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Kylie Minogue is embarking on one of her largest world tours, accompanying her new album, ‘Tension II.’ She discusses her creative process for ‘Tension II,’ her collaborations with Bebe Rexha and Tove Lo, the impact of “Padam Padam,” and Kamala Harris’ use of the song, and more!
Kylie Minogue:
Hi!
Joe Lynch:
Kylie, thank you so much for being here. How are you today?
Billboard, thank you for having me!
So, we’re going to start with “Padam Padam” because obviously “Padam”-demonioum, you know, took the country, took TikTok by storm. The hook, the delivery is a little something different than what you would expect for a pop song. Did that give you any freedom to approach these ‘Tension II’ songs differently?
Yeah, it opened a lot of doors and it was “the one” for me at this point in time. You know, it was the wave that I was able to catch. I’m still riding it, you know. Not on that song solely, but everything that’s around that. I say that I’m kind of in my villain era, Killing Eve. Unless you’ve heard ‘Tension II-’
I have.
I guess I kind of took it in my stride recording it, but now that I’m looking at it as a body of work, I’m thinking “what are other people going to hear.” And I think that would be the kind of string throughout it.In a not creepy way.
Right! I definitely heard some “Padam” vibes in the collab you have with Bebe and Tove Lo. That was so fun. You say your name, astrological sign.
What’s your star sign?
I’m Aquarius, so yeah, hi.
We’re made to be friends.
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Nick Cannon reveals the insecurities he had while married to pop star Mariah Carey, and the lifestyle he was living. Keep watching to see what he had to say.
Tetris Kelly:The Wild ‘n Out creator stopped by The Gauds Show recently, where he detailed his insecurities and lifestyle during his time with the pop icon.
Nick Cannon:Because, you know, I got married in my 20s, still, you know what I mean, to the biggest star in the world, and my trajectory was here, and then hers, she’s already in a different stratosphere. So, you know, I would lay up at night thinking, like, “Is this who I am? Am I Mariah’s man? Is that what my life is supposed to be?” There’s nothing wrong with it. I got, I got really comfortable. She got, she got islands. I’m waking up at noon and people bringing me steaks on a platter, but I’m like this ain’t the hustler.
Tetris Kelly:Nick Cannon and Mariah tied the knot in 2008 and the singer gave birth to twins Moroccan and Monroe in 2011.
Nick Cannon:Then when you have children, and the hierarchy of just your man s–t is like, wait, I can’t I’m carrying a purse, the diaper bag. I’m standing on the corner. Wait, you know, like she rocking, being all the alpha that well, by the way, she deserves it, and she did. I believe she needs to do like that. Yeah, I’m just not that dude, you know. And it never … her and I never had problems, yeah, never argue, never even, even with, even with me struggling in this space.
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Forest Hills Stadium‘s legal battle with the community’s homeowners association is one step closer to resolution.
On Oct. 21, Justice Joseph J. Esposito dismissed five of seven causes that the Forest Hills Gardens Corporation (FHGC) alleged in a 2023 lawsuit filed against the The West Side Tennis Club, which owns the stadium, in New York Supreme Court – Queens County. The lawsuit seeks to shut down the summer concert program at the former site of the U.S. Open, which is run by respected live-music veteran Mike Luba.
Among the causes of action dismissed by Judge Esposito: claims that the concert series was a violation of the tennis club’s contract with the FHGC, which owns the streets, sidewalks and common areas of Forest Hills Gardens, and represents approximately 900 property owners (including the club); that the stadium was a zoning violation and that the club had unjustly profited from the stadium’s growing success. It hosted a single concert when it re-opened in 2013; in 2024, that number totaled approximately 30, including shows by Neil Young and Crazy Horse, The National, The War on Drugs, Khruangbin, Tiësto, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard and Pitbull. And in early June, Hozier sold out four nights — a first in the stadium’s 101-year history.
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Hozier performs at Forest Hills Stadium on June 4, 2024 in Queens, NY.
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Judge Esposito dismissed all but FHGC’s public and private nuisance claims, but he did not find in FHGC’s favor on the merits of the nuisance claims. He merely held that they had stated a claim sufficient to survive the motion to dismiss, which they now must prove through discovery. (A future court date has not been set.)
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In a statement, Forest Hills Stadium’s attorney Akiva Shapiro said, “Forest Hills Stadium, an iconic and popular venue that anchors New York’s vibrant live music scene, has poured tremendous resources into being a good neighbor. We are gratified that the Court dismissed the vast majority of the claims and made clear that concerts at the Stadium are authorized under the relevant legal documents. We are confident that the remaining claims will also be dismissed.”
The Forest Hills Gardens Corp’s attorney Christopher Rizzo also responded to the decision in a statement: “Judge Esposito denied the [West Side Tennis] Club’s efforts to dismiss FHGC’s May 16, 2023 complaint, preserved important claims and dismissed others. We are pleased the judge has continued to recognize the serious nuisance created through noise code violations, FHGC’s loss of control of its indisputably private streets, trespass and other land-use harms. FHGC will continue to press forward in trial court. On claims that were dismissed, FHGC will consider its appeal options.”
Rizzo added: “As the court stated: ‘[FHGC] has proffered sufficient evidence that it suffers special injury from the loss of control of its private streets/sidewalks, the attendant financial costs to maintain those streets in light of the concerts and the large-scale pedestrian trespass that results from the events…[FHGC] succeeded in establishing public nuisance…as well as the documented evidence on noise levels from the stadium.”