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Mel B has confessed that she would “love” to reunite the Spice Girls. The 35-year-old expressed her desire to make music with the ’90s girl group once again, but admitted that she hasn’t yet discussed the idea with bandmates Victoria Beckham, Emma Bunton, Geri Halliwell and Melanie Chisholm. She told Contactmusic: “I’d love to get back with the Spice Girls. I’ve always championed more Spice Girls concerts, DVDs and music. Read more…
2 stars (out of 4)What better band to cover R.E.M. than R.E.M.? That’s exactly what the longtime Athens, Ga., trio sounds like it’s doing on its 15th studio album, “Collapse Into Now” (Warner Bros.).In the tradition of rock legends rehashing their best moves on mid-career studio albums – the Rolling Stones’ “Some Girls” in 1978 or U2’s aptly named “All That You Can’t Leave Behind” in 2000 – “Collapse Into Now” is an echo of past glories. If nothing else it reminds us that R.E.M. is fully aware of what it did best and when. Those glory years are now nea
Celebrity One-Stops are PopEater‘s way of highlighting your five favorite celebrities every month. According to you, most awesome readers, February’s biggest stars were a Grammy-nominated movie-star pop prodigy, a sexy Super Bowl performer, a guy on a drug he named after himself, a diva who came out of an egg, and a “mean girl” you know very well. See the full list after the jump. Without further ado, our top celebrities of February 2011: 1. Justin Bieber: Bieber did the unthinkable in February — he cut his hair. Read more…
Four Tet’s Kieran Hebden and Caribou’s Daniel Snaith are planning a split vinyl release, to be out “soon” via Hebden’s Text Records. Snaith’s track will be under his Daphni name (when I talked to him for a Progress Report, he had just decided to fold some Daphni songs into his next Caribou album, Swim). BBC Radio just debuted Four Tet’s track, while Daphni’s showed up on Caribou’s Soundcloud page. Listen:
Britney Spears has said that fans will hear her “edgiest” and most “mature” sound to date on her new album Femme Fatale.The ‘Hold It Against Me’ singer told V magazine that she had spent the last two years working “really hard” on the album and believed it to be the “best” LP of her career.”I think Femme Fatale speaks for itself,” she said. “There’s nothing to say. I’ll let the music speak for me. I wanted to make a fierce dance record where each song makes you want to get up and move your body in a different way. That’s what I want from the music I listen to. Read more…