The Hollywood actress who starred in movies such as 8 Mile, Uptown Girl, Sin City, and Clueless died on December 20th after going into cardiac arrest. Get the details right here @ MishmashD.
Que, real name Qwanell Mosley, has been officially kicked out of Day26. Get the full scoop and watch official statements from both Willie and Que right here @ MishmashD.
Famed choreographed Shne Sparks was arrested last week at his North Hollywood home on 8 counts of alleged child molestation. Get the details right here @ MishmashD.
Last month Tina Knowles filed for divorce from her husband of 31 years, Matthew Knowles. Get the full scoop right here @ MishmashD.
After the super-producer made a tweet praising Alicia's new album in which he called the R&B singer his "boo 4 life" Mashonda went into kill mode. Check out their heated exchange over Twitter right here @ MishmashD.
Susan Boyle captures the #1 spot on Billboard by a landslide for the 3rd week in a row. See where Chris Brown landed with the debut of his new CD, "Graffiti."
Check out this editorial from the January 2010 issue of "Elle Italia."
No. 1 songs (peak date in parenthesis): "U Remind Me"(7/7/2001); "U Got It Bad" (12/15/2001); "Yeah!" w/ Ludacris & Lil Jon (2/28/2004); "Burn" (No. 1 on 5/22/2004); "Confessions Part II" (7/24/2004); "My Boo" w/ Alicia Keys (10/30/2004); "Love In This Club" (3/15/2008).
No. 1 songs (peak date in parenthesis): "Crazy In Love" w/ Jay-Z(7/12/2003); "Baby Boy" w/ Sean Paul (10/4/2003); "Check On It" w/ Slim Thug (2/4/2006); "Irreplacable" (12/16/2006); "Single Ladies" (12/13/2008).
No. 1 songs (peak date in parenthesis): "SOS" (5/13/2006); "Umbrella" w/ Jay-Z (6/9/2007); "Take a Bow" (5/24/2008); "Disturbia" (8/23/2008); "Live Your Life" w/ T.I. (9/6/2008).
No. 1 songs (peak date in parenthesis): "In Da Club" (5/8/2003); "21 Questions" (5/31/2003); "Candy Shop" (5/5/2005); "Crack a Bottle" w/ Eminem & Dr. Dre (2/21/2009).
No. 1 songs (peak date in parenthesis): "Fallin'" (1/18/2001); "My Boo" w/ Usher (10/30/2004); "No One" (12/1/2007); "Empire State of Mind" w/ Jay-Z (11/28/2009)..
No. 1 songs (peak date in parenthesis): "SexyBack" w/ Timbaland(1/9/2006); "My Love" w/ T.I. (11/11/2006); "What Goes Around" (3/3/2007); "Give It to Me w/ Timbaland & Nelly Furtado (4/21/2007).
No. 1 songs (peak date in parenthesis): "Stand Up" (12/6/2003); "Yeah!" w/ Usher & Lil Jon (2/28/2004); "Money Maker" (10/28/2006); "Glamarous" w/ Fergie (4/24/2007).
No. 1 songs (peak date in parenthesis): "Thank God I Found You" w/ Joe & 98 Degrees (1/19/2000); "We Belong Together" (6/4/2005); "Don't Forget About Us (12/31/2005); "Touch My Body" (4/12/2008).
No. 1 songs (peak date in parenthesis): "Hot in Herre" (6/29/2002); "Dilemma" (8/17/2002); "Shake Ya Tailfeather" (9/6/2003); "Grillz" (1/21/2006).
Mariah Carey is not without flaws, as evidenced by the title of her new album “Confessions of an Imperfect Angel,” but her behavior on her current publicity tour is calling into question the veracity of the angelic claim as well.
“Her security is doing walk-throughs of her performance locations prior to her appearances, as if she’s the president or something,” said one person who was present at one such sweep.
It's even more intense on the day of a Carey performance, says the source. “She’ll show up with more than a dozen people on her team, and she’s been asking that the people who actually work there are removed from the floor and only her staffers be present,” said the source, who adds that the demand is not always met.
The level of high maintenance Carey is displaying while promoting both “Imperfect Angel” and her new film, “Precious”, didn’t surprise one person, who has worked with Carey in the past.
“We were paying for her travel, her expenses, and yet she still wanted to be compensated nearly six figures just for hair and makeup,” said the source. (Source: MSNBC)
"With its 14th week at the summit of Billboard's Hot 100 singles chart, the Black Eyed Peas' "I Gotta Feeling" matched Mariah Carey's 2005 hit "We Belong Together" for the longest No. 1 stay this decade.Their new album, The E.N.D., is awesome so congrats to the Black Eyed Peas.
The hip-hop band has now held firm at No. 1 for 26 straight weeks, with "Boom Boom Pow" preceding "Feeling" with a 12-week run, making the Peas the second act in the 51-year history of the Hot 100 to remain at No. 1 for half a calendar year or more. The other was Usher, who spent 28 nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1 in 2004 with four tracks." (Source: Reuters)
