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The Black Eyed Peas ruled pop radio in 2009 with two wildly popular hits, "Boom Boom Pow" and "I Gotta Feeling." The group released one album following that period of stardom, 2010's The Beginning, before members pursued solo careers. Fergie, aka Stacy Ferguson, is arguably the most prominent member of the group, and she recently told The Guardian that it was tough performing those songs night after night. -
Martin Luther King Speeches Sampled in Popular Music: Gwen Stefani, Andre 3000, Common, Will.i.am and More
No one was a better narrator or public speaker during the 20th Century than Martin Luther King Jr., and no speech was better than his landmark "I Have A Dream" speech, the work that best sums up the goals and ideals of the Civil Rights leader. Understandably, the hip-hop community and the rest of popular music respects the accomplishments of Dr. King and the impact he's had on the world, in entertainment and otherwise. Check out these six tracks that pay tribute to King as we celebrate martin Luther King Day at Music Times. -
will.i.am: Black Eyed Peas Releasing New Music in 2015 for 20th Anniversary
It may be hard to believe, but the Black Eyed Peas have been phunking with our hearts for 20 years. And following a brief hiatus, will.i.am has promised to reunite with Fergie, Taboo and apl.de.ap to make and release new music in 2015. -
Will.i.am Shares Interactive 'The World Is Crazy' Music Video, Inspired By Current Events [WATCH]
Even though Will.i.am's song "The World Is Crazy" was released back in April 2013 on his most recent solo album #willpower, the song has finally been given a music video, though it's not quite your typical music video. The video stars Will.i.am as a news anchor reporting on all of the most important news stories of the moment, including the Sydney siege and the Taliban school massacre, but what sets this video apart is that it's interactive. When you click on one of the news stories scrolling across the bottom of the screen, you're taken to an article about the story, which will hopefully make you realize that there are more important and pressing matters in the world than listening to Will.i.am songs. -
Best Viral Video Hits of 2014: From "Booty" to "#SELFIE" to "Word Crimes," YouTube Hits Made Mark on Hot 100
Ahh, the viral video. In an age where album and track sales are down and the music industry looks a little bleak, there is one saving grace: the music video that hits it big on YouTube. 2014 was no exception to this rule and some of the biggest hits of the year reached their status thanks to scandalous, funny or straight sexy music videos. -
WATCH: Jimmy Fallon, will.i.am Drop 'Ew!' Supercut to Thank Fans for Viral Video Success
Jimmy Fallon and will.i.am shocked people by debuting at No. 26 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week with their collaborative comedy hit "Ew!" Playing off the popular The Tonight Show sketch, Fallon's "Sarah" and will.i.am's "mir.i.am" trash on everything from Facetime to stepdads and butt implants to an infectious will.i.am beat. To thank fans of "Ew!" and The Tonight Show, last night (Oct. 16), Fallon premiered a supercut of the novelty hit featuring dozens of fans. -
Meghan Trainor 'All About That Bass' Stays Secure at No. 1, Jimmy Fallon & wil.i.am 'Ew' Reaches Hot 100
It's been over a month and for all intents and purposes, the United States is still "All About That Bass" and all about female artists. Yes, for yet another week, rookie pop star Meghan Trainor leads a lady-filled top five of the Hot 100, though Jimmy Fallon and will.i.am's comedy hit "Ew!" has cracked the top of the charts. -
Will.i.am, Jimmy Fallon Drop “Ew!” Music Video On ‘Tonight Show’ [WATCH]
Comedian and Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon’s “Ew!” have quickly become beloved amongst his fans. The bit has welcomes guest appearances from the likes of Taylor Swift, Seth Rogen and even First Lady Michelle Obama. And just yesterday, Fallon dropped a music video for “Ew!” alongside founding member of The Black Eyed Peas, Will.i.am. -
Rita Ora to Replace Kylie Minogue on Britain's 'The Voice'
When Kylie Minogue quit the United Kingdom's version of "The Voice" last spring, there was much speculation about who would be chosen to step into the prized coaching position. -
will.I.am Releasing 'Experimental Eyewear' Line ill.i.optics with Designer George Garrow
will.I.am is known for a great number of things: producing, rapping, his extensive i.am brand and his sense in fashion. Now, the Black Eyed Peas member is looking to up his game in that fourth arena by releasing a line of eyewear. -
Kanye West Praises Apple-Beats Deal, Digs At Samsung and Alicia Keys
Kanye West gave his opinions on the recent Apple-Beats deal, Samsung and Alicia Keys being appointed the creative director of BlackBerry. -
LISTEN: Janelle Monae drops new, Caribbean flavored single 'What is Love' from 'Rio 2' soundtrack
It's time for the jungle to get a little bit funky. Leading up to the release of the animated film Rio 2, the "Electric Lady" herself Janelle Monae dropped the film's signature track "What Is Love" today (March 3).
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