Here’s the new video from Janet Jackson for “Make Me”, the bonus track from her second greatest hits compilation, Number Ones, released last week.
A bit reminiscent of Scream, the video is directed by Robert Hales.
Rihanna and Justin Timberlake have teamed up again for “Hole in My Head,” which is a bonus track from her latest album, Rated R. The album hits stores on Monday.
Check out the music video from Keri Hilson for her new single, “I Like”, which is featured on the German movie soundtrack Zweiohrküken.
MySpace.com gives listeners a chance to check out Angie Stone’s new album before deciding whether to purchase. You can preview Angie’s fifth studio album, Unexpected, before it hits stores November 23.
Missing five-year-old Shaniya Davis was found dead Monday off a rural road, ending a week long search after her mother, Antoinette Nicole Davis (pictured above), reported that she had vanished from their mobile home in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Davis, 25, was “prostituting her child” according to authorities and has been charged with trafficking, felony child abuse, prostitution and filing a false police report (view video of her sentencing). Mario Andrette McNeill, 29, was charged with kidnapping Shaniya after surveillance footage from a Sanford hotel showed him carrying her there. McNeill reportedly admitted to taking Shaniya, but his attorney has said he’ll plead not guilty.
According to reports, Shaniya’s father, Bradley Lockhart, had raised his daughter for several years but decided last month to let her stay with her mother. “I should’ve never let her go over there,” he told The Associated Press on Saturday.
During an interview on CBS’s The Early Show, Lockhart said Davis had been working for at least six months, trying to get her life back on track and asked whether she could be a mother. “I felt that she was sincere in asking, and I figured to give her a chance,” he said.
Mariah Carey drops a video for “I Want to Know What Love Is”, the second single from Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel, which is in stores now.
Directed by Hype Williams, the video was shot in New York and features the True Worship Church Choir.
Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson and photographer Tony Echevarria want to press charges against each other following a scuffle at LAX on Wednesday.
According to reports, Echevarria told police Tyson hit him once, and he fell to the ground. Tyson’s spokeswoman said the boxer, who was traveling with his wife and 10-month-old daughter, was attacked by the overly aggressive paparazzo: “Mike acted in self-defense as a father protecting his child”.
Both men were booked and released on suspicion of misdemeanor battery. Police are checking whether there was any surveillance video of the incident.
