Cardi B has inked a lucrative deal with Atlantic Records.

It's also rumored that Cardi will will exit from Love & Hip-Hop and focus on her music career.

“She wants to focus on music and be taken serious,” said the insider. “It’s hard for her to do that with all the drama she’s involved in on the show.”
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Cardi B has already been making waves with her music. The 24-year-old Bronx, N.Y. native just released a new song called “Lick” featuring her rumored boyfriend Offset. You can stream her new mixtape, GBMV2, on her YouTube channel.

Kodak Black is back in jail for violating the terms of his house arrest and probation 3 months after he'd been released from jail.

Kodak was arrested and sent back into Broward County Jail Tuesday after a court hearing, where the judge found he violated a number of conditions of his probation.

Law enforcement sources say Kodak failed to complete an anger management program, and left his house without permission at least 2 times, 1 of those trips was to a strip club.

Kodak was released in December. He'd been serving time for drug and sexual conduct charges. The first single he dropped when he got out was, "There He Go." 

YouTube says that millenials want to watch TV in the same place they watch all their other content, which makes sense. It wants to build an experience that “works as well on your phone as on your desktop,” as well as all your other devices.

The service also includes a feature called Cloud DVR, which allows you to save an unlimited number of shows without worrying about the storage limits of a traditional DVR. That said, you must be connected to the internet to access your recorded shows, so no watching on the subway or in the middle of nowhere.
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The company also said it was focusing on providing a solid customer service experience, because cable services tend to suck at that. You’ll be able to call, email, or chat with customer service right from the YouTube TV app. To be clear, it’s a completely separate app from the original YouTube one.

Lady Gaga will reportedly fill Beyonce's slot at Coachella 2017. 

Festival organizers Goldenvoice and AEG Live haven't quite closed the deal with Gaga, but they're almost there reports Billboard
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Critically acclaimed South Yorkshire, UK alternative pop quartet Alvarez Kings will release their full-length debut album, SOMEWHERE BETWEEN [Sire/Warner Bros. Records], in stores and at all digital retailers on April 14, 2017. The two recently released tracks "Sleepwalking, Pt. II" and "Cold Conscience" are currently available for download on all dsp's. 

Be on the lookout for more news from Alvarez Kings and the premiere of the "Sleepwalking, Pt. II" music video very soon.

SOMEWHERE BETWEEN TRACK LISTING:

1.      "Cold Conscience"
2.      "The Other Side Of Sadness"
3.      "Postcards From Berlin"
4.      "Tell-Tale Heart"
5.      "Picking Up The Pieces"
6.      "Run From You"
7.      "Sleepwalking, Pt. II"
8.      "Fear To Feel"
9.      "Tortured & The Tears"
10.   "No Resolve"
11.   "Somewhere Between"

Vesta Collide just premiered the video for "I Can't Sleep" over at Tattoo.
The song lives on the band's Stay Sick Recordings debut New Obsession, which is out now.

Additionally, Vesta Collide have just jumped on the current Attila tour, which runs through March 12. Dates are below.

VESTA COLLIDE ON TOUR:
2/28 — Austin, TX — Grizzly Hall
3/2 — Pensacola, FL — Vinyl Music Hall
3/3 — Chattanooga, TN — Revelry Room
3/4 — Knoxville, TN — The Concourse
3/5 — Richmond, VA — Canal Club
3/6 — Pittsburgh, PA — Diesel
3/7 — Buffalo, NY — Waiting Room
3/8 — Syracuse, NY — Lost Horizon
3/9 — Providence, RI — Fete
3/10 — New York, NY — Irving Plaza
3/11 — Lancaster, PA —  Chameleon Club
3/12 — Greensboro, NC — Pete's

Ariana Grande jus' dropped her “Everyday” video, which is a playful montage of freewheeling PDA.

Future shows up to deliver his verse in an office setting while two coworkers go at it by the water cooler.

The “Everyday” video offers very timely early-spring romance vibes, and Ariana cheering on an elderly couple getting busy on the bus only make me love her more.
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Watch the video below.

The BMW in which Tupac was shot and killed is for sale for $1.5 million!

An auction house has put the 750IL up for sale. It won't be auctioned, but will be sold to someone with $1.5M.  

Suge Knight was behind the wheel and Tupac was in the passenger seat in 1996 when they were ambushed. The car was hit with bullets on the Vegas strip.

The car has been restored but indentations are visible inside the door panels from bullets.
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After the murder, Vegas PD impounded it and the car was auctioned off. It changed hands several times before finding its most recent owner.

As if things couldn't get worse. First, Remy Ma’s diss track “shETHER” just KILT Minaj, and now her apparel collection has been discontinued at Kmart.

Billboard reports that Nicki’s partnership with the retailer has come to end after a three-year run. News broke on Saturday (Feb. 25) via social media when @KmartFashions tweeted, “Due to a dramatic decrease in sales, Nicki Minaj’s clothing line will soon be discontinued.”

A rep from Kmart further confirmed to Billboard that their partnership with the Queen Barbz has indeed ended.

“Kmart is thrilled that we were the first retail partner to create a custom apparel line for Nicki Minaj,” said the rep. “From the development of the line, to showcasing it in stores, to designing exclusive capsule collections, we have enjoyed a positive relationship with Nicki Minaj and her team over the last three years. As our partnership came to a close in 2016, we would like to thank Nicki Minaj for being a great partner and wish her continued success in her future endeavors.”

Kmart’s website shows that almost all of clothing from Nicki’s collection are on sale, including joggers, mini-skirts, crop tops, jeans. Many of the items have been marked down at 40 percent off retail price.

Taylor, who has previously moved to trademark phrases that range from inarguably Taylor-penned to phrases definitely previously said by others (“Party Like It’s 1989,” “This Sick Beat,” “‘Cause We Never Go Out of Style,” “Could Show You Incredible Things,” “Nice to Meet You. Where You Been?,” and later “and I’ll write your name,” “Swiftmas” and “1989”), now owns the rights to “Swifties,” the name for her fandom, as well.

The team that managers Taylor’s intellectual property, TAS Rights Management LLC, filed for a number of trademarks pertaining to the words “Swiftie” and “Swifties” the week of February 15, TM tracker Trademark Ninja reports, along with a copy of the applications. The site also notes that there’s a UK-specific roadblock, as a UK fashion company already trademarked “Swiftie” there in 2015.
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Taylor found herself on the other end of a trademark infringement lawsuit back in 2014, when a clothing company called Lucky 13 sued her for alleged unauthorized use of the company’s trademarks, claiming they contacted her team several times and received no response. Swift gave a deposition but avoided a trial by settling the case in 2015, Rolling Stone reported, and subsequently applied those lessons learned with some aggressive, preventative trademarking of her own.

And since Taylor’s latest trademark move is specific to the widely accepted “ie” spelling of Swifties, that means this Etsy user can continue to sell their engraved, 100% fine cow leather “I’m a Swifty” bracelet to 1989 stans.