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This dude named Lin Yu Chun chose a really tough song to sing on a reality show in Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You". I've watched plenty of females try to sing this on American Idol and fail miserably. This is the first time I can ever remember a guy singing it and he killed it.
According to TMZ this was on a reality show in Taiwan "Super Star Avenue".
With Whitney's recent vocal problems she might want to hire this dude to hit some of those high notes from backstage while she lip sings
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G-Unit's Sha Money XL talks to Grind Music Radio about his career in the music business.
Sha explains that he initially wanted to be a rapper, but he didn't think he was nice enough. So he decided to start producing beats.
He sold his first beat to Queens legend Cormega for the track "Angel Dust", he got paid $2,500. From there he kept grinding, got down with Jam Master Jay and was introduced to 50 Cent.
Sha talks about a lot more, this is a great interview so check it out below.
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Fabolous just dropped the third installment in "The Funeral Arrangements" viral series to promote his mixtape "There is No Competition 2: The Funeral Service".
In this Aristotle directed video we find a young Fab working at a meat shop daydreaming about one day becoming a rap star.
The Street Family MC serves up "Raw" rhymes while butchering various animal parts.
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It was all good just a... well just a couple days ago.
No sooner than Rihanna announced she would be touring this summer with Nicki Minaj and Ke$ha, it looks like she will have to look for Nicki's replacement.
Nicki just announced on her Twitter page that she is backing out of the Last Girl On Earth Tour to concentrate on her debut album.
Apparently the wait was worth it. After several delays, Usher's Raymond v. Raymond finally made it into stores last week, paving the way for a #1 debut on the Billboard 200 albums chart. The disc, which sold more than 329,000 copies, is the R&B singer's third #1 debut in a row, and it knocks last week's top dog, protégé Justin Bieber's My World 2.0, down a notch to #2. The Bieb has nothing to worry about, though, since, according to figures provided by Nielsen SoundScan, his second album in four months sold another 291,000 copies, putting him near the 600,000 mark in just two weeks.
The relentless hype over her slow striptease in the "Window Seat" video clearly helped soul sister Erykah Badu, as her New Amerykah Part Two:Return of the Ankh debuts at #4 on sales of 110,000. The only other debut in the top 10 is from country star Alan Jackson, whose Freight Train bows at #7 (72,000).
The rest of the top 10: Now 33 (#3, 123,000), Lady Antebellum, Need You Now (#5, 87,000), Monica, Still Standing (#6, 81,000), Justin Bieber, My World (#8, 63,000), Lady Gaga, The Fame (#9, 50,000) and Black Eyed Peas, The E.N.D. (Energy Never Dies) (#10, 43,000).
Wu-Tang compatriots Method Man, Raekwon and Ghostface Killah debut at #12 with their Wu-Massacre album (38,000), while Canadian popsters Barenaked Ladies pop in at #23 with All in Good Time (23,000), their first album without singer/guitarist Steven Page, who left the group last year after an arrest on cocaine possession charges. Veteran rapper E-40 lands two albums in the top 50, with Revenue Retrievin': Day Shift debuting at #47 (12,000) and the companion piece, Revenue Retrievin': Night Shift, just behind at #49 (12,000).
It was a short trip to the top for indie duo She & Him, whose second album of bubblegum pop, Vol. 2, drops 22 spots to #28 in week two on sales of 19,000.
Things should be relatively quiet next week, as the only major releases are the first solo album from former Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash and a live Madonna CD/DVD.
Source: MTV
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Kelis performed her new single "Acapella" on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night (April 6).
She brought along some help as her boss Will.I.Am was there as well.
Her new album is due later this year and will be her first on Will.I.Am/Interscope Records.
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The world's greatest basketball player made an appearance on The Jimmy Kimmel Show last night.
Greeted by an enthusiastic crowd chanting MVP! Kobe Bryant talked to Jimmy about his new $84 million dollar contract extension that should keep him a Los Angeles Laker for the rest of his career.
The Lakers got a chance to meet President Obama after last year's championship. Kobe talked about bringing his family with him and his 7 year old daughter trying to sell The President Girls Scout Cookies.
Both Obama and Vice President Joe Biden cookies, lol.
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Singer Nicole Scherzinger of The Pussycat Dolls kicked it with George Lopez last night (March 6).
They talked about the success she's having on this season's Dancing With The Stars, her family life, the future of The Pussycat Dolls who have lost a couple of members recently and her background in classical music.
There was a pretty funny moment for the crowd as Nicole warmed up her vocal chords before singing "Ava Maria". I don't think anyone knew what she was doing initially so there was some laughter.
