Well. This certainly is one for the books: R. Kelly, the eccentric R&B singer is launching a six-day cruise trip that will set sail from Miami and skip around to a number of Caribbean ports in October 2012. He’s calling it “Love Letter Cruise,” and it sounds absolutely insane.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! Some cynics may say it’s just a Hallmark holiday, but it’s generally a nice way of celebrating love on one day all around the world. Love is never a bad thing, no matter what your definition of the term may be. Couples, you know what we mean. Single guys and gals, well you all know how great temporary love can be as well. (Wink, wink, nudge, nudge.)
Cupid and his holiday may come with its clichés, but you can’t deny how much fun you can have on this day either. To honor Valentine’s Day, we here at BeatCrave have put together the perfect playlist to get down (and dirty) to on the big day. Need to set that mood for your man or your special lady? Oh, we got you! Count down our favorite songs for the occasion with us and take a listen below…
It’s sad how some things turn out. Michael Jackson may have been an incredible entrepreneur when it came to branding his music and image but we also know that he owes a lot of money to a lot of people. Now, we may be reporting the most ridiculous lawsuit against the pop legend since his death.
According to HipHopDX, Michael Jackson was seen dancing and singing along to R. Kelly‘s “Ignition” in the car with movie director, Brett Ratner, while he was on vacation in Miami. Universal Music Group, who owns the copyright to Kelly’s song, is now suing Jackson’s estate for $3,000.
R&B star R. Kelly has plans to finish the album Michael Jackson was supposedly working on before his death in June. In an interview with Blackvoices.com, Kelly said that he and the King of Pop had been speaking not long before Jackson’s death about helping complete the album.
It was Kelly who penned one of Jackson’s biggest hits, the ballad “You Are Not Alone.” The platinum-selling single was the first record to debut at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 when it debuted in 1995.
