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When J. Cole ’s debut album, Cole World: The Sideline Story, was released this past September, the music world was abuzz with chatter; at long last, the Jay-Z run label Roc Nation had unveiled work by one of its most hyped artists. Meanwhile, a young female artist, who had been signed shortly after Cole, patiently waited in the wings for her proper coming out party. Because if early material that has emerged is any indication, Roc Nation’s Bridget Kelly is on her way to becoming Roc Nation’s definitive leading lady.
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The new voice of Occupy Wall Street is… Miley Cyrus? The pop singer and actress, who is notably part of the 1 percent, has a song in a newly released video from something called the Miley Cyrus Rock Mafia.
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If the title wasn’t enough of an indicator, four new posters in the style of biohazard/warning signs seem to tell us that a lot of people are going to die in The Darkest Hour.
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Young Jeezy may be one of the biggest rappers around but most of us don’t know all that much about his personal life. Sure we know that he was a member of the group Boyz In The Hood and has appeared on hit singles like Akon’s “I’m So Paid,” Rihanna’s “Hard” and Usher’s “Love In The Club,” but the only clues we’ve had to Jeezy’s personality has come from his own lyrics.
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Jennifer Lopez is no stranger to success and for over a decade J. Lo has owned the airwaves via hits like “I’m Real,” “Love Don’t Cost A Thing” and “Jenny From The Block.” Correspondingly it makes perfect sense that the pop star is planning to give fans a greatest hits collection to celebrate her reign at the top.
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