Everybody's Mad At Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus causes a stir
It's Tuesday afternoon and we're still talking about Miley Cyrus' MTV Video Music Awards performance. Some people ; others made about her tasteless twerk fest, some people even found it . The (Billy Ray Cyrus sits on the advisory board) were not amused. The organization filed a complaint against MTV based on the network rating of the show a TV-14.
"This much is absolutely clear: MTV marketed adults only material to children while falsely manipulating the content rating to make parents think the content was safe for their children." says Dan Isett, a PTC spokesman. Miley doesn't seemed too worried about her detractors, tweeting "Smilers! My VMA performance had 306.000 tweets per minute. That's more than the blackout or Superbowl! #fact."
Eminem announces MMLP2
Also during the VMAs, Eminem announced that his seventh studio album, The Marshall Mathers LP 2, will be released on November 5th via a sponsored by headphone company Beats by Dre. (The Beats by Dre branded commercial, which premiered during a major TV event, clearly follows similar — and hugely successful — Magna Carta Holy Grail rollout.) Dr. Dre himself is listed as an Executive Producer on the album, along with Rick Rubin. The lead single, "Berzerk," (produced by Rick Rubin) was released today on iTunes and Youtube. "Berzerk" sounds more like a Beastie Boys track than an Eminem song and people are if he's still got it.
Dr. Luke will not be on American Idol
The search for a new American Idol judge . Contrary to reports that popular songwriter Dr. Luke (Idol alum Kelly Clarkson's "Since You Been Gone" and Katy Perry's "I Kissed A Girl") would join the singing competition for season 13, industry politics have spoiled that opportunity. To keep it plain, while Dr. Luke has a lucrative working relationship with Sony, Universal holds the exclusive rights to American Idol recordings. Grooming artists for his competitor would be a major conflict of interest.

Eminem's back! Rapper reveals new album title, 'MMLP2,' release date in ad during VMAs

Guess Who’s Back? Eminem announces his new album, ‘MMLP2,’ with great fanfare.
Eminem didn’t need to twerk up against Robin Thicke — or even be at the Barclays Center — to make some noise during Sunday night’s VMAs.
The rapper dropped a 15-second tease for one of the tracks of his new album, along with a title and release date, during a (sort of) commercial for Beats by Dre headphones.
Eminem announced his new album during a Beats by Dre commercial that aired during Sunday night’s VMAs telecast on MTV.
Officialbeatsbydrdre via YouTube
Eminem announced his new album during a Beats by Dre commercial that aired during Sunday night’s VMAs telecast on MTV.
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"MMLP2," named after Eminem’s classic 2000 album, “Marshal Mathers LP,” and the superstar’s first new record since 2010’s Grammy-winning “Recovery,” will land on Nov. 5, the commercial announced.
The name of the new album, which lands on Nov. 5, is a nod to Eminem’s classic 2000 album, ‘Marshall Mathers LP.’
Officialbeatsbydrdre via YouTube
The name of the new album, which lands on Nov. 5, is a nod to Eminem’s classic 2000 album, ‘Marshall Mathers LP.’
Fans, however, can hear more of the first single — "Berzerk," a guitar-heavy uptempo track that provided the soundtrack for the Beats ad — on Eminem's SiriusXM channel, Shade 45, Monday night at 10 p.m.
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It’s the first album for the Grammy winner since 2010’s ‘Recovery.’
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It’s the first album for the Grammy winner since 2010’s ‘Recovery.’
“Guess who’s REALLY back? #VMAs,” Eminem tweeted before the award show.
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