Timbaland

Timbaland protégé Tink has reworked Aaliyah's "One in a Million."

There's a lot going on with Justin Timberlake. The singer, who successfully resurrected his music career after ditching it for films for a half-decade, will drop his next single from the best-selling 'The 20/20 Experience' in the form of 'Tunnel Vision.' JT co-wrote 'Tunnel Vision' with Jerome 'J-Roc' Harmon, and you can see the sexy single artwork to the left.

Justin Timberlake's new album 'The 20/20 Experience' is an aural experience to say the least. In a behind-the-scenes video for the album, the 'Suit & Tie' crooner introduces us to his "Cast of Characters" who assisted him in creating his third album.

Chris Brown shouldn't be getting into any trouble for the next couple of months. That's because the embattled R&B superstar is locked down in the studio working on his sixth LP.

Timbaland is unleashing 'The Party Anthem' on the world with a new track featuring his longtime collaborator Missy Elliott, plus Lil Wayne and T-Pain.

So is there a posthumous Aaliyah project in the works? No one seems to know, not even Missy Elliott or Timbaland. The hit-making duo appeared on Power 105's The Breakfast Club Tuesday morning (Sept. 18) to set the record straight on their involvement with the supposed album.

Missy Elliott is a woman of her word. She and Timbaland promised to drop new tracks this month, and Misdemeanor delivered. She released both 'Triple Threat' and '9th Inning' at midnight tonight (Sept. 18).

Missy Elliott and her longtime collaborator, Timbaland, have been promising new music for a while -- and it appears that they're ready to deliver.

Guess who's back? Missy Elliott will drop two new singles next month, according to her longtime collaborator Timbaland. The veteran producer made the announcement on his Twitter page that Misdemeanor will release '9th Inning' and 'Triple Threat' in early September.

Contrary to previous reports, Missy Elliott and Timbaland are not involved in the posthumous Aaliyah album. Missy and Timbo's manager issued a press release (via Billboard), stating they "will not be participating" on the Drake and Noah "40" Shebib executive-produced project.