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Keith Urban Throat Surgery

After John Mayer and Adele surgery, Rihanna hospitalized, now Keith Urban follow them. He get a minor throat surgery later this month to remove a polyp from his vocal chords, it was announced on Thursday. The out patient procedure will require the Australian country star to spend unpredictable time on vocal rest. All of his appearances will be rescheduled in the new year. Get well soon! Stay tuned with Music Boost

source : Billboard.com

Lady Gaga Launches Born This Way Foundation

The Grammy winning singer announced on Wednesday that she is launching Born This Way Foundation, a nonprofit organization focusing on youth empowerment and issues like self-confidence, well-being, anti-bullying, mentoring, and career development with the help of MacArthur Foundation and Harvard University. The foundation will be directed by Lady Gaga and her mother Cynthia Germanotta. "Together we hope to establish a standard of Bravery and Kindness, as well as a community worldwide that protects and nurtures others in the face of bullying and abandonement" Gaga said. The foundation will be launched next year.  Stay tune with Music Boost.

source : Billboard.com

Another remix

Canadian producers The Weeknd and Illangelo have remixed Lady Gaga's latest single "Marry The Night" for her upcoming release titled Born This Way — The Remix, due out in stores on November 21st.

Among other remixers featured on the 14-track collection of Born This Way mixes are Foster The People, Michael Woods, Goldfrapp, Metronomy, Hurts, Twin Shadow and more.

Listen to the remix by clicking here.

2 Hearts - live in Osaka

Since it was impossible to ship the huge stage of the Aphrodite Les Folies stage to Japan, the shows in Tokyo and Osaka were a lot more simple than the rest of the tour. However, they did get 2 Hearts as an extra bonus, which is way cool! Check out Kylie Minogue singing singing it abovem during the show in Osaka.

Shorter University

Shorter University (pictured above), a privately owned Christian Baptist College in Georgia, is reportedly mandating that its 200 employees sign a "personal lifestyle pledge," which means that they reject homosexuality, premarital sex, and adultery.

According to President Don Dowless, the goal of this disgusting act of hate "is not to offend people," but to "declare who we are." Naturally, not all students and employees are pleased with the change in policy, and one staffer anonymous says:

"We now will live in fear that someone who doesn't like us personally or someone who has had a bad day will report that we've been drinking or that we are suspected of being gay."

Enough reason to boycott Shorter University, which is unworthy of the title 'university'.