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Though rampant speculation has suggested British artists like the Spice Girls and Paul McCartney will open the London Summer Olympic games, there is one American artist confirmed to be a part of the two-week festivities: DJ Earworm, the musician renowned for his immensely popular year-end “United State of Pop” remixes.
Approached in April by Olympics’ organizers, Earworm has been commissioned for a series of 10 mini-mixes to play in the stadiums as the games take place. The tracks, ranging in length from 10 to 15 minutes, have been a challenge to complete in the timeframe he was allotted, claims the DJ/producer. “It wasn’t as long as I hoped, for a project of this scale,” Earworm said during an exclusive interview with Billboard. “I’m trying to make it as detailed as possible, but at the same time there’s two hours, so it’s a balance of detail versus … it’s gotta be long enough.”
Sean “Diddy” Combs will receive ASCAP’s Founders Award during the performing rights organization’s 24th annual Rhythm & Soul Music Awards. The invitation-only ceremony will take place Friday, June 24, at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles. The songwriters and publishers of the most-performed ASCAP songs on the 2010 R&B/hip-hop, rap and gospel charts will also be honored.
Combs joins such previous Founders Award recipients as Dr. Dre, Stevie Wonder, Garth Brooks and Paul McCartney. “To be recognized for my contributions to music by ASCAP is a true honor,” said Combs in a statement. “All I wanted to do was make people dance and hopefully inspire others to never settle for anything but their best.”
“American Idol” season 1 runner-up Justin Guarini and wife Reina Capodici welcomed a baby boy, William Neko Bell Guarini, on Tuesday (Apr. 26). “With a full head of curly brown hair, wide open and alert eyes he came charging into the world,” Guarini says of the new addition. (People)
50 Cent Launches Comedy Site Tomorrow, 50 Cent will launch Thisis50Comedy.com, a comedy content site that will feature the debut of “This is 50 Comedy Show,” which will be hosted by comedian Young Jack Thriller. Access to “50 Comedy Show” will cost $2.99, with proceeds headed toward Japan’s relief effort. (PopEater)
