Tag: WILL.I.AM

Yesterday, before the big game, Black Eyed Peas figurehead Will.i.am promised USA Today that he would totally tweet during the halftime show! Well, he didn't. Here was his explanation, as taken from his Twitter feed, decidedly post-game: "Att crashed...ahhhh!!!! The worse." He then added, "At&t??? Wow...no service during halftime...unbelievable." It really is a shame he didn't get a ...

It is no secret that Switched staffers do not number among the Black Eyed Peas' fan club. We've just never bought into the self-indulgent seriousness of Will.i.am and his "band's" atrocious, confounding videos. (And we still haven't forgiven them for unleashing the phrase "lovely lady lumps" onto the unsuspecting public.) In his continuing quest to assault human senses and linguistic decency, Mr. ...

There is a new national crisis, far more important than securing our borders or battling terrorism. Two of the biggest dangers to art and intellect on Earth, James Cameron and the Black Eyed Peas, are teaming up to bring us what can only be described as the anti-'Last Waltz.' It appears that Cameron, of 'Titanic' and 'Avatar' infamy, has signed on to direct a 3-D tour documentary about the ...

Once upon a time, before 'Matrix' imitations and the phrase "We're so three thousand and eight" were born, there was a listenable, underground (if somewhat poppy) hip-hop group called the Black Eyed Peas. 'Joints and Jams' was an indie hit, and the Macy Gray collaboration 'Request Line' was a fun, summer-y sing along. And then they decided they liked vocoders and 'Lumps' way more. It's not often ...

YouTube is getting ready to join the world of Webcasts, live Internet streaming shows that often come in the form of huge concert events. YouTube Live will hit the Web streaming in real-time tomorrow, November 22, at 8 PM EST. It will feature a mix of celebrities and YouTube stars such as Esmee Denters, a Dutch singer who made her name by posting videos of herself singing pop tunes, and video ...

There may be a 150-inch plasma TV on the show floor but some of the brightest stars were just outside the convention center at the Consumer Electronics Show Monday, where Yoko Ono was joined by Natasha Bedingfield, the Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am, and Pat Monahan of Train to announce a brand-new audio and video technology-laden John Lennon Educational Tour Bus. The bus' mission is to drive all ...