Walter Conkite, CBS anchor, dies at the age of 92.  Conkite had a great influence in the news industry and at CBS and for that he will be greatly missed.

Powerplayed.com and Faces in the Crowd have come together to bring you the hottest new show on the net! Faces in the Crowd has been the premier R&B/Hip Hop showcase in New York City for the past 6 years, and was a catalyst for helping to get Chrisette Michele discovered.

Each month artists travel across the nation to get their chance to perform infront of more than 400 fans and an opportunity to dazzle the industry’s most influencial decision makers in hopes of ‘Being Discovered!’ American Idol has nothing on this showcase. Join us as we expose unsigned talent and…well…other hopefuls through their journey to stardom! Click on the link below and witness the movement!!!

http://www.powerplayed.com/video/10370/Facesin_theCrowd/BetheNextto_beDiscovered_Auditions

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Alanis Morrissette— Ironic

      kedar Entertainment group is a record label that was started by a lawyer named Kedar Massunberg.  When Kedar  finally established the record company he signed two unknown artist at the time, by the name of D’Angelo and Erykah  Badou , which launched the new genre that we all know as ” Neo-Soul” .   As Kedar Entertainment  group continues to grow, with artists  such as Indie-Arie, Joe, Ginuwine and Chico DeBarge : Kedar has added a new face to the label by the name of Algebra.

Algebra, a Atlanta Native and R&B songstress has sung as a background singer for Monica and Bilal for many years.  However, as Algebra continues to strive for her dream she decided to take the lead on her career by concentrating on her solo album, which brought her to Kedar Entertainment.

      Joe has really been on the ball lately. He has just released another album by the name of Signature.   His latest single out from this album is called:

     ”My Baby” 

Check it out and let me know what you think!

Nat King Cole’s  “Mona Lisa” Topped the charts for 8 weeks in 1950.

Elvis Presley’s  ” ( Let me be your) Teddy Bear” topped the charts for 7 weeks in 1957.

Bill Wither’s ” Lean On Me ” topped the charts for 3 weeks in 1972.

TLC ‘s ” Waterfall” topped the charts for 7 weeks in 1995.