M.I.A.

M.I.A. goes off.

One of the most anticipated albums of the year drops this week.

October is packed with highly anticipated drops from some heavy hitters in hip-hop.

M.I.A. wants to know: Barbed wire fences—what's up with that?

While the music industry, like many others, is dominated by men, these women demonstrate they have the power to change the world through their powerful words and voices. Check out 20 Songs to Celebrate the Superwoman in You.

This NewTube Thursday, new artists like Bridget Kelly stop 'Street Dream' and look at the 'Bigger Picture' as we move to the 'Upper Echelon', so don't be M.I.A., 'Bring the Noize', 'cause it's gonna be 'One Of Those Nights' that's something like Wale's 'Love Hate Thing'.

While some stars have relatively simple demands in their riders (see Nicki Minaj and Adele), others are pretty high maintenance. Joining the diva ranks? Kanye West and M.I.A.

Madonna kept her promise to offer a clean show during her Super Bowl XLVI halftime performance. It was not oversexed or even PG-13 rated, which could have been expected, since Madge has been known to demonstrate a flair for the erotic throughout her career.

In a somewhat incomprehensible tweet, Sri Lankan spitter M.I.A. confirmed a collaboration with Nicki Minaj and the Queen of Pop herself, Madonna.