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Music celebrities in the growing entertainment industry.

The Versatile Singer With Mind-Boggling Achievements!
Many young talents deviate from what their parents want them to be in the future. Most of them tend to pursue their passion and talent in various fields after school. In any case, many vocal talents will never choose to become a priest rather than a singer. But in the case of Lionel Richie, he really did. He studied Divinity in the church, whose organization was based on bishops. Actually, he wanted to be a priest, but he highly concentrated on music.
By Osei Agyemang7 years ago in Beat
What Actually Happened To SisQo?
He is one of the stage artists with extraordinary agility when performing. I was extremely elated when I saw him go onstage to receive a Grammy Award with a unique dance moves. Even without rhythm, SisQo's sequence steps was truly amazing. The crowd could not help but gave a standing ovation. That is SisQo!!
By Osei Agyemang7 years ago in Beat
What Would Jimi Do?
This is dedicated to all the families who have lost loved ones due to injustice... no matter what Race, Creed, or Color. It really is time for the World to Change!
By PAT CHANEY7 years ago in Beat
Jimi Hendrix: The Original Space Cowboy
“Sorry for the tune up between time but what the Hell Cowboys are the only ones who stay in tune anyway.” -Woodstock Performance 1969
By PAT CHANEY7 years ago in Beat
Unique Rappers' Names
It is not unusual for celebrities to have stage names. In fact, most people don't even know some entertainers' real names. Here are a few celebrities who are known more by their stage names than by their birth names.
By Margaret Minnicks7 years ago in Beat
The Royal Voice
Long Live the King! While he may have passed in 1977, he still lives within my heart and the hearts of many fans. That famous album 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong sums up my feelings about the King. Elvis fans are devoted to their King even many years since his passing.
By Steve Elliot7 years ago in Beat
10 Best 'Run! BTS' Episodes
People know BTS for their incredible music and connection to fans. Another side to BTS’ work is one that airs on the South Korean streaming service V Live: it’s Run! BTS, a reality-esque show made of 30 minute episodes. These episodes see the BTS boys either in studios playing games in Korea, or travelling the world getting into all sorts of scenarios. Run!BTS is a huge part of ARMY culture, providing an up close and personal view of how the boys interact with each other, and what they act like in non-music related situations. While Run! BTS doesn’t air every single week, taking hiatuses every so often as a normal television show would, there are still a large amount of episodes. At this point in time, they’ve reached over 70 episodes. That’s a lot to catch up on for new ARMYs or others who haven’t gotten around to it yet.
By Sam7 years ago in Beat
Is It Ice Cube, Ice-T, or LL Cool J?
Ice Cube, Ice-T, and LL Cool J have so much in common that sometimes it is difficult identifying which is which. They are all great African-American rappers and actors who usually wear caps and sunglasses. They all started out in music and then became actors in movies and on popular television series. People know them by their stage names instead of their real names.
By Margaret Minnicks7 years ago in Beat
I Am Not An Icon—You Are :)
As many of us now know Jaden Smith as a popular artist in the rap game, he has come far proving he has what it takes to inspire the youth. Originally an actor from the movie Karate Kid, Jaden has grown to be a rapper, artist, caregiver to the homeless... are we really shocked that many think he could now be the next president!? Okay, maybe he isn't cut out for the job, but his new song has caught EVERYONE'S attention, and if you haven't checked it out, let me break it down for you...
By Anthony7 years ago in Beat
Reason First: Were Tupac and Madonna the Ultimate Couple in Popular Music History?
With her worn out body and waning importance in the sphere of modern music, Madonna no longer has the rights to the letter that slain rapper and actor Tupac penned for her while he was still incarcerated at the Clinton Correctional Facility. The succinct and pointed letter could fetch up to $300,000 at auction. For a letter that is over two decades old and written by a dead hip hop artist, the artifact sets a precedent. Madonna had a spectacular run through the eighties up until the early aughts. She now has the relevance of a DVD player. She can still perform but she lacks the power and ability as the new guns like Ariana Grande.
By Skyler Saunders7 years ago in Beat
A Story About My Hero
Not all heroes wear capes, most certainly not mine. Here's Hugh Masekela, born and raised in South Africa, who became one of the most famous South African jazz exports to the world.
By Ayanda Mandlazi7 years ago in Beat
Too Cool for New School
Velvety vocals, a Prince'esque falsetto, and good looks to match, David DeBrandon Brown, better known as Lucky Daye, is definitely one to watch in 2019. The Motown feel is prominent as he sings effortlessly over a live band. Born and raised in New Orleans, Daye did not have the typical childhood of a southern boy, but rather a bizarre background, he was raised in a religious cult. The following lived in isolation and banned everything deemed secular, including music. Throughout his childhood, Daye discovered that he had a natural ability that involved music. He would make melodies from Dr. Seuss books and sing them in his alone time. As music was making a way into his life, Lucky craved what was beyond the constricted boundaries of all he had ever known. He was rebellious in a desperate plea to express himself and that made him go against the grain. This, later on, caused his mom to leave the cult and it put a strain on his relationship with his mother and his loved ones. Daye turned to the one thing that always captivated him, music. He was introduced to classic r&b and soul music via records. He was in awe as he soaked up the sounds of Michael Jackson, Prince, Stevie Wonder, Lauryn Hill, etc. and that was where his influence blended into his own sound. He lived life, fell in and out of love, and garnered inspiration from every heartbreak as he poured his heart out and converted them into lyrics. He had begun to explore the entertainment business and had sung for other artists as a background vocalist. Later on, he shared his writing abilities and became a songwriter under the alias D.Brown. He has writing credits for Neyo, Mary. J. Blige, Ella Mai, Boyz II Men, and more. He gained experience as he was building his own project. He wanted an artist name for himself and came up with Lucky Daye. The inspiration for the 'e' in Day came from one of his idols, Marvin Gaye. He considered himself lucky, as well as blessed every day, hence his stage name.
By Mel7 years ago in Beat