Posts Tagged ‘Coldplay’

Jay Z's Made In America Music Festival 2016 Lineup Is Here!

Jay Z’s Made In America Music Festival 2016 Lineup Is Here!

06/20/2016  |  No Comments

06/20/2016

    Made In America is a two day music festival that goes down in Philly during Labor Day Weekend. This year headliners include Rihanna and Coldplay. Head inside to find out which other acts will hit the stage this year.
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SURPRISE: Beyonce Drops New Song + Video

SURPRISE: Beyonce Drops New Song + Video “Formation”

02/06/2016  |  No Comments

02/06/2016

    Don't you just love surprises from Beyonce? Head inside to check out her new video!
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Coldplay's 'Hymn for the Weekend' Visual Ft Beyonce, Ticks Fans Off Over Indian Cultural Appropriation

Coldplay’s ‘Hymn for the Weekend’ Visual Ft Beyonce, Ticks Fans Off Over Indian Cultural Appropriation

02/01/2016  |  No Comments

02/01/2016

    Coldplay released their visual for "Hymn For The Weekend" ft Beyonce. The song is a hit, the video is cool and Beyonce looks super beautiful serving Bollywood realness.
    However her scenes in the video has angered some that consider her "looks" (wearing a sari, henna tattoos on her hands and traditional Indian jewelry ) are feeding into stereotypes of the culture. Head inside to check out the video and read more on the story behind Beyonce's beautiful crown worn in the visual.
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Video: Jay-Z, Rihanna and Coldplay perform “Run This Town” and “Paradise” at the London 2012 Paralympic Closing Ceremony.

09/11/2012  |  No Comments

09/11/2012  

    According to Billboard.com
    Jay-Z joined Coldplay at Sunday night's  Paralympics Closing Ceremony in London and performed and added a new verse to the band's hit, "Paradise.'" The rapper, who one song earlier performed "Run This Town" with Coldplay and Rihanna, references several Olympians in his new verse.
    "It's paradise, this is the story of Gabby/It's paradise, it's paradise/Tears in her eyes, she sacrificed, he sacrificed, she  paid the price/ This is everything, everything she ever  dreamed."
    He took to his website,  Life + Times, to "decode" the verse.
     "The thought behind the verse is, anyone with a disability,  just wants a sense of normality that's why they're competing in these games," he said. "That was the idea to make the verse as inclusive for as many people, and to make it as normal as possible. It's influenced by so many different things. There are parts that are influenced by Gabby Douglas, there are parts  that are influenced by Ryan Lochte, and by Serena Williams."
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