The cold winds are here so cuffin’ season’s coming. May as well find music for the season, starting with Bridget Kelly’s Every Girl EP. The Roc’s latest female offering has a strong, sultry voice and songs written by Frank Ocean, Ne-Yo, The-Dream and others making the small appetizer worth a listen. Read the rest of this entry »

My own little hidden talent Bridget Kelly is on the eve of releasing her Every Girl EP. The trigger finger is still antsy though as she lets loose of another sneak peak from the project. “Seek & Destroy,” written by The-Dream, is the statement every woman has threatened a man with at least once in their life. Read the rest of this entry »

The Roc’s newest temptress Bridget Kelly puts a female twist on Miguel’s hit song and throws up the Mutumbo-finger-wag to fast-talking slicksters. Read the rest of this entry »

Three weeks following the release of her Frank Ocean-written “Thinking About Forever,” Bridget Kelly returns with the intimate visual for the record. And to make matters even more enticing, it’s all acoustic! Read the rest of this entry »

Jasmin Calle, Cassiie Melinda, Blondition & Metisha

Martin Lawrence May Return to Series Television on CBS [Vulture]

Top 20 Concert Tours from Pollstar [AP]

Top 10 Girl Group Songs Drake Should Cover [Vibe]

Google Uses 0.01% Of The World’s Electricity [Business Insider] Read the rest of this entry »

Frank Ocean landed songwriting credits on Beyonce’s 4. Frank Ocean’s featured on Watch The Throne. Frank Ocean’s also allegedly on Jay-Z’s new album. And Frank Ocean is also giving assists away to those close to Jay. The recipient this time being Roc Nation’s Bridget Kelly. Read the rest of this entry »

Taira Turley

First Look: “Death Of Spider-Man” Covers [CBR]

Chris Rock Comes to Pregnant Woman’s Rescue [Gossip On This]

Kanye West’s Beautiful Dark Twisted Punch Lines [TUD]

LeBron James’ New $9 Million Mansion in South Beach [The Hoop Doctors]

The Future Of Oprah [Slate] Read the rest of this entry »

At this point in my blogging career, there’s no need to describe situations as “surreal.” They aren’t, so using the word is hyperbole. Not to say that they aren’t unique and that doing this hasn’t afforded its share of opportunities that I know I wouldn’t have encountered otherwise. If Jay could trip a referee @ MSG, I could have effortlessly reached out and tripped him up on Friday (thanks Laura @ 360). Read the rest of this entry »