Wednesday, March 11, 2026

Sharon Osbourne confirms Ozzfest’s 2027 comeback with UK and US dates planned

Sharon Osbourne has doubled down on plans for Ozzfest’s long‑awaited return, revealing the revived festival will ideally launch as a two‑day event...

Latest Posts

HEESEUNG leaves ENHYPEN as K-pop group continues with six members

ENHYPEN will continue as a six‑member group after BELIFT LAB announced that HEESEUNG is stepping away to pursue his own musical path.

Liam Gallagher thanks fans for NOT voting for Oasis to enter Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Liam Gallagher is so unfazed about Oasis being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame that he is thanking fans...

A new George Michael concert film and live album are on the way in 2026

A newly restored concert film capturing George Michael at a pivotal moment in his career is heading to cinemas worldwide later this...

Former Dead Kennedys singer Jello Biafra suffers stroke

Former Dead Kennedys singer Jello Biafra was hospitalised after suffering a stroke. The 67-year-old punk had a hemorrhagic stroke...

Fat Joe says What’s Luv? was originally written for Jennifer Lopez

Fat Joe’s ‘What’s Luv?’ was originally written for Jennifer Lopez rather than Ashanti.
The catchy single was a huge chart success when it was released back in 2001, but Joe shocked Ashanti during an Instagram Live video when he revealed Jennifer was actually supposed to sing the chorus.
The rap star recalled: "Irv Gotti and Ja Rule had called me, and they woke me up [at] like three in the morning, and they say, ‘Yo, come down, we made a song for you.’
"I go to the studio, it was like four in the morning. They played ‘What’s Luv?’ and you on it. And they was telling me, ‘Yo, this is for you and J. Lo. We want the Latinos on this.’"
Ashanti, who was calling in from home, admitted to being shocked by the news.
She said: "Yo, I never knew that."
But, ultimately, Joe was happy to work with Ashanti on the single, which proved to be one of his biggest career successes.
He said: "I was like, yo, J. Lo? She [Ashanti] sound amazing on here. I was like, ‘Nah, we leaving her there.’"
And Ashanti replied: "Damn. What the! You know I don’t curse in front of my fans."
Meanwhile, Ashanti previously claimed RnB music has been marginalised on the radio.
The singer released her self-titled debut album back in 2002, when the genre dominated the airwaves, but Ashanti now feels it’s increasingly difficult for RnB stars to achieve mainstream recognition.
She said: "When you’re listening to the radio, there’s not a lot of room for RnB.
"I think that it’s about finding that happy medium and having some merit in what you’re saying and creating a bop."

Latest Posts

HEESEUNG leaves ENHYPEN as K-pop group continues with six members

ENHYPEN will continue as a six‑member group after BELIFT LAB announced that HEESEUNG is stepping away to pursue his own musical path.

Liam Gallagher thanks fans for NOT voting for Oasis to enter Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Liam Gallagher is so unfazed about Oasis being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame that he is thanking fans...

A new George Michael concert film and live album are on the way in 2026

A newly restored concert film capturing George Michael at a pivotal moment in his career is heading to cinemas worldwide later this...

Former Dead Kennedys singer Jello Biafra suffers stroke

Former Dead Kennedys singer Jello Biafra was hospitalised after suffering a stroke. The 67-year-old punk had a hemorrhagic stroke...

Don't Miss

Sir Ringo Starr shares career next step

Sir Ringo Starr has enlisted Sheryl Crow and St. Vincent to perform on his new album. The Beatles legend...

Trent Reznor drops major hint about Nine Inch Nails’ touring future

Trent Reznor dropped a major hint about Nine Inch Nails' touring future. The industrial rockers are currently on their...

Shakira breaks record for largest concert ever staged at Mexico City’s Zócalo

Shakira has set a new milestone in her career after performing to more than 400,000 people at Mexico City’s Zócalo over the...

Maya Hawke announces new album Maitreya Corso and first headline tour since 2021

Maya Hawke is returning with a new album and a full run of headline shows, marking her first major tour in three...

Own a piece of history: The Spice Girls receive commemorative coin by The Royal Mint

The Royal Mint is marking 30 years of Girl Power with an official Spice Girls coin celebrating the release of Wannabe and...

Stay in touch

To be updated with all the latest news, offers and special announcements.