Kelly Clarkson

In this week’s episode, Professor Butler will continue to explore the issues involved in the lawsuit between Kelly Clarkson and her ex-manager/ex-husband Brandon Blackstock. In last season’s Episode 12, which is Part I of this story, Professor Butler defined the elements of a binding contract using Clarkson’s verbal management agreement as a backdrop. This week’s focus is on post-term commissions, the reason why Kelly Clarkson MAY still owe commissions to a manager that she is no longer working with, and how a well-negotiated, written Sunset Clause, can keep the same thing from happening to you.

On this episode, we're going deep on Kelly Clarkson's controversial third album 'My December'. The commercial detour came as a shock to fans and the record label alike, introducing us to a darker Clarko sound. It failed to makes waves on the charts and agitated the label in the process but fans still stick by it to this day. Let's dig into 'My December'. 

They said I love you and you said..., Because of COVID (Kelly Clarkson song), going to filming location, did it snow where you live, Meghan Markle second pregnancy, one bad experience with food, we play WHATCHAMACALLIT and more...

A Day to Remember is one of those bands that so delicately danced between the lines of pop punk and beatdown hardcore, and it spurned lots of conversations and heated debates as to WHAT this band actually was. But in 2007, on some B-sides on a re-released album called For Those Who Have Heart, the band reminded as all that at the end of the day, almost everything is just pop when they released a BLAZIN’ cover of Kelly Clarkson’s Since U Been Gone. Not only did they expertly record a cover that was very true to the original with the perfect amount of their own fingerprint across the song, they also released a music video with a similar vibe… true to the original, and uniquely excellent. Also… we’re starting a cult and we’re all gonna live together in the “Reminest”. You in? BONUS EPISODES AND PHOTOS ON PATREON! Links: Since U Been Gone by A Day To Remember Music Video Since U Been Gone by Kelly Clarkson Music Video The Party in the USA Episode Lean On Me by George Huff Real World by State Champs Music Video Blank Space (cover) by I Prevail Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell Songs of the week: It’s Christmas and I F***ing Miss You by Charly Bliss (feat. PUP) Tourniquet by Sincere Engineer Hit us up online! Patreon | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook

"Breakaway" was Kelly Clarkson's second studio album and is widely considered to be the reason for her international success. With 12 million copies sold, and 5 top singles, it is one of the greatest pop records of the 2000's. Join me today as we go into the ins and outs of the era. From the drama, to the accolades, Planet 2000's has got you covered. 

Sometimes you just pick an episode at random thinking you'll have a good time. Sometimes you end up with the Charles Barkley episode from S37. We watched it. We talked about it.

Come on in for another episode of Hello, From Mars! A new podcast  hosted by Marissa Lanchak that brings you pop culture bits, guest hangs  (this week is BMo The Prince) and some life style love. It's the  podcast that makes you a part of it! For more follow on IG. FB and  YouTube, search: Hello, From Mars

Come on in for another episode of Hello, From Mars! A new podcast hosted by Marissa Lanchak that brings you pop culture bits, guest hangs (this week is BMo the Prince) and some life style love. It's the podcast that makes you a part of it! For more follow on IG. FB and YouTube, search: Hello, From Mars

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Miles McPherson moved to Nashville in 1986, when his father, Jerry, relocated the family there so he could work in... The post 295 – Miles McPherson: Building a Creative Sound Design Library, Early Studio Opportunities, Touring with Paramore and Kelly Clarkson appeared first on Working Drummer Podcast.