After teasing that her new song, “Hot S***,” is coming on Friday, Cardi B revealed she’s enlisted two collaborators on the track.
The song will feature Lil Durk and Kanye West, Cardi shared in a social media post Monday night.
She also unveiled what appeared to be the single’s cover art, featuring her lounging in the back of a car wearing chrome shades with matching metallic bra and stiletto heels.
The announcement comes ahead of Cardi’s long-awaited sophomore album, the follow up to 2018’s Invasion of Privacy. She’s since released a string of collaborations including 2020’s Megan Thee Stallion-assisted “WAP,” a verse on Lizzo‘s “Rumors,” and the remix to Summer Walker and SZA‘s “No Love.”
When it comes to relationships, Lori Harvey looks to her parents, Steve Harvey and Marjorie Elaine Harvey, for inspiration.
“They’re definitely my couple goals,” the 25-year-old told Us Weekly. “I literally was just talking to my mom on the phone earlier and she was telling me what she got my dad for their anniversary tomorrow and I’m like, ‘Wow, you guys are literally goals.’ This is what I want one day.”
“They have the best love,” she says of Steve, 65, and Marjorie, 57, who have been married for 15 years.
“They’re so supportive of me and, you know, just always here for me, whatever I need. So they’re great. I love them,” the SKN by LH founder gushed.
Lori even joked that her parents should write a “playbook manual” on relationships before sharing what she thinks makes their bond so strong.
“Their biggest thing I think is making communication key. Being on the same page. Like maintaining a friendship,” she explained. “Still liking each other after so many years because of course the love is always going to be there, but being able to be like, ‘I really like this person, I like hanging out with them, I have a good time with them. I can laugh and just kick it and hang out.’ That’s really important.”
Lori’s comments follow her split from Michael B. Jordan, who she dated for over a year. When news broke earlier this month, a source close to Harvey toldPeople that while she and Jordan “were making plans for their future,” Harvey “realized that they weren’t on the same page.”
Dolly Parton‘s tour bus is fit for a queen, and now you can experience the magic for yourself!
Dolly has officially retired the tour bus she affectionately calls the “Gypsy Wagon,” which she used on the road from 2008 to March 2022. She’s since donated it to Dollywood, where up to two guests can stay in it for a two-night visit — beginning at $10,000.
The icon spent 13 years on the Prevost bus traveling 360,000 miles across the country, including on her 2016 Pure & Simple Tour. While on the bus, she wrote her 2008 Backwoods Barbie album, and the music and lyrics for 9 to 5: The Musical, along with several other projects.
Among the signature features of the vehicle are a closet for her costumes, full-size refrigerator, bath tub and a wig cabinet. The bedroom is decorated with a bright pink comforter, colorful pillows and jeweled ceiling decals, while the walls are painted with murals depicting whimsical images of wagons and crystal balls.
“I have homes all over the United States, but my favorite place is the bus because that way I can just feel those wheels rolling; I’m a true gypsy at heart,” Dolly shares in a statement.
The bus is parked at Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort and Spa and is now called the Dolly Suite 1986.
Robert Plant opened the first chapter of his post-Led Zeppelin career 40 years ago today with the release of his debut solo album, Pictures at Eleven.
The eight-track collection peaked at #5 on the Billboard 200, while reaching #2 on the U.K. albums chart. Four of the tracks broke into the top 20 of Billboard‘s Mainstream Rock tally — “Burning Down One Side,” “Worse Than Detroit,” “Pledge Pin” and “Slow Dancer.”
“Burning Down One Side” was the most successful single released from the album, peaking at #3 on Mainstream Rock chart and at #64 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Phil Collins played drums on six of the album’s eight tracks, while journeyman rocker Cozy Powell was behind the kit for the other two songs. Other musicians featured on Pictures at Eleven included guitarist Robbie Blunt, keyboardist Jezz Woodroffe and bassist Paul Martinez. In addition, sax player Raphael Ravenscroft, best known for his memorable playing on Gerry Rafferty‘s “Baker Street,” lent his talents to the song “Pledge Pin.”