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“Who misses the greatest rapper of all time?” Drake asked a crowded Lantz Arena midway through his 70-minute performance at Eastern Illinois University on Tuesday. But the Canadian-born musician, getting his first solo headlining tour — a 23-city jaunt that runs through May 8th in Plymouth, New Hampshire — off the ground, wasn’t talking about heavily eulogized artists like Tupac or Biggie. The 23-year-old MC was talking about his dreadlocked mentor, Lil Wayne, who is currently serving a one-year sentence at Rikers Island on a gun charge. “I talk to Weezy every day,” he continued, before ripping off a Hulk-ish “I’m Going In” and leading the crowd in raucous chants of “Free Weezy!”
It’s a small bit of irony that Drake’s long-awaited return to the stage, which follows August 2009 surgery to repair a torn ACL, coincides with Wayne’s much-delayed incarceration. The rapper made no mention of his injury, which he sustained in a fall while performing with Lil Wayne in Camden, New Jersey, last July, though his normally high-energy stage show did seem somewhat muted. Backed by a DJ and a four-piece band, Drake worked through a number of cuts from his breakthrough mixtape, So Far Gone, and previewed a verse from “Fireworks,” a dark, synth-heavy diatribe off his forthcoming full-length, Thank Me Later, which the rapper said to expect on June 15th (though, as frequently as the album’s been pushed back, it’s wholly possible he meant June 2011).
Throughout the evening, Drake balanced two seemingly conflicting personas: the über-cocky ladies’ man and the emotionally vulnerable dweeb. One verse he’d exude supreme confidence, the next he’d erode into self-doubt — James Brown giving way to Charlie Brown. Even the set list played up this parallel, Drake following the money-cash-hoes boasts of “Successful” with the weirdly introspective “Fear.” “Now security follow me everywhere, so I never actually am alone/I just always feel alone,” he rhymed over synths that chimed like a chandelier in a gentle breeze.
But if Drake felt most comfortable embracing his inner-Steve Urkel (the MC called “Fear” his “favorite song,” and delivered a stripped-down “Lust For Life” like a beat poet seeking transcendence), the largely female audience preferred when he channeled the far-suaver Stefan Urquelle. On “Best I Ever Had” the singer sounded like a particularly seductive cyborg as he crooned one-liners both PG (”Sweatpants, hair tied, chillin’ with no makeup on/That’s when you’re your prettiest”) and X-rated (”My shirt ain’t got no stripes, but I can make your pussy whistle”). And when Drake asked, “Who’s coming home with me?” during a sensual, heaving “Invented Sex,” virtually every lady — and a few zealous gents — reacted with shrieks and spastic fits unseen since the heyday of The Price Is Right.
Set List:
“Forever”
“Unstoppable”
“Uptown”
“Lust For Life”
“Houstatlantavegas”
“November 18th”
“Fireworks”
“Killers”
“Money to Blow”
“Big Tymers/I’m Still Fly”
“I’m Going In”
“Every Girl/Bedrock”
“Throw It In the Bag”
“Unthinkable” (instrumental)
“A Night Off”
“Successful”
“Fear”
“Say Something”
“Invented Sex”
“Best I Ever Had”
“Over”
Source: Rolling Stone
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Cincinatti Bengals star wide receiver Chad Ocho Cinco is obviously fond of his Dancing With The Stars partner Cheryl Burke.
So much so, he put a $10,000 ring designed by Jason The Jeweler on her finger as a show of appreciation for all the hard work she's puts in.
Known for his eccentric ways and elaborate touchdown celebrations, Chad gave the ring to Cheryl on one knee.
He told UsMagazine, "she has to deal with me nine hours a day. It's like a marriage, so why not give marriage gifts? I don't spend time with anyone like this -- ever!"
For her part, Cheryl seems to be in shock.
She Told ETOnline, "I fainted a little. A little concussion. [He] gave it to me in the trailer on one knee. And it's on my ring finger."
"Not even any of my boyfriends have given me anything like this!"
When asked if there was a future romance in the making Cheryl says, "You never know."
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On the heels of releasing their ninth group project, this time featuring all five members together, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony realized the endurance that kept them together all these years was exactly what they needed to deliver their new album.
Singer Robin Thicke and actress Paula Patton welcomed their first child into the world Tuesday (April 6).
The couple named the baby Julien. Robin recently told Rap-Up.com how he and his wife chose that name.
“My brother didn’t ever hang out with me when we were teenagers, so I kind of always dreamed of having a little brother or a son,” he said. “I came up with the name Julian when I was like 14 years old. So when I told my wife the idea, she loved the name and it stuck.”
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The plot thickens when it comes to the record "Afrika Bambaataa." Weeks ago, before he went to prison, Wayne revealed on his "Nino Brown: The Road To Rikers" DVD that he was shooting a video to a song called "Afrika Bambaataa" for Drake. Everyone speculated that the song in question would be part of Weezy's contribution to Drizzy's Thank Me Later album. On Monday in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, before the start of his Away From Home Tour, Drake told us "Afrika Bambaataa" isn't his record.
