Before you say anything, Queen Bey has already admitted that New Edition’s 1991 video for the R&B smash “If It Isn’t Love” was the inspiration behind her latest promo, “Love on Top.”
Take a peek at the similarities.
Earlier this month, Beyonce courted controversy after her “Countdown” looked a little too similar to moves by Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker.
Ne-Yo, 31, welcomed his second child with longtime girlfriend Monyetta Shaw on Monday.
Later on Friday moring, Ne-Yo Tweeted:
“Sal-u twit fam. If you are truly fam you’ll help me welcome the heir to my throne, born OCT.9TH at 6 pounds, 10 ounces! Mason Evan Smith!”
The couple’s second baby comes less than a year after they welcomed daughter Madilyn Grace in Nov. 2010.
Beyonce’s not gonna let a lil’ baby bump get in the way of making a super-stylish music video!
Drink responsibly: Drink Ciroc…Or Diddy will diss you!
Five-minute video footage of hip-hop icon Tupac being — er — “serviced” (Hint, Nudge, Wink…) by an unidentified woman has surfaced after 20 years.
Kanye West unveiled his highly anticipated womenswear line in front of a star-packed crowd during a Paris Fashion Week runway show in the City of Lights on Saturday.
Preacher’s Daughter Angela Simmons, a devoted vegetarian, unveiled her Adam and Eve-inspired nude PETA ad campaign at The Paramount Hotel in New York City on Wednesday.
“I really want people to know what happens to animals … Animals have feelings, and I think it’s important we take action,” the Run’s House star explains.
Reps for slimmed-down American Idol star Jordin Sparks and “It Girl” hitmaker Jason Derulo have confirmed that the pop stars have been quietly dating since headlining a show in the Bahamas together last month.
The news comes as Jason releases his sophomore album, Future History, on Tuesday.
Check out Jennifer Hudson and Terrence Howard as Winnie and Nelson Mandela in this new poster for their biopic Winnie.
Based on the book Winnie Mandela: A Life by Bezdrob, the film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 16 and has already opened in Mandela’s native South Africa. Darrell Roodt, the lensman behind Sarafina! and Cry, the Beloved Country, stepped behind the camera to direct the story, which follows the “Mother of the Nation” through her marriage to Nelson Mandela, played by Howard.
The film does not yet have a North American release date.
