The Weeknd is busy shattering records and being the face of music everywhere this week and continues his roll at his listening party for Starboy. During the party, he taps Future, who is featured twice on the album, into a FaceTime session since he couldn’t make the event.
Pornhub Makes A Bid To Buy Vine
Last week, Twitter announced that they will be shuttering Vine for good by year’s end. The social media app’s popularity has dwindled over the years, and it simply just isn’t profitable any longer. However, one website sees value in the service.
(Photos) Love & Hip-Hop Cast & VH1 Celebrate Launch of New Love & Hip-Hop Game
Last night, VH1 and 345 Games previewed the new Love & Hip Hop: The Game app for a select group of bloggers in NYC. Mona Scott-Young was in attendance to celebrate the launch, as well as L&HH stars Yandy Smith, Rich Dollaz, Remy Ma and Papoose.
Tidal Reportedly Lost $28 Million Last Year
In lieu or all promotional services and it’s stiff competition with Spotify and Apple Music, Tidal took a huge loss in 2015.
(Video) Check Out The Trailer For Nicki Minaj’s New Video Game!
Just like her boo Meek Mill, Nicki Minaj is gearing up to release a video game of her own. More in the vain of Kim Kardashian’s app than Meek’s, ‘Nicki Minaj: The Empire’ will allow players to become a music star with all of the works – from creating songs and touring, to copping a crazy crib and more. Glu Mobile is developer, who also produced Britney Spears’ game, Kendall and Kylie Jenner’s game and more. Check out the trailer below!
(Video) Instagram Goes For Snapchat’s Throat With New ‘Stories’ Feature
Wow, things are heating up in the undercover beef between IG and Snapchat! If you haven’t been paying attention, Snapchat has been eating Instagram’s food for a little over a year solid now, and it feels like instagram has had enough! In an attempt to get ‘active daily users’ back into the fold(and if you watch “Silicon Valley”, you know ‘Active Daily Users’ is a very important metric) by starting a brand new feature called ‘Stories’.
