NICKI MINAJ "SUPER BASS" [MUSIC VIDEO]
LAURIEANN GIBSON ON LADY GAGA'S "JUDAS" VIDEO: "WE CREATED THE NEW JERUSALEM" [VIDEO]
ANTONIA CARTER OPENS UP GARB BOUTIQUE IN NEW ORLEANS
RAZ-B INTERVIEW ON GOIN IN RADIO
NEW MUSIC: KANYE WEST "SO APPALLED" FT. JAY-Z, PUSHA T, SWIZZ BEATZ, RZA, CYHI THE PRINCE (LISTEN & DOWNLOAD)
After a few days of putting it off Nicki Minaj releases the music video to her latest single "Super Bass" off her platinum album "Pink Friday" read more
Laurieann Gibson speaks on Lady Gaga's controversial new music video "Judas."read more
Lil Wayne's ex-wife Antonia Carter open up Garb Boutique in New Orleans. read more
Raz-B talk about Marques Houston and Chris Stokes on Goin In Radio with Jazzy F, Mz Berry & Alisha S.read more
New music from Kanye West "So Appalled" featuring Jay-Z, RZA, Swizz Beatz, Cyhi the Prince and Pusha T. G.O.O.D Friday is here read more
Kreayshawn recently dissed CEO of Maybach Music Group Rick Ross, calling him "Fake" in a freestyle. She later denied the diss but was caught on camera taking shots at the boss again. Kreayshawn later had a run in with Rick Ross at the VMAs.“I cant wait to slap the sh*t out of whoever carries her bags,” says Ross. “And I hope it's her n*gga. Dirty b*tch. You better know the f*ck you talking about. I'll pay 50K to mess up your whole week.”
Over the weekend there were rumors about Young Jeezy's TM 103: Hustlerz Ambtion album being shelved. Looks like that is not the case, Jeezy released a photo of a written track list with no features to the net. Check out the photo and tracklisting below.
Monica drops the music video to her first single "Anything (To Find You)" featuring Rick Ross off her seventh studio album New Life. Sampling Biggie's "Who Shot Ya," Monica takes us back to the 90s in the video. Lil' Kim appeared on the original version but Ms. Wallace had her vocals removed.
As usual The Game is starting trouble. He went at 50 Cent on Twitter, calling him gay. His new Red Album is in stores so he has to keep his name buzzing with controversy to keep sales up. I heard the album was pretty dope so I don't understand why he don't just let the music speak for itself.
Natalie Nunn aka I Run LA from the hit reality show Bad Girls Club cover Black Men Magazine Latina 40 October 2011 issue. Doesn't look like Natalie is going anywhere anytime soon. I bet the other Bad Girls who hate her are pretty jealous right now. 
Check out new music video "Coy" from MBK Entertainment artist Fame. I featured Fame a few months back here on THE SOCIETY and he is now making a splash in the music game. The homie must have talent being apart of the MBK roster along with Alicia Keys and Tyrese.
Will Meagan Good replace Stacey Dash on the hit scripted VH1 series Single Ladies? Last week Stacey Dash released a statement confirming her departure from the show. There were rumors of Stacey Dash being fired due to diva antics. In her statement she revealed the reason was due to the show being filmed in Atlanta. Stacey would rather be in LA with her kids.
Jazzy F. Presents "Trending Topics" on TheUrbanDaily.com.
Big Sean drops the music video to Marvin Gaye and Chardonnay the second single off Finally Famous. The Hype Williams directed clip looks a lot like Kanye's "Gold Digger" video.
Check out new music video from Lumidee "Celebration" (Dj Katch & Tim Crudu Dirty Duth Remix). Lumi has been all over the world performing and the crowd loves her. Check out the music video below.
New music from Mario "The Walls" featuring Fabolous. This is the first single off Mario's untitled fifth studio album. Rico Love is on deck for production on this one. He and Mario have been in the studio cooking up hits. The r&B singer has had a few setbacks but looks like he is ready to return.
Kelly Rowland looks amazing as always on the cover of Runway Magazine fall 2011 issue. The current baddest chick in the game opens up about going through an identity crisis as a child. Kelly shares her story about going to a predominantly white school and having issues with her complexion."There’s so much peer pressure growing up, I had an identity crisis. I went to a predominantly white school and I was the only black girl. I can remember thinking: ‘I don’t want to be as dark as I am – I want to be a little fairer.’ I didn’t want to be me…Tina sat me in front of the mirror and said: ‘Girl, look at how pretty you are.’ She made me feel comfortable in my own skin."
