Fans weren't playing with Timbaland over Britney, even Missy Elliott told him to apologize.
The Grammy-award-winning artist and Timbaland helped the young star to produce the R&B hit, which appeared on her second studio album "One In A Million" in 1996.
Abrams made a surprise guest appearance at Thursday's Verzuz battle, encouraging Georgia residents to get out and vote in the upcoming Senate runoff race.
If you walk into my childhood home today, you’ll still see framed pictures of R&B singer Aaliyah adorning my walls. In a pre-booty implant world, the “Are You That Somebody” singer taught me to love my slender frame and that it was possible to be street AND sexy. Throughout high school when many young women […]
You may not have known his name, or even seen his face very many times, but you knew Static Major's hits. RIP!
We cannot wait to hear new MJ records! You?
Bey says she was trying to "rebel against perfection" with her new music and album, and wanted to have more fun.
She says Timbaland "misrepresented" her verse.
We know fans want to hear any "new" music from a fallen artist, but when you start putting Lil Scrappy and 2Pac on a song together, Houston, we do have a problem.