Tracklist:
01. Gangsta
02. Heavy
03. Street Life
04. Nuthin’ 2 A Hustler
05. Swang Real Wide (Feat. Z-Ro)
06. Killa
07. Dope Boy
08. I Live It (Feat. Cory Mo)
09. Fuckin’ Right (Feat. Hurricane Chris)
10. Toccara
11. Benjamin
12. Hit Dat
13. Flex
14. Hold Up (Feat. Gudda Gudda)
15. Purp
16. Pussy Good (Feat. Allie Baby)
17. Sumthin’ 2 Talk About
18. Thug
01. Bobby V - Bobby V Intro (0:40)
02. Bobby V Feat. LA The Darkman - Lets Get It (2:55)
03. Bobby V Feat. Nicki Minaj - Stilletos & T Shirt (3:56)
04. Bobby V - Around The Way Girl (3:31)
05. Bobby V - Treat You Right (2:53)
06. Bobby V Feat. Willie The Kid - In The Night (4:00)
07. Bobby V Feat. Jadakiss - Rockin With The Best (2:11)
08. Bobby V - Calling All My Ladies (2:52)
09. Bobby V - Hot Girl (2:45)
10. Bobby V - Always Showing Love (2:57)
11. Bobby V Feat. LA The Darkman & Willie The Kid - You (4:17)
12. Bobby V Feat. Ludacris - Just Me & You (3:20)
13. Bobby V - Pullin Up (Exhibit BV) (4:25)
14. Bobby V - Space Age Lovin (2:00)
15. Bobby V Feat. Gucci Mane, Nicki Minaj & Trina - Sex In Crazy Places (4:12)
16. Bobby V Feat. Ron Browz - I Like (3:05)
17. Bobby V Feat. Yung Joc & Gucci Mane - Drinks Up (3:13)
18. Bobby V Feat. Lil Boosie - Who Can Love You (2:31)
19. Bobby V - Trendsetter Outro (1:01)
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In a match between UK's Portsmouth vs The Blackburn Rovers the entire crowd witnesses Anthony Vanden Borre's red card except for Soccer Saturday's sideline reporter Chris Kamara.
When Jeff Stelling went live to him pure comedy ensues as Chris is totally clueless as to what just happened.
For those who aren't soccer fans this would be the equivalent of a sideline reporter missing a players's ejection during an NFL game.
Anyway, check out the hilarious video below.
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FAYETTEVILLE, NC (WTVD) -- The North Carolina Medical Board says doctors and interns at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center attempted to induce labor on a patient, but when that didn't work, they performed a cesarean section only to find out there was no baby.
The incident happened in November 2008, but the state medical board spent the past year reviewing the case. In January, they issued the two doctors involved letters of concern.
ABC11 Eyewitness News spoke with one of the doctors involved who explained how something so bizarre could have happened.
Doctor Gerianne Geszler was in charge of the doctors on duty at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center the night of the incident.
Geszler says several doctors had examined and attempted to induce labor on the patient for several days before the C-section incident.
"They did an epidural on her and when they opened up and made the incision, they saw a non-pregnant uterus," Geszler said.
At that point the doctors "closed her back up."
Doctor Dorette Grant is the physician who performed the C-section.
The NC Medical Board issued her a letter of concern that said in part, "you attempted to perform a cesarean section delivery on Patient A after a failed attempt at induction of labor."
"At the time of surgery, it was discovered that Patient A was not pregnant," Board President Donald E. Jablonski said in the letter.
Dr. Geszler says an intern made the original diagnosis.
"And so she said she did an ultrasound and she said no heart beat," Geszler said. "So [the patient] convinced the resident that she wanted to be induced at Cape Fear Valley, so the resident said can I induce here and I said okay."
According to the medical board, the initial diagnosis was made by healthcare providers without the necessary experience to make the appropriate diagnosis.
"Your inappropriate reliance on their diagnosis and the failure to conduct your own examination were contributing factors in the unnecessary attempt at a caesarian delivery," said Jablonski in a letter to Geszler.
The patient was actually suffering from pseudocyesis, symptoms associated with pregnancy even though they are not pregnant. The false pregnancy can be caused by changes in the body and hormones, emotional distress or an endocrine disorder.
The hospital administration didn't want to comment on the incident.
Meanwhile, both doctors continue to practice in Fayetteville. Dr. Geszler is still a gynecologist, but doesn't deliver babies anymore.
Doctor Grant is still an OBGYN, but she was unable to speak with ABC11 Wednesday, because she was busy delivering two babies
Source: ABCNews
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