Singing star Rihanna and baseball ace Matt Kemp have reportedly ended their nearly year-long relationship, just weeks after Matt’s odd behavior with an unidentified female outside a Los Angeles nightclub prompted allegations that the Dodgers outfielder, 26, was a cheater.
We showed you the behind-the-scenes of the video shoot for Jamie Foxx and Drake’s new video, now you can see the full thing here! Video Premiere: Jamie Foxx featuring Drake “Fall For Your Type!”
Hip-hop’s Lionel Richie is now a GQ Magazine Cover Guy! Canadian-born hip-hop heavyweight Drake has hit the cover of the magazine’s 15th annual Men of the Year issue.
“Because I’m young and because I’m a rapper, I like classic, traditional style – it balances everything out,” says Drake, who took GQ’s “Breakout of the Year” honor.
On Friday, Aubrey/aka “Wheelchair Jimmy”/aka Drake teams up with former flame Rihanna for a simple video accompanying their charttopping duet, “What’s My Name?” Don’t Ri-Ri and Dreezy make such a cute couple?
Drake, Rihanna, Trey Songz, and Pitbull all appear in Kodak camera’s latest ad campaign, “So Kodak.” The celebrity spokespersons each appear in solo commercials showing them taking snapshots of their celebrity lives with the help of the sleek new So Kodak camera.
Rihanna and her ex-jumpoff — Drizzy — are putting whispers of turbulent romance behind them to collaborate on Ri-Ri’s latest single.
Rihanna is just about a month away from releasing her fifth studio album — Loud — on Nov. 16. The first single “Only Girl (In the World)” has already peaked to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it her sixteenth Top 10 on the chart. The singer isn’t wasting any time though, she already has “What’s My Name?” set as the second single. The upbeat dancehall/pop track was produced by Stargate, written by Ester Dean, and features Toronto hip-hopster Drake.
Katie Couric — host of CBS Evening News — recently spent the day chopping it up (That’s Hip-Hop Speak for a conversation, in case you’re wondering…) with The Pride of Toronto — Young Money Millionaire Drake — about life, music, Weezy, child star beginnings, and more for the latest installment of her @ Katie Couric web series.
Couric writes: “Drake, a soft-spoken, Toronto-born child actor, who starred for eight years in television’s Degrassi: The Next Generation, admits he couldn’t be more different from his mentor Lil’ Wayne…a self-described ‘gangsta’ with face tattoos and dreads.”
Drake has released the first song from his forthcoming R&B-infused mixtape Its Never Enough. The track is titled “I Get Lonely Too” and samples the title track from TLC’s award-winning 1998 album, Fanmail.
So what do you think? Are you excited about this R&B mixtape Drizzy is releasing? Should he stick to rapping…