Beyonce Talks About New Album!
Beyonce sits down before her concert in Washington, DC and lets out that she’s going to begin recording a new album in December!
Beyonce sits down before her concert in Washington, DC and lets out that she’s going to begin recording a new album in December!

What goes up must come down. Literally.
Mika got a little to hyper and happy during a concert of his in Tokyo earlier in the week. The ‘Love Today’ singer jumped up on his percussionists drum set to dance a little and even bang away on the set a bit. Unfortunately, gravity took its toll and he fell right on top of his drummer.
Like true entertainers though, the show must go on. They instantly brushed it off and kept on playing as if nothing happened.
But I’m sure that through the magic of YouTube, we can all witness the somewhat comical incident.

Beyonce was the undisputed leader heading into Tuesday’s BET Awards. The 25-year-old singer-actress had a leading six nominations - twice as many as any other nominee, including female R&B artist, collaboration, video of the year and the viewers’ choice award. She really sings well and by the grace of God she always remains on top of the charts. Though her first album was better than the second one, yet all the music she creates it truly awesome and fantastic. It would not be a surprise if she comes on top in 3-4 categories at the awards. She better be carrying a bag or something similar to take the awards home.
With six nominations, Beyonce heads the field for the 2007 BET Awards.
The nominations were announced Wednesday by rappers T.I. and 50 Cent, R&B newcomer Robin Thicke and “Everybody Loves Chris” cast member Tichina Arnold during a press conference at Hollywood’s Renaissance Hotel. This year’s ceremony will be televised live June 26 from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.
Propelled by the success of her second album, “B-Day,” and the award-winning film “Dreamgirls,” Beyonce is up for best female R&B artist, best collaboration (with Jay-Z on both “Deja Vu” and “Upgrade U”), video of the year (for “Irrreplaceable” and her duet with Shakira on “Beautiful Liar”) and the viewer’s choice award.
Earning three nods each are Jennifer Hudson, who won an Academy Award for her “Dreamgirls” role, Ciara, Akon and Gnarls Barkley. Among those netting two nominations are first-time nominee Thicke, the late Gerald Levert, Ludacris, Diddy, Ne-Yo and Mary J. Blige.
In addition to saluting the achievements of artists, actors and athletes in 14 categories, the BET Awards will present two special trophies. This year’s lifetime achievement award will go to Diana Ross, while actor Don Cheadle will be presented with BET’s humanitarian award.
For the first time in the show’s seven-year history, fans will vote on which song they want to hear by one of the show’s featured performers. Inaugurating this interactive element will be 50 Cent, whose “Curtis” album hits stores on the same day as the telecast. After the rapper’s videos for “Straight to the Bank” and “Amusement Park” debut Thursday on BET’s “106 & Park,” viewers can begin to cast their votes.