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Remember when Lil' Wayne released Tha Carter III and everyone hailed him as a musical genius? And then he basically drowned that critical goodwill in a bucket of cough syrup and bad auto-tuned rock music? Yeah, say goodbye to the rest of Lil Wayne's credibility as an artist, because he just signed Paris Hilton to his record label, Cash Money. TMZ reports ... Lil Wayne's crew just signed Paris Hilton to a record deal ... and she's planning on MORE
This track "Last Night" is something that should have remained hidden ... it's Paris Hilton featuring Lil' Wayne, listen if you dare. It's totally a prime example of something that would have been best to leave alone, there's a reason crap like this doesn't get released or see the light of day. As for Paris' music career, it appears to be dead in the water at this point, I've been known to enjoy 2006's "Stars Are Blind" now and again but let's MORE
If there's one thing I learned working in pop culture journalism, it's that it is generally a good idea to not bash people you're working with, especially if they happen to be headlining a massive music festival you're working on. Unless you're Peter Rosenberg, in which case this somehow becomes THE BEST IDEA. That's really the only explanation I can think as to why he would go onstage, bash headliner Nicki Minaj, then just expect everything to MORE
Just last week I attended an amazing concert (remember all of my cryptic tweets referring to 'Plot Your Escape'?) to celebrate the start of Escape to Total Rewards, a brand new campaign started by Caesars Entertainment to help travelers get the very best experience and rewards while enjoying themselves on vacation with the largest network of resorts and casinos around the world, it's the casino industry's most popular loyalty program, you should MORE
When I first heard Mary J. Blige's new single, Someone To Love Me (Naked), it totally reminded me of vintage MJB - and then I discovered it's off her upcoming tenth studio album called My Life II, The Journey Continues, which turns out to be a sequel of sorts to her triple platinum 1994 album, My Life! Now it all makes sense, I love that she's back to her old school classic sound, My Life is one of the best albums of all-time, I hope this new one MORE
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