MALIA’s debut single ‘Forget You’ OUT NOW MALIA

MALIA’s debut single ‘Forget You’ OUT NOW

MALIA is a UK artist about to take the charts by storm internationally with the release of her debut single ‘Forget You’. The single was released on Monday 14thMay 2012 & has been received phenomenally well on an international basis. From Asia through to Canada &London.

MALIA shot the music video to ‘Forget You’ with Director Alex Nazari in Los Angeles and was the first UK and first female artist for the well-known director to work with. They teamed up to make visually enticing art. Marrying successfully with a chart topping track.



More information can be found at http://maliaofficial.com/malia/

CONTEST: WIN A 72 HOUR DATE WITH YUNG BERG TO CELEBRATE THE VALENTINE'S DAY DROP OF "72 HOURS"

With smash hit's like"Sexy Lady" , "Sexy Can I", "The Business" & "Sex 'N the City"

it is only appropriate that multi-platinum selling Yung Berg give a lil something back

to the people that helped put him where he is.........THE LADIES!!!

With that in mind, Yung Berg is offering one lucky young lady the opportunity

to come to Miami and 'kick it' with him for 3 days, all expenses paid, to celebrate

the Valentine's Day drop of his single "72 Hours."

Stay tuned to @TheRealYungBerg and http://srv.ezinedirector.net/?n=4440089&s=102641266

for full details.

WATCH the trailer for "72 Hours" here - http://srv.ezinedirector.net/?n=4440090&s=102641266

YOUTUBE GOES AFTER HULU!

Youtube goes after Hulu by adding television shows and movies to its site. Hulu has become a popular site that offers current television shows for people to watch. Youtube has a deal Sony, CBS, Metro-Goldwyn, BBC, and Lions Gate Entertainment to showcase their content on the site. The only downside to this is that Youtube will only be airing old television show content such as Alf. Hulu however offers consumers current television shows just after they are aired on television. Hulu is owned by NBC.

YOUTUBE AND UNIVERSAL MUSIC FORGE PARTNERSHIP

U2 lead singer Bono, well known for his ONE campaign against poverty, has turned his focus to a charity case closer to home: the ailing music industry.The rocker is credited with bringing together Universal Music Group, the world's biggest music company, and YouTube, Google Inc.'s online video site, for talks that on Thursday resulted in a partnership to launch a music video service featuring professionally produced content from the label's big-name acts. YouTube will create a dedicated channel on its site, to be called Vevo, where users can watch music videos from Taylor Swift, Kanye West, Weezer and other Universal artists. Later this year, Universal and YouTube will debut a separate online music video site, Vevo.com, where viewers can watch music videos from Universal's library. YouTube will provide the underlying technology, Universal will furnish the content, and the partners will split the advertising revenue.

(Dawn C. Chmielewski /latimes)