• R. Kelly on Bill Cosby Rape Cases, Singer Not Convinced the Women Were Assaulted

    R. Kelly isn’t convinced of Bill Cosby’s guilt in the numerous rape allegations against him, and he isn’t shy about saying it. The singer spoke out in a new interview on Cosby’s fall from grace and expresses that he isn’t entirely sure if all the women bringing allegations against him were actually assaulted. But Kelly has his own past with child pornography allegations, and may come under fire for his views on Cosby’s case.

  • R. Kelly Addresses Low Album Sales for 'The Buffet' & Fan Support

    Earlier this week, R. Kelly made headlines when he walked out of an interview with HuffPost Live. Prior to the disgruntled exchange, Kellz sat down with Chris Witherspoon of The Grio and addressed the low album sales for his latest release, The Buffet, and his lack of fan support from the black community.

  • Spike Lee's Chi-Raq Soundtrack Tracklist: Jennifer Hudson, R Kelly, Tink Featured

    One of the more controversial high-profile movies Chi-Raq is set to hit theaters tomorrow and in preparation of that the Spike Lee-directed film has unveiled the complete soundtrack tracklist. The official soundtrack will be released tomorrow, the same day as the film, and it will include tracks from the likes of R. Kelly, Nick Cannon, Jennifer Hudson, Tink and others.

  • R. Kelly Saves High School Music Teacher from Losing Her Home

    The king of R&B often makes headlines for the release of a new single, announcing an upcoming tour, or sadly, things that occur in his personal life that are not so positve to the public. But the latest R. Kelly news is that of a good deed! The "Ignition" singer kepted his former high school music teacher from losing her home.

  • 75 Years of Bugs Bunny: 'What's Opera, Doc?'. 'The Rabbit of Seville' and More

    Today marks the 75th birthday of Bugs Bunny, one of the biggest cartoon characters in history. He serves as the Mickey Mouse of the Warner Brothers empire, starring at the fore of Looney Tunes. Although Bugs has focused most of his talents in the forms of television, film and comedy, he's also got pretty nuanced taste in music. Here are five examples where the world's most famous rabbit—er, rabbit—delved into music.

  • 5 Songs of Rum & Coke, from The Andrews Sisters to R. Kelly, but Not Really Gloria Estefan

    Pitbull and Kesha topped the Billboard Hot 100 during 2013 with "Timber," a single dedicated to drinking and carrying on accordingly. They were obviously not the first act to top the charts with a song about alcohol. In fact, 70 years ago on this day was when the Andrews Sisters dropped "Rum and Coca-Cola," the group's sixth no. 1 hit. Pitbull may not have specifically mentioned rum during "Timber" but you know that as a proud Cuban, he's got to appreciate the sentiments of the Andrews clan. Here are five songs that make the combination of rum and cola a hit.
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