine.

    Likelihood: Possible. Though it sure won't be for the money -- the Washington punks were famous for their $5 tickets and $10 albums.



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