[TheVoiceXtina]

deathy i never knew little mix was so huge here in the Y00~KAY

it's really not out of the question that they block ARTPOP next week

[Boop]

Originally posted by NewRihannaStan

I'm stanning for Gagz this era... She has been soo much fun.. But I do enjoy a good Manicure if that's what your asking...?? But no I don't really care for the song ..

My faves are Applause, DWYW ft Pissy Kelly, G.A.Y, Venutz, Wett Dreams, ArtPop, Dope, and Gipsy....

Flawless taste

[Kworb]

Originally posted by Duca

Kworb, Jesustin sold out a stadium in your country almost six months in advance:



"The capacity of the stadium is 41,000 people."

Poor Pepcé can only dream of performing for such crowds in Europe!

[NewRihannaStan]

Lol Gagz never really uses Madonna, Madonna always mentioned her ..

[MrPeanut]

Originally posted by DitaBoy12

Oh no not the whole the entire MDNA era! Please!! she built her whole career on Madonna the lest Madonna could do is to use her own song to drag that desperate thing every night on stage. Funny how gags was not credited on the dvd for btw. hmmm i wonder why that is.

Cuz she's a thief?

[Nicole]

Holy **** she lost a LOT of weight FAST. Hopefully all this yo-yo dieting doesn't take its toll.

[TheVoiceXtina]

she looks so gorgeous

[BobBertran1992]

Originally posted by NewRihannaStan

Lol Gagz never really uses Madonna, Madonna always mentioned her ..

Madonna vs Gaga and viceversa is just a publicty stunt and the fans are bitting the bait

[Nicole]

Duca, KIIS (or was it AMP -- cant remember) was giving away Justin tickets and they said their phones were about to explode from demand.

Everyone wants a piece of Jesustin.

[Rhythm]

To be honest, I've always found it a bit disheartening, though completely hilarious, that none of Gaga's erstwhile influences (Grace Jones, David Bowie, Fromadge, Prince) use her.

[NewRihannaStan]

Originally posted by Boop

Flawless taste

Thanks

[Duca]

Originally posted by Nicole

Duca, KIIS (or was it AMP -- cant remember) was giving away Justin tickets and they said their phones were about to explode from demand.

Everyone wants a piece of Jesustin.

He lets himself grow playfully lascivious now and then. His dancers are a chorus line, sharing his limber moves or decorating the stage; he doesn’t knock them around or get racy with them, looking downright virtuous by comparison to Madonna. But every now and then, he reveals something darker and angrier. The nice guy and smooth entertainer takes on an edge: something more fiery and intense than the supreme competence of the rest of the show.

From NYTimes.

[Ozzy8923]

JT will become a legend.

[Gui Blackout]

[MrPeanut]

http://exclaim.ca/Reviews/PopAndRock/lady_gaga-artpop

Like all good pop albums, ARTPOP is defined by tension and release, but unpredictably so; rather than hanging entire songs on a single hooky chorus, Gaga distinguishes each song with a series of captivating moments that draw the listener in and then linger, culminating satisfyingly in a memorable heap by the end of each track and demanding another listen.

80/100

http://prettymuchamazing.com/reviews/lady-gaga-artpop

Lady Gaga opens ARTPOP by calling ******** on herself and my entire review: “Enigma pop star is fun/ She wear burqa for fashion/ It’s not a statement as much as just a move of passion.” Is that not the central doubt that nags at us all when we evaluate the worthiness of contemporary art? Is Gaga being ironic? Is the snake swallowing its tail? Do we have to call in a philosopher to untangle this mess? Before you ponder any of the above questions, consider for a second what Katy Perry would have to say about all of this.

83/100

Both count for MC.

[Nippy'sReceipts]

I'm going to JT his concert this month.
I think it may beat the Mrs. Snippet Show as my fave concert of the year.

[Duca]

Starting with “Pusher Love Girl,” Timberlake exuded a sweatless charm. His falsetto spiraled aloft without strain, tracing a balletic grace.

[Duca]

Mr. Timberlake played some keyboards and guitar, and he sang, stepped and smiled through every choreographed moment without missing a cue, regularly drawing screams and happy squeals from the sold-out crowd.

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The timing was so precise that video blowups could show Mr. Timberlake singing in perfect sync but wearing different clothes — recorded.

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With his hair slicked back, wearing Tom Ford clothes — a white jacket for the R&B-centered first half, a black one for the rock moments of the second half — Mr. Timberlake was every bit the 21st-century entertainer, a song-and-dance man with subwoofers.

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Yet through it all, he came across as a cordial, skilled, diligent, accomplished apprentice — one of the most accomplished ones in pop history.

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If Prince and Michael Jackson were Mozart and Beethoven, Mr. Timberlake would be Salieri.

[TheVoiceXtina]

today i heard cali girls on the radio. and no it wasnt a special countdown or chart show. it was a station that predominantly plays old songs like any Bruce song, they basically epitomise nostalgia (though i never hear britney hmm). anywho, she will have the best recurrent play of her crop of girls.

[Kworb]

He makes the most of a thin but supple tenor voice and an agile falsetto, ever accurate but adding little emotional depth; it’s not the voice for “Heartbreak Hotel,” which he sang to show his Memphis roots. Most of Mr. Timberlake’s own songs supply tidy, efficient grooves for serviceable lyrics: “I’m just a junkie for your love,” he crooned in “Pusher Love Girl” to start the concert, working the old love-as-addiction analogy.

And nearly all of the grooves can be easily traced back to obvious sources: primarily Michael Jackson, Prince and Stevie Wonder, with a little Marvin Gaye and Timbaland (Mr. Timberlake’s best collaborator) on the side.