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Partners Of Tidal Music Streaming Co.
Jamie Foxx And Chris Brown Perform At iHeartRadio Music Awards
Jamie Foxx and Chris Brown onstage.
Launch First Artists Owned Platform
The music industry may have just changed forever. Monday, Alicia Keys, Ar- cade Fire, Beyoncé, Calvin Harris, Chris Martin, Daft Punk, Jack White, Jason Aldean, J. Cole, Jay Z, Kanye West, Deadmau5, Madonna, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, and Usher announced they have joined forces as part- ners in the first ever artist owned music platform Tidal.
All of the stars were pres- ent on stage or via video at a press conference this after-
noon. Keys described what Tidal represents and how the streaming service will be dif- ferent from other outlets:
“We come together before you on this day, March 30 2015, with one voice in unity, in the hopes that today will be another one of those mo- ments in time. A moment that will forever change the course of music history. For today, we announce the launch of Tidal, the first ever artist owned, global music and entertainment platform.
Our goal is simple. We
want to create a better serv- ice and a better experience for both fans and artists. And that is our promise to the world.
Our mission goes beyond commerce. It goes beyond technology. Our intent is to preserve music’s importance in our lives.
Music is the language of love, of laughter, of heart- break, of mystery. It’s the world’s true, without ques- tion, universal language. There’s not a soul living that can deny its impact.”
Jamie Foxx was accom- panied by collaborator Chris Brown for his silky new bal- lad, “You Changed Me,” at the 2015 iHeartRadio Music Awards in Los Angeles on March 29.
In the first live debut of
the single, Foxx and Brown delivered a suave perform- ance, which kept fans on their feet.
"You Changed Me” will appear on Foxx’s upcoming fifth studio album, slated for May 19th.
Usher, Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, madonna, eadmau5, Kanye West, Jay z And J. Cole
Jeremih Receives Song Of The Year Award
Dave Chappelle was at- tacked at his last show– with a banana peel.
During a show Monday night (Mar. 30) in New Mex- ico, a man in the crowd threw a banana peel at the come- dian while he was perform- ing. The man, Christian Englander, was then appre- hended by Santa Fe police and charged with battery and disorderly conduct.
Englander was report- edly visibly intoxicated and admitted to hitting Chap- pelle with the banana peel in the leg.
It was reported that it was
Jeremih received a huge honor at the 2015 iHeartRa- dio Music Awards. The Chicago singer/songwriter won the award for Hip Hop/R&B Song of the Year for his hit single "Don't Tell 'Em," featuring rapper YG.
The record beat out Bey- oncé's "Drunk in Love," ft. Jay Z and "Flawless," and Chris Brown’s "Loyal," ft. Lil Wayne and Tyga and
"New Flame," ft. Usher and Rick Ross.
Officially released in June (2014), " Don't Tell 'Em" is a top 10 hit (peaked at no. 6) from Jeremih's forthcom- ing third studio album, Late Nights. This record was a huge hit on radio, in clubs, households, whips, and more around the country, and it also performed well on the
JEREMIH international level.
DAVE CHAPPELL AND CHRISTIAN ENGLANDER
a “racist” attack, yet there was no mention of any racist slurs or phrases being men- tioned.
Chappelle was a trooper though and used the incident as impromptu material dur- ing his set.
Man Arrested For Throwing Banana Peel At Dave Chappelle
Zoe Kravitz Talks About Eating Disorder
Having famous parents may have opened doors for Zoë Kravitz, but it also came with its own pressure.
“I had a really hard time when I was 16, 17, 18. I started with the eating disorder in high school ...,” the 26-year- old daughter of actress Lisa Bonet and rocker Lenny Kravitz said in the April/May issue of Complex. “Just [a hard time] loving myself.”
Her disordered eating reared its head years later, when she played a character dealing with anorexia in the 2014 dramedy “The Road Within.”
The Divergent star’s pa- rents were worried — her mother burst into tears when she returned home from the set one day — and they had good reason to be. Zoë ended up losing weight for the role, so much that her period was thrown off, her immune sys-
Zoe Kravitz with her par- ents, Lisa Bonet and Lenny Kravitz.
tem shut down and her thy- roid gland stopped working properly.
Zoë, who next stars in this summer’s “Mad Max: Fury Road,” feels that the role, as hard as it may have been on her, came with something im- portant for her.
“It made me not only con- front my demons, but also re- alize and accept an insecurity that’s still there, and [that it’s] easy to fall back into that pat- tern,” she told Complex.
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