Plant co-wrote all of the tunes with Blunt, with Woodroffe also helping to write three songs — “Burning Down One Side,” “Fat Lip” and “Far Post.”
Plant produced the album, which was recorded in Wales at Rockfield Studios, a famous facility where Queen worked on “Bohemian Rhapsody.” Pictures at Eleven has been certified Platinum for sales of over 1 million copies in the U.S.
Meanwhile, Plant launched a European tour with his Raise the Roof collaborator Alison Krauss last Friday with a performance at England’s Glastonbury Festival. The trek runs through a July 20 gig in Berlin and will be followed by a second 2022 U.S. leg that begins August 15 in San Diego.
Here’s Pictures at Eleven‘s full track list:
“Burning Down One Side”
“Moonlight in Samosa”
“Pledge Pin”
“Slow Dancer”
“Worse Than Detroit”
“Fat Lip”
“Like I’ve Never Been Gone”
“Mystery Title”
Ciara was inspired by one of her favorite breakfast foods to create a new musical challenge for the summer.
The Grammy winner has partnered with Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Treats for a family-oriented campaign, featuring her new song “Treat,” about togetherness and being connected.
“I love that we’re kicking off summer, and I think the reality is that the world can never have enough love,” the singer tells Vibe.com. “The world can never have enough good vibes and good times. And that’s what this campaign is about. It really is about the good times for your families and your friends.”
Ciara is inviting fans to join her TikTok challenge by uploading fun family videos and tagging them #OurTreatEntry.
“Then we’ll make this cool big video that will be created in the end of it. And then if you get real lucky, you can also get a year-round supply of Rice Krispies Treats,” she adds. “You can get it for a whole year. So it’s exciting. It’s all fun stuff, and it’s a lot of treats. So, I’m excited. I’m really, really honored and proud to be a part of it.”
It’s been three years since the 36-year-old entertainer released her latest album, Beauty Marks, and she says new music is coming.
“We’re going to be jumping off real soon and I’m excited for all that I’ve been putting together. It’s been so much fun. I’ve been having the time of my life in the creative process, just being an artist,” Ciara says. “Being in the zone of just making music has been so fulfilling and I cannot wait to share what I’ve been creating with my fans.”
Jack White has shared more backstory about how his divisive James Bond song came to be.
The White Stripes/Raconteurs/Dead Weather rocker recorded the track “Another Way to Die” with Alicia Keys for the equally polarizing 2008 film Quantum of Solace. Speaking with Conan O’Brien on his Needs a Friend podcast, White says the song was “one of the most divisive things I’ve been a part of.”
“There are people who hate it so much, and people who love it so much,” White says of “Another Way to Die.” “Nowhere in the middle, it’s so strange.”
As White explains, he wasn’t the first choice to record a theme for Quantum of Solace.
“I got in because Amy Winehouse wasn’t showing up to the sessions, or wasn’t delivering the song that they were asking her to do,” White recalls.
Sensing that the Bond team might be up against the clock and in desperate need of a song at that point, White used the opportunity to, as he puts it, “get away with murder,” creatively speaking.
“I’m gonna put things in this song, they would never approve of this section,” White remembers thinking. “And that happened.”
He adds, “The music director was not down … he was trying to convince me to turn it into a ballad or something like that.”
White says he then blamed his own busy schedule for being unable to implement those suggestions, all while “knowing full well that I totally have time to fix it if I wanted to.”
Also on the podcast, White talks about his upcoming solo album, Entering Heaven Alive, and shows off his Jeff Goldblum impression.
Entering Heaven Alive will be released July 22. It’s White’s second solo album of 2022, following April’s Fear of the Dawn.
Kip Moore just dropped his new single “Fire on Wheels,” but it sounds like he has another potential hit in his back pocket.
