Monthly Archives: March 2009

Tuesday, March 31, 2009 Posted by: ANGEL

GUESS WHO: LEAVING LAX

Guess who was spotted at Los Angeles International Airport on Monday afternoon walking towards his departing gate? Hint: His last album was a commercial disappointment.

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Tuesday, March 31, 2009 Posted by: ANGEL

WHO ROCK’D IT BETTER: JANELLE or ESTELLE

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For this edition of Who Rock’d It Better we have singers Janelle Monáe and Estelle rocking similar leather horse riding boots.

Janelle wore hers back in February when she was spotted leaving the Viper Room in California and Estelle wore hers last week while out shopping in NYC. You know the routine..

(Photos: FAME PICS / INFPHOTO.COM )
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009 Posted by: ANGEL

MUSIC NEWS BIT: KELLY ROWLAND NO LONGER SOLO ARTIST UNDER COLUMBIA

Grammy-winning R&B/pop singer Kelly Rowland will no longer be recording with Columbia Records as a solo artist, it was officially announced Tuesday by the label.

Rowland, a founding member of Destiny’s Child, the world’s top-selling female group, will continue her relationship with Columbia Records in her ongoing role in the iconic ensemble.

“Because Columbia Records has been my home base as an artist for more than a decade, the decision to move out on my own required a lot of soul-searching. As a solo artist, I felt the need to explore new directions, new challenges, and new freedoms outside my comfort zone and my friends and family at Columbia have been incredibly understanding about my evolution. I want to thank everyone at Columbia for the love and support they’ve shown and I will never forget how many good times we’ve had over the years.”

- Kelly Rowland

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Tuesday, March 31, 2009 Posted by: ANGEL

AWARENESS: DAY 26 SPEAKS OUT AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

(L-R) Brian, Q, Tequilla, Willie, Robert and Mike

On Monday March 30th, MTV ‘MAKING THE BAND’ members Day 26 has joined the popular “Saving Our Daughters” speaking series presented by It’s Cool To Be Smart. The group spoke to 11th and 12th graders at McNair high school in Atlanta, Georgia on issues that affect young women (i.e. domestic violence, teen abuse, & women empowerment).

The group came out and warned over 300 teen girls about the dangers of domestic violence and how to stay away from it. “They really took their time to explain just how special young women are and I know that the ladies took every word in,” stated Tequilla Whitfield Artist Program Director/Mentor for It’s Cool To Be Smart/Saving Our Daughters.

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