When Kelis’ new single “Acapella” leaked last month, we all figured it wouldn’t be long before we heard more news on the “Bossy” singer’s first album since 2006’s Kelis Was Here. Full Article at The Urban Daily

Ain’t nothing worst than a Black Anglo Saxon November 30th, 2009 at 3:52 pm Jay-Z to 50: “You’re Just a Worker and Your Boss Is My Man” (c) Jada to Beanie ^ Can someone explain the relation of this quote and Drake November 30th, 2009 at 3:52 pm Jay-Z... Full Article at Nah Right

It's time for the Knicks and the Nets to end this nonsense and stop teasing their fans. It's time to stop dreaming. All the salary cap room in the world this summer isn't going to save NBA basketball in the New York/New Jersey area. Full Article at Sports Illustrated

If it seems like Dr. Dre has spent more time promoting his signature Beats By Dre headphones than finishing up his long-awaited Detox, he has a good reason for it: according to the legendary West Coast producer and his label boss, Interscope, Geffen... Full Article at Rolling Stone

Janet recently signed back with A&M Records, her old label home, and she is hoping that the second time around will be better. Full Article at Bossip

It's no wonder A&M Records is spending a truck load of money promoting Janet Jackson's 'Number Ones,' her two-CD set of greatest hits music that was released on Nov. 17. Full Article at Black Voices | Blogs

It was 19 years ago this week (can you believe it’s been that long?) that the Milli Vanilli lip-synching scandal came to a head – the duo were stripped of their Grammies after it was revealed that they didn’t sing a single note on the Girl You Know... Full Article at Mental Floss

In this excerpt from the podcast Elliott Wilson does with his wife, Danyel Smith, he complains that people used to call him an Interscope dickrider, and now they call him a Jay-Z dickrider. Full Article at Byron Crawford.com: The Mindset of a Champion

Best Buy is aiming to become a destination for DJs. The retailer has partnered with Monster Cable and Beats by Dr. Dre headphones to launch its new in-store "Club Beats" area. Full Article at Brandweek

Interscope-Geffen-A&M Chairman Jimmy Iovine spent decades producing tracks for rock and hip-hop artists—but he’s also watched the rise of digital distribution, file-sharing and piracy dry up the record labels’ most lucrative revenue streams. Full Article at paidContent.org

Interscope Chairman Jimmy Iovine wants to get the iPod generation hooked on high-quality sound. Photo: Beats by Dr. Dre. The camera crew is setting up for our interview, and Jimmy Iovine wants me to listen to something on his iPod. Full Article at CNN/Money

PAUL ANKA SAYS MIJAC RIPPED OFF HIS SONG: Singer says 'This is It' copies his 1983 joint 'I Never Heard.' *It's already starting. Full Article at EURweb

"We started this journey with the headphones to improve the transmission of sound between record makers and consumers," Iovine said during the press conference. "What's out there is not representative of what you hear in the recording studio. Full Article at EURweb

"Heartbeats by Lady Gaga" are engineered to deliver all the music the artist intended you to hear, with incredible sonic clarity, pounding bass, and all the power demanded by today's music. Full Article at AME Info

Legendary producer/rapper Dr. Dre and Interscope Chairman Jimmy Iovine have been on their tech grind as of late. Full Article at BET.com: Blogs

As a rapper, Drake is pretty sorry. Full Article at XXL

Jimmy Iovine, the label's chairman, said the deal will include all Diddy's future music projects. His upcoming album, "Last Train to Paris," is to be the first release on the new joint venture between Bad Boy Records and Interscope. Full Article at The Money Times

Multiplatinum-selling and three-time Grammy-winning Sean "Diddy" Combs, one of the best-known and most successful recording artists and producers in the world, has signed with Interscope Geffen A&M, it was announced today by Jimmy Iovine, Chairman of... Full Article at Taume

To provide consumers with a brand new level of headphone audio performance with extreme clarity, deep bass and full power - which had been lacking in conventional headphones, Dr. Dre, Jimmy Iovine, and Monster set out to develop a new type of headphone... Full Article at AME Info