Official track listing and cover for Corinne Bailey Rae’s “The Sea”

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Corinne Bailey Rae is back with her sophomore album after her monstrous debut that sold 4 million records and garnered 5 singles. The Sea is the second album after a long hiatus that included the death of her husband from an overdose. The first single will be “I’d Do It All Again.” The album will be released February 1st, 2010. Click below for the track listing.

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Premiere: Video: “H.A.T.E.U.” by Mariah Carey

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This is mariah’s third single and we would not have chosen it to be one, but any sexy video from Mariah rolling around on a beach is a treat and a half. The video is short and it cuts out the fun licks in the song, but it must be the last one from the non-remix album, or maybe there’s some room for “Angels Cry,” which she named the tour after. The video is directed by Brett Ratner and it’s really not that spectacular. But, we’ll take it. All you need is a wind machine!

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Film Review: Precious (2009)

We’ve been waiting to see Precious (originally titled Push) for a while now. Not only is Mariah Carey in it but it got all these endorsements from Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry and awards. Also, the cast line-up is impressive including Lenny Kravitz, Sherri Shepherd and the ever-so-lovely Mo’Nique. So, it was a matter of getting the film. No convincing needed.

But, to tell you the truth. It wasn’t that big of a movie moment for us. At times, we thought the script was lacking. Precious’ character was the ultimate victim, but she sure has a lot of attitude. The plot seemed a little choppy at times, but not as drama-forcing as Tyler Perry movies. Her story needed to be told and it delivered a strong and depressing message across. The movie surprisingly sinister at times and lacked an uplift.

All-in-all, it wasn’t a bad movie to watch. But, it wasn’t the big epic of a flick of a movie everyone was rambling on about. We expected a The Color Purple opus and all we got is a cross between a Tyler Perry movie and an obscure foreign film. This is one of the only movies that can probably fit in arthouse cinema, African-American genre and psuedo chick flick. It’s great to have experienced it and Mo’Nique performance deserves an Oscar and a half.

Oh, and Mariah was ostentatiously impeccable.

Madonna interview on GMTV in full!

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Yeah, so she’s back trying to put her yet another re-issue package under some more christmas trees. This is why she is giving some face. And why is she name-dropping Lady GaGa? What happened to poor Britney Spears? Plus, why was there an interview on the interview? And that joke of hers was not that special. We know we hit hard when it comes to Madonna, but really, what we said has to ring true to all you circuit boys out there. No? Then shut up and click below and watch the rest of your madge.

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New video for Mariah Carey’s “H.A.T.E.U.” is here!

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Mariah Carey’s third single from Memoirs Of An Imperfect Angel is here. The music video was shot on November 4th and 6th 2009, and was directed by Mariah’s friend Brett Ratner who previously directed music videos for “Obsessed”, “Touch My Body”, “We Belong Together” and “It’s Like That.” The video was shot on Malibu Beach, in California. The video will premiere on the night of December 8, 2009, on VEVO, which is tonight. If you get the Vevo blog that means it’s not up yet. They are trying to launch big with Mariah’s video. Meanwhile, you can watch a video of Adam Lambert throwing a TV out of his hotel room. Fun.

Click here to watch the video on YouTube.

Controversial Coca-Cola commercial

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No word yet on whether this is authentic or not, but it’s causing quite a ruckus up in youtube. But, the real message behind all this is that everyone should just chill with their ideologies and enjoy the benefits of an ever-so-capitalist world. We don’t know if this is a good or a bad thing.

Loft965.com gets its best month ever…

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We are truly flabbergasted at the amount of attention that our blog is getting. This past month was a record month for us. We managed to triple our numbers, become one of the most read blogs regionally and internationally and garner surprising offers from record labels, fashion houses and other businesses. We also started advertising, keeping in mind not to clutter the blog with unnecessary jargon. We truly appreciate all of this success and hope you keep liking what you see. This is not merely due to our team, but also from the encouragement from the readers. Thank you again and continue to support us:

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