Dionne Warwick & Chance The Rapper To Team Up On Charity Single Days After Viral Twitter Exchange

Moderat have announced their fourth album and their first release since 2016’s ‘III’, ‘MORE D4TA’ – find the art and full tracklist below.The 10-track album is set to be released on May 13 on Monkeytown Records, and can be pre-ordered here. It features lyrics inspired by member Sascha Ring’s trips to Berlin’s Gemäldegalerie museum, often with his infant daughter.As the album itself was written during the pandemic era, many of Ring’s ruminations were on his worries for the future as he pondered the museum’s antique paintings, leading to many of the album’s songs dealing with “feelings of isolation and information overload”.Moderat have shared the first preview of the album in the song ‘Fast Land’, which received a striking music video directed by Ben Miethke. Watch it here:The supergroup – comprising Sascha Ring of Apparat and Modeselektor’s Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary – first announced their hiatus in 2017 to focus on their own projects, and subsequently spent two years apart before reuniting to release more music as a group.Moderat recently announced a tour including stops at London’s Alexandra Palace on October 31 and Barcelona’s Sónar Festival on June 17.

Kanye West has seemingly extended an olive branch to Kid Cudi.The since-deleted Instagram post seen by Complex, which was a screenshot of a message from Cudi in which he asked for help to “keep my mind sane” amid the tension over SNL host Pete Davidson, Ye showed support by writing “Love you family” above. It’s not clear why the rapper has now removed it.Last week, Ye said his collaborator (whom he released a 2018 album with under Kids See Ghosts) would not appear on ‘Donda 2’ due to his friendship Davidson, who is dating his estranged wife Kim Kardashian.West posted a handwritten note to Instagram last Saturday (February 12), sharing the news with his fans.

Legendary singer Dionne Warwick is not happy with TV host Wendy Williams right now… and for good reason!

Dionne Warwick has a bone to pick with Wendy Williams.

Dionne Warwick is responsible for some of the most classic songs of the 20th century, including “Say A Little Prayer” and “What the World Needs Now.” The 79-year-old icon has recently been feeling playful ahead of her Dec. 12, 2020 80th birthday, by tweeting at high profile rappers and singers including The Weeknd and Taylor Swift. Chance the Rapper “freaked out” (in a good way) that the legend knew who he was when she mentioned him in a tweet, while Tay responded to Dionne’s tweet wishing her a good day by writing, “I just saw that you tweeted me!! I’m a huge fan and I respect you so much, thank you for wishing me well.”

went viral last week, people were saying a little prayer for him.“If you are very obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name?” Warwick asked Chance in a tweet. “I cannot stop thinking about this.”The legendary diva quipped, “I am now Dionne the Singer,” while Chance responded that “I will be whatever you wanna call me Ms Warwick.”Warwick, too, was awestruck.

Dionne Warwick is taking down Wendy Williams.

Dionne Warwick, 79, is speaking out against Wendy Williams‘ comments about her after the 56-year-old talk show host allegedly talked about her on a recent episode of The Wendy Williams Show. The singer shared two tweets about her disapproval of Wendy’s words and insisted she previously asked her to not say her name in public “for any reason”. She also encouraged her to try “catching more flies with honey than vinegar.”

Dionne Warwick is opening up about her newfound love for social media, and what it's like being called «the queen of Twitter.»When ET spoke with the 79-year-old music legend over Zoom on Tuesday, she addressed everything from her tweets going viral to what inspired her to start roasting celebs like Chance the Rapper and The Weeknd over their stage names.«I find it quite amusing,» Warwick told ET's Denny Directo, of her new «queen of Twitter» title.

Chance The Rapper is the latest star helping people get in the holiday spirit.

Name: Dionne Warwick. Age: 80 next week. Status: Queen of Twitter.

Dionne Warwick has achieved enough in her professional career — she doesn’t need to be wasting time with Twitter!

Dionne Warwick has set the record straight about her Twitter account after a weekend of playful ribbing with Chance The Rapper and The Weeknd. The singer shared a video on Monday explaining that some have doubted whether she’s actually the person sending out tweets from her account.

Dionne Warwick totally dropped the mic with this amazing response to people on Twitter questioning whether or not she was behind her latest posts about music artists. The legendary singer, 79, took to the social media platform on December 7, writing, “Came here to find foolishness in my replies. I am rushing [SIC] into an interview and this is the last time I’m saying this. Thanks.” What followed was an epic clip of Ms. Warwick putting the haters in their place and setting the record straight.

Dionne Warwick gained a lot of attention in the past few weeks for her Twitter posts.

Dionne Warwick is proving that she’s a social media queen, as she joked via Twitter with two music industry favorites, Chance the Rapper and The Weeknd, about their names.She began by asking Chance the Rapper, “If you are obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name? I cannot stop thinking about this.” She hilariously decided to rename herself “Dionne the Singer,” as Chance was in shock that she knew who he was tweeting, “Sorry I’m still freaking out that u know who I am. This is amazing.” Sorry I’m still freaking out that u know who I am.

Dionne Warwick recently posed an interesting question on Twitter! The 79-year-old entertainer took to Twitter on Saturday (December 5) to ask why Chance the Rapper why he has “the Rapper” in his stage name. “Hi, @chancetherapper.

A music legend is here to provide you with the weekend entertainment you sorely need.On Saturday, Dionne Warwick decided to put her Twitter account to good use by asking some important questions of famous musicians in the industry. She started off by asking, "Hi, @chancetherapper.

“I Say a Little Prayer” singer Dionne Warwick very publicly called out The Weeknd, as well as Chance the Rapper, in the past 24 hours and they have now both responded!

Dionne Warwick engaged in a friendly back and forth with Chance The Rapper on Twitter this weekend, after asking the Chicago MC about his stage name.Last night (December 5), the legendary singer tweeted Chance about the redundancy of his rap alias.“Hi, @chancetherapper,” Warwick wrote. “If you are very obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name? I cannot stop thinking about this.”She followed it up with another tweet that said: “I am now Dionne the Singer,” before adding that ‘Holy’, Chance’s recent collaboration with Justin Bieber, is one of her current favourite songs.Hi, @chancetherapper.

Dionne Warwick’s Twitter is full of musings and thoughts but it was a question on Saturday that had everyone pondering.

Dionne Warwick has posed an interesting question on Twitter!

Dionne Warwick has taken that bird app to a new level.The musician has recently learned not only how to send out quick little 240 character messages, but she has figured out memes, gifs, Internet vernacular, and more, in such a way that many of her followers have called into question the real person behind the tweets.It all seemingly started weeks ago, when someone made a joke about slowness of the 2020 Presidential Election vote counting system. Referring to Warwick's time on The Celebrity Apprentice, when she steadily counted the cash in a register, the tweet suggested that election results were coming in slowly because Warwick was the one slowly counting the votes.