Say if Christina were to collab with two artists that are signed but then Bjork collabs with Christina for HER era, does that count as three collabs for Christina since that would be for Bjork's era and not Christina's?

You can do two collaborations on one artist's album. If the Bjork x Christina collaboration wouldn't appear on Christina's album, and those other two collaborations with other artists would, then you're good to go.

Bitch you tryna make me throw receipts?

Well, it wouldn't be a rule-breaking thing if you continued your era that you started in OGG. However, I would highely recommend you to rerelease her album before you continue her era here. You can use the same covers and titles, as long as you don't use the same articles.

What's the deal with award shows btw?

Can we use them as platforms to promote our stuff generally?

Also, will there be an actual award show(s) near the end of this season?

Yes, you can use them to promote your stuff. But don't do big award shows like VMAs or Grammys, use a bit smaller award shows like Billboard Music Awards, LOGO Awards, MTV Europe Music Awards, etc.

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Also, one last thing about SNL: you can book SNL one week prior to next week's episode. It'd be the best if you guys book next week's SNL immediately after someone posts SNL article. For example, this Saturday, after jax. posts his SNL article, you'll be able to book next week's SNL. This would be fair.

Cara is performing at the EMAs this week

Since when do award shows feature only one performance?

No, they don't, you can do 26 articles a week with touring. You also don't have to write a new article every single time, you can only create one article for your tours and you're good to go.

You can collaborate with two different artists that are signed. You can put them both on a one song, you can also put them on different songs - it's basically up to you how you want to do that. Only two collaborations with artists that are signed. However, you can collaborate on as many songs as you want with artists that aren't part of CAL.





I don't remember your pre-claiming Britney though? If I missed your post...



I wanted to let everyone perform anywhere they want, but after seeing that mess, I think that I should put out some rules. You all can perform anywhere you want for free. Multiple artists can perform daily on Ellen, David Letterman, Wendy Williams Show, The Tonight Show, X Factor, The Voice, etc. I know that some of those shows don't air daily, and not all of them have two artists to perform during one show, but let's pretend that they do because a lot more people will get a chance to promote their material, and everyone will be happy. However, about SNL - only one person can book the whole SNL, and that person who booked SNL can take over the whole show (including sketches, hosting, etc.) and they can also invite someone else to host it, do sketches and stuff like that if someone only needs SNL to perform. Same thing is with magazines - only one person gets to cover a magazine. If Cara covers VOGUE, that means no one else will be able to cover it this month as well.