Amy Winehouse has been found dead at her home in London, it has been reported.
The Back To Black singer was apparently found at the property in by emergency services at 3.54pm this afternoon, according to sources, and her death is being treated as 'unexplained' by police.
In a statement, the Metropolitan Police said: 'Police were called by London Ambulance Service to an address in Camden Square NW1 shortly before 16.05hrs today, Saturday 23 July, following reports of a woman found deceased.
J. Cole has a treat in store for fans before dropping his debut Cole World: The Sideline Story. Speaking with Rap-Up.com, the Roc Nation rapper explained that he plans to release a new mixtape this summer, a collection of leftover tracks that he wants fans to have. “I’m going to go ahead and say probably more than likely this summer before the album. Because I have a lot of songs I want to put out. I don’t want to wait a year to put ‘em out,” he said. “I really love these songs, I ride around listening to these songs and I wouldn’t mind putting them out. It’s not going to be The Warm Up or Friday Night Lights , meaning that I treated them like real albums. This is going to be more of like a true mixtape. Don’t expect the album, but expect the mixtape.” Cole, who just shot the video for his feature on Wale’s new single "Bad Girls Club," also ran down his wish list for collaborations, naming fellow Roc Nation signees Willow Smith, Jay Electronica, Rihanna and Jay-Z. “I’m there now, I’m at that place where my life is about to be stable. So I’d love to collaborate with young Willow Smith, who I just saw at the BET Awards, and Jay Electronica, I cannot wait to get in with. He’s a monster. Jay-Z of course, and Rihanna as well. Look out for that. I got time coming up.” Cole World: The Sideline Story hits stores on September 27th.
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What was supposed to be a day filled with celebration, fireworks and music turned into tragedy forNicki Minaj on Monday (July 4).Minaj’s 27-year-old cousin Nicholas Telemaque was murdered near his Brooklyn apartment after leaving a club just before 3 a.m.
Around 2:40 a.m., police were called to East Flatbush, N.Y. and discovered Telemaque bleeding with gunshot wounds to his upper torso. He was immediately rushed to KingsCountyHospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. According to the New York Daily News, Telemaque had just left the C-PAC nightclub before he was shot and killed.
Nicki Minaj took to Twitter to vent her shock and grief behind her cousin’s death, saying, “[He] lived in Brooklyn his whole life. My precious cousin. My baby. Killed last nite.”
Minaj spent Independence Day in Winnipeg, Canada where she performed on the Britney Spears’ Femme Fatale Tour when she received the tragic news shortly thereafter.
The Young Money femcee hasn’t tweeted anything else besides a picture of her late cousin since hearing the tragic news. Earlier that day she wished her longtime friend and hype man Safaree “SB” Samuels a happy birthday via Twitter. “HappyBirthdaySB!!!!!!!! @scaffbeezy hope u like ya gift coon!!!!” exclaimed Minaj before news of her cousin’s death surfaced.
There have been no arrests or suspects in the tragedy and it’s uncertain if Minaj will take time off from the Femme Fatale Tour to spend time with her family during these trying times.
On June 10th, Durvel Wilson Sr. of Native Son Entertainment went about his usual promotional methods of posting new music from his artist to various sites and his friends on Facebook. His newest promotional efforts was towards his son Durvel Wilson Jr. aka Young Vishis with his new single Snapbacks Back: The Tupac Remix.
One of the Facebook pages he posted the song on was Young Money President Mack Maine’s official site. About eighteen days after, to his surprise, the song was "stolen" and recorded by Young Money artist Tyga with a feature from Chris Brown, not Young Vishis.
The chorus was changed a little but the concept of doing it about snapback hats is what they took from the 12 year old artist.
In speaking with Durvel Wilson Sr., he said, "That's straight wrong, they stealing songs from a 12 year old who takes the time to write his own material and promote himself."
Young Vishis stated, "They could have at least asked me to get on my own song with them" but to jack my whole song that was wrong."
Durvel Sr. added, "When we went back to Mack Maine’sFacebook page, everything else that was posted that day was still there, but our post with the song was deleted. What he didn't remember though is that my page will still say that I added a link to his page that day. So it was a dumb move removing it."
For more proof check Young Vishis’ YouTube video for the song below:
Now that he's "Finally Famous," the G.O.O.D. Music rapper is going back to his roots.
Big Sean dropped off his debut Finally Famous last week, but he’s got some more releases for the streets in waiting. The G.O.O.D. Music rapper recently spoke with V6M in Albuquerque, New Mexico, explaining that he’s got a new mixtape set to drop in the next few weeks.
“I’ma keep the mixtapes coming too,” he said. “I’ma drop a mixtape real soon, probably the next couple of weeks. Me and Posner are doing one, and me and some other people I can’t say. I’m doing one by myself, too, but definitely gotta keep the music for the dreamers. Always.”
