Alicia Keys wins Image Awards
 Another night, another batch of awards for Alicia Keys. She cleaned up at the NAACP Image Awards last night, taking home four awards, including one for best music video.
She won for outstanding female artist, outstanding album for her new release "As I Am," as well as for outstanding song for "Like You'll Never See Me Again."
Herbie Hancock was a winner last night, too - though this time, it wasn't as big of a surprise as the Grammys. He told reporte
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50 Cent? The times really are a-changing.
The hip hop superstar took home top honors at the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers' Pop Music Awards Monday night, where he was named Songwriter of the Year by a group of industry peers.
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 Amy Winehouse was too high on drugs to record a James Bond theme song.
The 'Back to Black' singer - who teamed up with producer Mark Ronson for the proposed 'Quantum of Solace' title track in 2008 - allegedly ruined the collaboration by partying too hard at the recording studio.
Amy's estranged husband Blake Fielder-Civil told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "It just turned into an excuse for a wild drink and drugs party. She wasn't concentrating on work."
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Alicia Keys has announced October 23 as a tentative release date for her third album, As I Am (no relation to will.i.am). The J Records release finds the young vocalist collaborating with in-demand songwriter Linda Perry on songs like "The Thing About Love," which Keys debuted at the Live Earth event on Friday. 
