Selena Gomez Cancels 2014 Tour [What's Wrong with the New Generation of Stars]

Former Disney child star and Bieber's ex, Selena Gomez has canceled her 2014 Australian tour for some time off. That would be fine if she hadn't set the dates beforehand.

Gomez released a statement saying:

My fans are so important to me and I would never want to disappoint them. But it has become clear to me and those close to me that after many years of putting my work first, I need to spend some time on myself in order to be the best person I can be.

That's understandable. What's not understandable is canceling an entire tour, even though she did just complete her Stars Dance tour this past November.

I really don't understand this new generation of pop stars. They get by on gimmicks, auto tune, half-dancing, and lip synching. Then they cancel an entire tour?

Selena, you don't have that much starpower yet, hun. But congrats on your decision to take some "time off." (I wonder what this is really all about.)

[77WGUMZ5U9VD]

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SORT OF BREAKING: Target Changes Their Mind About Beyoncé

No sooner do I post about how Beyoncé shades the hell out of Target, they change their minds! A source brought this information to me not too long ago accompanied by this pic:

Hilarious.

Although, I was pretty psyched about this info, the first thing that caught my attention was (no, not that Susan Boyle holiday album) the price tag. I have no idea what Target is trying to do with this slick $20 price tag, but it seems like counter-shade. 

Then again, I hardly know the first thing about business.

But what I do know is that the price everywhere else is around $16, including Wal-Mart.

From Wal-Mart's website; the album is priced at $15.88.

Looks like Amazon is on their own now. Target sure as hell changed their minds fast, but is it too late?

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Wale Explains "Personal" Beef With Complex

So if you haven't heard about Wale's heated phone call to Complex Magazine, you wouldn't know that last week fellow D.C-born rapper, Wale, had called Complex Magazine and threatened them after they didn't list his album, The Gifted on their Top 50 Albums of 2013 list.

Recently, the self-proclaimed "gifted" rapper has broken his silence on the verbal tirade, explaining that his absence from the list is intentional and comes from a personal beef with the magazine.

According to Folarin, the beef stems from a comment that was made by close friend and fellow rapper, Kid Cudi, that was "instigated" by Complex.

You guys are claiming to be this man's..."boy."  Ya'll know he's in a certain space right now, and it's almost like they were perpetuating some type of..."war..."

He also feels that he deserves more credit for his work, of course, and the lack of attention from Complex shows their complete disregard for it.

I grew up in sports, dawg. I come from the world where you get [back] what you put in. You go to the gym, you on the track [running] with a parachute [on you] every day in the summer;you lower your forty[-yard dash] time. You bench[press]ing everyday, you doin' push-ups everyday; you gonna increase your bench press. I put in work for this album. I didn't even talk to Ross the whole duration of makin' the album. They thought I was crazy.

The nail in the coffin for me was when Rosenburg tries to convince Wale that he is relevant by bringing up Kendrick Lamar's verse in Control where he was given props. Wale dismisses this list, stating, "I don't think everybody on that list was dope...so..."

In which Ebro responds, "But then again you're mad about Complex's list..."

My sentiments exactly. You can check the interview out below.

Is Wale Passionate, or just sensitive?

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Wale Threatens Complex Staff for Not Listing His Album in Their Top 50 List

There, there Wale....we're talking about you now.

What type of molly-induced bullshit is this?

Wale called the Complex magazine's staff to find out what their personal beef is with him after they didn't list his latest album The Gifted in their Top 50 Albums of 2013 list. Even after the editor he spoke with tried to civilly explain the process behind making the list, Wale cuts him off and threatens their staff, yelling "I'll see ya'll tomorrow. Get the security ready."

Get the security ready?

This is why neither you nor your album are going anywhere, Folarin. Of course, being an entertainment publication, Complex recorded and posted the phone call on their site, and yes it is very entertaining. Personally, I laughed throughout half the call.

Let this be a lesson kids: if you're lacking attention, just throw a tantrum! (I'm kidding, no grown man should act like this.)

What was your reaction?

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