Following the release of the fiery track that he co-wrote with The Cadillac Three‘s Jaren Johnston, Kip reveals that he’s also teamed up with Ashley McBryde on an unreleased song. The two singers were performing a show in Alaska last year when Ashley heard him play a new song he’d written and asked to be a part of it.
“We were in Alaska and I was playing a song and it was before she was about to go on and she grabbed the headstock of my guitar and she said, ‘what in the world is that?’ I said, ‘something that I wrote hanging out in Maui last winter.’ She says, ‘is there any way I can sing on that with you?'” Kip recalls of the conversation. “I was ecstatic about it because she’s probably my favorite singer in the business. So we did it and it came out amazing.”
Though the track is complete, the Georgia native admits that he’s “hesitant” to release it to the masses, as he feels there have been numerous collaborations being released as of late. But he’s not opposed to sharing it when the time is right.
“I don’t really like going with the pack, but she did sing her butt off. I thought that our voices blended really well together and we’ll see what happens with it,” he notes. “We’ll see what we’re going to do with it.”
Kip Moore will head out on his headlining Fire on Wheels Tour in the fall, traveling across the U.S. and Canada with opening act Boy Named Banjo beginning on September 8.
The 19-piece collection includes a colorful eyeshadow palette designed to resemble Def Leppard’s famed diamond-shaped logo, as well as eyeshadow sticks, lipsticks, highlighters, scented candles, makeup brushes and sponges, nail decals and accessories.
Among the items are blush-and-highlighter packs designed to look like backstage passes, and cosmetic bags featuring the Hysteria album cover art and replicating an old audio cassette. The line also features eyeshadow sticks named after four Def Leppard songs — “Come Undone,” “Gravity,” “Let’s Go” and “Your Touch.”
The Def Leppard x Rock and Roll Beauty collection is available exclusively in Ulta Beauty stores across the U.S., and online at Ulta.com and RockandRollBeauty.com.
Def Leppard is currently co-headlining The Stadium Tour with Mötley Crüe. The next stop on the trek, which also features Poison and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, takes place this Tuesday, June 28, in Charlotte, North Carolina. Def Leppard is promoting its recently released studio album, Diamond Star Halos.
Rob Zombie has premiered the video for “Shake Your A**-Smoke Your Grass,” a track off his latest album, The Lunar Injection Kool Aid Eclipse Conspiracy.
The animated clip, which is streaming now on YouTube, finds a cartoon version of the “Dragula” rocker doing both of the things in the song’s title while surrounded by a whole lot of NSFW imagery.
The Lunar Injection, Zombie’s seventh studio album, was released in March 2021. It also includes the single “The Triumph of King Freak (A Crypt of Preservation and Superstition).”
Zombie will hit the road in support of The Lunar Injection on the Freaks On Parade tour alongside Mudvayne, Static-X and Powerman 5000. The outing kicks off July 20 in Maryland Heights, Missouri.
You can also look forward to Zombie’s The Munsters movie, which is set to premiere later this year. Contrary to the “Shake” video and much of the shock-rocker’s visual work, Zombie’s The Munsters is set to be much more family-friendly, given its PG rating.
The Regrettes have premiered the video for “Barely on My Mind,” a track off the band’s new album, Further Joy.
The clip finds Lydia Night and company walking down the streets of Brooklyn on an unexpectedly cold day in May ahead of their show in New York City that night.
“The band was in New York on tour, and we had four hours to film before their show — battling unseasonably cold weather and intense winds,” says director Claire Vogel. “The crew included a dog, and everyone had a good time.”
You can watch the “Barely on My Mind” video streaming now on YouTube.
Additionally, The Regrettes have released a live version of “Barely on My Mind” recorded during their set at Atlanta’s Shaky Knees Music Festival in May. You can listen to that now via digital outlets.
Further Joy, the third Regrettes album, was released in April. It also includes the single “Monday.”
