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Check out Frank Ocean’s Coachella Performance in Full with support from Torronto Jazz Band BADBADNOTGOOD, a cameo from Tyler The Creator and lesser know members of Odd Future. The set includes songs written/arranged by Frank Ocean as well as songs written for other projects and a majority of amazing works lifted from the Nostalgia Ultra mix tape. Watch below.
Before the brawl, ASAP Rocky had a live show at the SXSW. Spotify chronicles Rocky and Company’s performance at the VICE Loves Texas showcase down in Austin this past weekend with some amazing visuals.
i-likeitalot has selected some images of some of the best dressed winners and red-carpet arrivals at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.
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1)Adele (winning best pop performance someone like you
2)Taylor Swift best country solo/song for mean
3)Kirk Franklin and Wife Tammy winners of best gospel album/best song hello fear
4)Melanie Fiona- Best r’n’b traditional performance fool for you
5)Robyn
6)Carrie Underwood
7)Deadmau5
8)Jessie J
9)Cindy Lauper and her mother Catrine
10)David and Cathy Guetta
11)Skylar Grey
12)Bonnie McKee
13)Katy Perry
14)Kelly Rowland
15)Fergie
16)Ledisi
18)Rihanna
19)Sir Paul McCartney Adele
20)Adele
21)Nicki Minaj with Unknown Priest
22)Esperanza Spalding
23)Kelly Osbourne
24)Gwyneth Paltrow
25)Carrie Underwood
26)Bruno Mars
27)Kate Beckinsale
28)Corrine Bailey Rae
29)Amber Rose and Wiz Khalifa
30)Tony Bennett
31)Paris Hilton
32)Mario Lopez
33)Mumford and Sons
34)LL Cool J
35)Alicia Keys
36)Diana Ross
37)Lady Gaga and Kelly Rowland
The line up includes Dre Dre & Snoop Dogg, Florence and The Machine, AVICII, DJ Shadow, La Roux, La Roux, Bon Ivor, Sweedish House Mafia, The Weeknd, Afro Jack, Frank Ocean, The Black Keys, Jimmy Cliff, Mike Snow and Nero to name a few.
For all those who have not seen Lil Wayne The Carter Documentary released in 2009 here is your opportunity to watch the full documentary below.
Watch the 44-minute film A Hustlerz Ambition executively produced by L.A. Reid, this in-depth docufilm, screened earlier this year in New York attempts to chronicle the life of Young Jeezy, view the entire short film below.
Grammy award winning performance artist Janelle Monáe treated the audience to a beautiful, soulful and captivating performance live at The Nobel Peace Prize Concert 2011, December 11 in Oslo Norway. Janelle Monáe performed a set at the humanitarian award show that included a cover of Michael Jackson’s I Want You Back as well as hit singles Tight rope and Cold War. Check out her amazing performances below.
Did you miss Beyonce Knowles Carter’s June 2011 Glastonbury performance? Check out our I like it a lot Flashback to Glastonbury 2011.
Set List:
01 — Intro + Crazy in Love (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
02 — Single Ladies (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
03 — Naughty Girl (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
04 — Baby Boy (Dutty Wine Mix) [Live at Glastonbury 2011]
05 — Best Thing I Never Had (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
06 — End Of Time (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
07 — If I Were a Boy/ You Oughta Know (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
08 — Sweet Dreams/ Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) [Live at Glastonbury 2011]
09 — Why Don´t You Love Me (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
10 — The Beautiful Ones (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
11 — Sex on Fire (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
12 — 1+1 (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
13 — Irreplaceable (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
14 — DC Medley I (Independent Woman/ Bug a Noo/ Bootylicious) [Live at Glastonbury 2011]
15 — Telephone (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
16 — DC Medley II (Say My Name/ Jumpin´ Jumpin´/ Survivor) [Live at Glastonbury 2011]
17 — At Last (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
18 — Run the World (Girls) [Live at Glastonbury 2011]
19 — Halo (Live at Glastonbury 2011)
New York: Five Out Of Five from Red Bull Music Academy on Vimeo.
Celebrating the boroughs’ most iconic hip hop albums, the Red Bull Music Academy pays tribute to hip hop, arguably the most influential youth culture of our time – right where it all began. Over the course of five days, five classic albums from five boroughs are revisited via workshops and public talks in each respective borough. At night, the artists re-create their seminal work for a special concert, bridging the gap from old to new school. The five albums are: ‘The Great Adventures Of Slick Rick’ (1988), Black Moon’s ‘Enta Da Stage’ (1993), ‘Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)’ (1993), ‘The Infamous’ by Mobb Deep (1995), and Dipset’s ‘Diplomatic Immunity’ (2003).
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Carrying the series “Classic Albums by Classic Artists” Rock the Bells and Reebok sat down with the Icon African American Artist Erykah Badu. To speak about the the process she went through during the making of her album, her inspiration, exploring the ways she used Africa as a muse for her aesthetic sound for the classic Album Baduizm. An original film series curated by Rock the Bells and Reebok Classics.