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By Jamie L.

I Look To You by Glee (Mercedes Jones)

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By Jamie L.

The Glee episode titled Bad Reputation included a list of pop songs with bad reputations. The cast's version of "Total Eclipse of the Heart" closed the episode.
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By Jamie L.

This is the song that started it all. It is Willian McKinley High School's glee club named New Directions performing Journey's classic "Don't Stop Believin" in the Glee episode that convinces the group's coach Will Schuester to stay at the school and stick with the club. 
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MILWAUKEE (AP) - Katy Perry has postponed concerts in Chicago and St. Paul, Minnesota, because she's suffering from food poisoning.
A statement released by her publicist says the Friday show at Chicago's Allstate Center has been rescheduled to Aug. 21 and her Saturday show at St. Paul's Xcel Energy Center is now set for Aug. 23.
The statement says the food poisoning led to severe dehydration. She performed ill at Summerfest in Milwaukee Thursday night.
John Boler, vice president of sales and marketing at Summerfest, says Perry wasn't feeling well when she arrived. He says a doctor was provided to her during the day and the performance.
He says she performed beautifully despite being sick.
Perry apologized but said she plans to give fans the best show ever when she returns.

Edited by Carmeline A.
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Gabrielle Union, a 38-years old star defended rihanna new release's song, Man Down was very true while many people think it just a song that grab the newsline.Union was been raped at 19 year old and this become the fact she become a powerful advocate for the government's support of rape crisis. Although the news she been raped was no longer new, but she never revealed that she actually tried to shoot the rapist down.

"During my raped, I tried 2 shoot my rapist, bt I missed. Over the yrs I realized that killing my rapist would've added insult 2 injury. The Desire 2 kill someone whose abused/raped u is understandable, bt unless its self defense n the moment 2 save your life, just ADDS 2 ur troubles #mandown." She tweeted.

"Stranger who robbed the store I worked at," she said, identifying her rapist. "He put his gun down during the rape & asked me 2 [hand] it 2 him."

''# Mandown did a GREAT job of getting the ENTIRE world TALKING about RAPE," she tweeted. "I hope that it leads 2 HEALING & PREVENTS RAPE

Thus, Union thinks that Man Down doesn't only just a song but brought up the awareness and support to those survivors of horrific raping casess.

From writter of view:
Man Down is a nice and meaningful song. With a strong lyric and beautiful melody that could bring out the message, we should prevent rape. Rape actually cause effect forever on the victims and their family. As Union said, is understandable the desire that victim want to kill their rapist. As a women, we should know how to protect ourselves. Dont be afraid to say NO and if something bad happen to you, the first things should do is report to police. Search for help is the best way to escape from the darkness.

Edited by Jess T. 

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Jennifer Lopez's return to the public consciousness occurred about six months before the release of "On the Floor," when the pop star signed on as a judge for the 10th season of "American Idol." Even if the listener immediately thinks of Randy Jackson and Steven Tyler when she coos, "Let me introduce you to my party people," at the beginning of "On the Floor," J. Lo's new single is a welcome return to dancefloor relevance for the 41-year-old creator of hits like "Waiting for Tonight" and "Love Don't Cost a Thing." RedOne provides a throbbing yet understated beat, and Pitbull drops by for a rapid-fire verse that rhymes "badonkadonk" with "Donkey Kong." But Lopez steals the show by pulling back her vocal power during the minimalist bridge and busting out her still-potent pipes during the chorus.

Edited by Sonia S.