Amerie debuted the video for second single, “Heard ‘Em All” from her upcoming fourth studio album, In Love & War on BET’s 106 & Park this evening.
The video was directed for Anthony Mandler, who was also responsible for Jay-Z’s “Run This Town” video, as well as Rihanna’s video for “Disturbia.” Amerie’s new album is set to hit stores November 3rd, via Def Jam Records.
Jay-Z is seen leaving the Plaza Athenee Hotel in Paris, France on Wednesday afternoon.
Ciara did a little cosmetic shopping in Beverly Hills at the MAC makeup store earlier this week.
Check out T-Pain’s first single from his upcoming fourth studio album, RevolveR.
In the new track, “Take Your Shirt Off,” T-Pain challenges Jay-Z by posing the question in the second verse, “Is Auto-Tune really dead?“ Apparently, he doesn’t think so. There’s no word when T-Pain’s new album is going to drop.
Rihanna was spotted at JFK airport in New York City on Wednesday afternoon. The singer is still in the studio working on her new album.
Check out this new track from Juelz Santana and Chris Brown, “Back to the Crib.”
The track was produced by Polow Da Don and is rumored to be the first single from Juelz’s upcoming third studio album, Born to Lose, Built to Win (The Reagan Era), which is said to be a conceptual album, along the lines of Fabolous’s most recently release, Loso’s Way.
President Barack Obama delivered his first address to the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday in New York.
In his speech, the President bluntly stated that fixing everything wrong within the global community is not “solely America’s endeavor”: “Those who used to chastise America for acting alone in the world cannot now stand by and wait for America to solve the world’s problems alone.”
The President added that the United States is ready to create a new chapter of international cooperation so that all nations can join us to build “the future that our people so richly deserve”.
