Saturday, 30 April 2011

Black Eyed Peas's Will.i.am revealed Simon Cowell and Cheryl Cole on X Factor will be irreplaceable

Black Eyed Peas's member Will.i.am revealed that Simon Cowell and Cheryl Cole on X Factor in the UK will be irreplaceable.

The couple announced previous week that he will be X Factor judge panel are the new role of the show take on the U.S. version is rumored.

Will.i.am told The Sun, "I don't think there is much doubt that Simon and Cheryl are the main two guys. Simon is the glue that holds everything together and people love to watch him, and Cheryl is like a queen in the UK. They are both irreplaceable. I am sure their replacements on the show are going to be big names and, to be honest, they will have to be''.

He added: "Cheryl has had the last three winners. I don't think there is another female out there who can do what she does on the show.''

Wednesday, 6 April 2011

Black Eyed Peas have created a special t-shirt

The Black Eyed Peas have created a special t-shirt for disadvantaged children across the world to raise money.

The band's member will.i.am and Fergie has a limited edition dress their Peapod Foundation, which supports education for the youth shelter, and health care providers will be sold in aid has been designed.

U.S. clothing retailer Aeropostale has t-shirts and every fan who buys a one will be entered against a band meeting in the coming concert tour with win are being made.

Black Eyed Peas star Apl.de.ap., says, "We are thrilled to partner with Aeropostale in raising awareness and funds for our Peapod Foundation. The Foundation works to encourage change for social issues affecting children worldwide. The Peapod Foundation provides tools and mentors encouraging children to express themselves through music and art."

Wednesday, 23 March 2011

Balck Eyed Peas released a song 'Just Can't Get Enough'

Black eyed peas officially released their newest music video is the song 'Just Can't Get Enough'.

Ravaging track that is being selfish love, love comes with obsessed about, but this video is with a sense of giving has been generous infused.

Earthquake in Tokyo a week before the shot, love for the country group clearly shown in the Lost-In-Translation-esque storyline.

Peas
also encourage their fans in Japan to donate to Red Cross relief efforts for the title of the video boards.

The group had always been closely linked with Japan, with the country's collective heart group held close.

Quoth Taboo: "It was an amazing moment in time because Japan has always been my favorite place on the planet and it was great to do our video there !! God bless the Japanese our love goes out to them."

Black Eyed Peas beginning current album 'Just Can't Get Enough'.

Friday, 11 March 2011

Music Studio In Philippines Opened By Black Eyed Peas


Rapper Apl.DE.AP of Black Eyed Peas in his home state inaugurated state-of-the-art media studio to give locals the opportunity to learn the art of music production.

On Wednesday (09Mar11), at his alma mater Holy Angel University, real name Allan Pineda, launched the apl.de.ap Music Studio and Library.

The singer stated that he hope the new facility will allow students in the village of Barangay Sapang Bato to get creative.

He says, "The song is about less fortunate kids and how much they need support, like education, for their life to improve.

"I'll start shooting it when I come back in two months. I'll be working with the Sapang Bato kids on that project."

Saturday, 19 February 2011

Will.i.am recording second song with Britney


The Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.i.am confirmed that he is recording second song with Britney Spears in her forthcoming album ‘Femme Fatale’.

He revealed on his twitter page: “In the studio with @britneyspears today. we recorded another song for #femmefatale. that's 2 bangers (sic)

And it seems Britney is just as pleased with the results of their collaboration, writing in response: “@iamwill We make sweet sweet music. (sic)”

It has been claimed by Black Eyed Peas frontman that their first song is going a “mega smasher”, and he can’t wait for Britney’s fans to hear it.

In an earlier twitter post, he wrote: “This britney song is so addictive ... I'm in the studio adding finishing touches ..."Uh oh" this one is a "MEGA SMASHER" (sic)”

Monday, 14 February 2011

Faking It With the Black-Eyed Peas and Obama

The alteration of the NFL and by addition all professional leagues from sports to entertainment can be seen most clearly in the evolution of the Super Bowl half-time show, now an object of such hype and ridicule.

Over its first two decades, the big game’s interval cleaved to its roots back in the wonder days of college football and featured marching bands and drill teams. We have really come a long way from Super Bowl I in Los Angeles in 1967 with the marching bands of the Universities of Arizona, Grambling State, and Michigan carving up the turf of the Los Angeles Coliseum with military accuracy, to this year’s ridiculous pop antics of The Black-Eyed Peas, with electronic stage, and deus ex machina entrances from the heavens, and digitally altered vocals.

Where the first Super Bowl presented the Arcadia High School Drill Team, the Black-Eyed pranced and prattled in the midst of scores of poorly ready dancers strapped up in green neon a touch Busby Berkeley pioneered back in the 1930s with far superior creativity and campiness.

The billion dollar Cowboy Stadium owes more to Las Vegas than its namesake in Rome: and for the half-time show, the place became a phantasmagoric dungeon: the darkened high-tech structure racing with electronic lights and the field enclosed with creatures of the gangland, clad in the costumes of neo-Gothic dismay.