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Did Beyoncé really miss Kelly Rowland's mother's funeral? According to her whereabouts, it seems it was possible. According to TooFab, Beyoncé, along with her husband Jay-Z and their daughter Blue Ivy, attended the premiere of the movie "Annie" in New York City. But "MStars News" knows that the singer was probably in attendance Saturday for Mrs. Doris Rowland Garrison's homegoing service. Read More »
MStars News has learned that The Young and the Restless star Kristoff St. John's son, Julian, died of an apparent suicide after suffering from a longtime battle with schizophrenia. Read More »
Who cares!! Beyoncé and Jay Z may have been "MIA" at Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's wedding, but momager Kris Jenner revealed it was not something that ruined the big day. Read More »
It' s hurr, youse guys. M.I.A.'s loooooong-awaited Maya follow-up Matangi is currently available to stream in full. The "Bad Girls" singer uploaded all of the tracks off of her latest album to a playlist on her VEVO channel. Read More »
Queens of the Stone Age front man Josh Homme tells Jay Z's to "F--k Off" after their horrible experience at the Made in America Festival saying that the security was extra hard on then band and the rapper only gave them champagne for a photo op. Read More »
A week after dropping the video for "Bring The Noize" Maya Arulpragasm, better known by her stage name M.I.A. is back with another drum heavy hit, "Only 1 U." Read More »
Just in time for the summer the "Paper Planes" rapper M.I.A. reemerged with new music, "Bring the Noize," a bass heavy conundrum of dance inspiring rhythms and Maya's controversial rhymes. The UK rapper teamed up with Noisey for cinematic multi-cultral video. Donning a fushcia wig, chuncky gold textured nails, and net like hair MIA is still unique as ever. Read More »
Just in time for the summer the "Paper Planes" rapper M.I.A. has remerged with new music, "Bring the Noize," a bass heavy conundrum of dance inspiring rhythms and Maya's controversial rhymes. Read More »
Recording artist M.I.A. announced on her Twitter account that the Grammy Awards’ Bob Marley Tribute stage design was a rip off of her stage set. Her tweet has since been deleted, but it read, “IM KEEPING A STEAL LOG THIS YEAR HERE THE ONE FOR JAN / FEB > MIA $500 > GRAMMYS $5000000.” It also included a link to her Tumblr site, which had a post comparing the two performances in screengrabs and the message: "MY IDEAS CAME FROM MY LIFE. MY SET WAS BASED ON TAMIL HINDU TEMPLE. NOT BOB MARLEY." At the bottom of the post, M.I.A. ended the post with, “IF U WANNA SEE THE REAL THING OR GET IT FIRST COME TO A M.I.A SHOW!" Read More »
