Brianna Tatiana was signed with Maloof Music, the same label that handles Ali Lohan.

Last Thursday, Brianna walked out on her contract with Maloof, accusing the company of “extremely unorthodox business practices and lies.”

First Listen - Brianna Tatiana “The Drama”

Allie: Tell us what happened with Maloof Music. When did you sign with them, what did they do - what did they not do?

Brianna: I signed with Maloof Music in early 2008. I had contacted all of the major record labels as well as some independent labels, as I knew it was time to get going with my music, but hadn’t received any offers to my liking. Finally, I flew to The Palms in Vegas and met with the team at Maloof. My father was with me, and they presented us with a contract - which was thrilling - however, there were a LOT of problems. Thankfully we managed to sort them out.

Well, the picture I received, believe it or not, was of a British musician who looked similarly to me. They made an under the table deal to use her image as mine, no questions asked. I immediately called Maloof and threw a fit. I was eventually told if I didn’t want to release the single, I could leave Maloof. I was terrified to leave my record label. I was depending on them for a successful musical career. Stupidly of me, I agreed to use the picture. It wasn’t released to a wide audience at all, but the people who did see it immediately recognized this British individual and accused ME of pretending to be her; of stealing her photo. I was mortified. I tried to put it behind me, as my single “Invisible” was set to be released that week. Well, the single came out, however, I wasn’t singing it. They released the demo version, sung by a friend of mine named Alexa, instead of MY version. Mortified - again. That’s when I walked. No more Maloof. It was, overall, a horrific experience that nearly drove me out of the music industry.

Allie: Do you think there will be any ramifications as a result of walking out of your contract, or do they even care?

Brianna: There will definitely be ramifications. I’m now releasing my album, “Colors of a Girl,” independently. I’m sure sales won’t be nearly as high. Promotion won’t be nearly as widespread as it could have been. Access to great producers and songwriters is much more difficult now. Yes, definite ramifications.

Allie: When I first heard your music, my initial thought was Alicia Keys. Who have you been compared to musically?

Brianna: Wow, thank you very much! I love Alicia Keys, she’s a huge inspiration. Most of the time I’m compared to JoJo, actually. I’ve been compared to Christina Aguilera (another out-of-this-world honor), Britney Spears, and even Norah Jones. I won’t name the negative comparisons (laughs).

Allie: Who writes your songs? What inspires the lyrics?

Brianna: I actually write all of my music, sometimes alone and sometimes with professional songwriters. I’ve worked with some amazing people, including Kara DioGuardi, Lady GaGa, Adam Bertrand, and Ryan Tedder. It’s been unbelievable.

Read the rest of the interview, after the jump!

Allie: What inspires you to do what you do?

Brianna: What inspires me… oh gosh. Everything! Life! It all depends, sometimes I’ll be in the middle of a conversation and get an idea for a song. Other times it takes time, and I have to sit and wait for it to come. I’ve even woken up in the middle of the night several times to write down ideas inspired by dreams. I think all songwriters tend to write about their life experiences, though.

I’m definitely inspired to do what I do by my love of music, my love of acting, my love of modeling and all things photography, and the desire to reach other people - whether that be through songs, movies, or photos. If I can change even one life for the better, it’s all worth it.

Allie: How long have you been singing?

Brianna: I’ve been told I’ve been singing since I was four. I remember I got a Barbie karaoke machine and sung Mariah Carey’s “Hero.” My mom tells me everyone was blown away. I’m just like, “seriously? ‘Hero,’ at FOUR? Wow, go me!” (laughs again)

Allie: I’ve noticed that you’ve dabbled in acting, is this something that you want to continue to pursue as well?

Brianna: Acting is definitely a passion and something I want to pursue. I was first on film when I was 15, for MTV’s “My Super Sweet Sixteen.” That wasn’t such a great experience, so I dropped out of the acting scene for a while. However, I recently was cast as one of the female leads in Dreamworks’ “The Ring Three,” which is so exciting, because I loved the first two movies. I’ll also be appearing in an upcoming episode of The CW’s “The Beautiful Life,” which is actually airing on YouTube now!

Allie: What’s next for you?

Brianna: What’s next for me… well, I just shot a campaign for Stuart Weitzman, and I’ve been hired to shoot another in the coming months. Two films, “Nonstop” and “Bleachers” are coming. “Nonstop” is great; it’s about a flight that’s intercepted mid-trip by aliens. “Bleachers” is a comedy. But, of course, the main focus is the music! “Colors of a Girl” is set to come out by 2010 or very, very shortly thereafter, along with single releases. I’m sure there’s plenty of modeling in my future as well, that just sort of comes in waves all of the sudden.

Brianna has basked in the public spotlight since birth - her father is one of the country’s top attorneys, Howard Weitzman. Mr. Weitzman has worked for clients such as O.J. Simpson and Paris Hilton.

Brianna Tatiana Official Website

Multi-Grammy award winning singer Norah Jones and late-night host Jimmy Kimmel collaborated to create a very special holiday song which aired last night on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”

Their original acoustic duet entitled “12 Days of YouTube” featuring 12 of the most popular YouTube videos of the year including smoking monkeys, crying babies and a woman falling down a hole.

Here at Allie Is Wired, we pride ourselves on finding the best music for our readers. So, if you haven’t heard of J.R. King yet, then allow us to introduce him to you.

J.R. King is an enigma when it comes to music. His versatility gives him the power to resurrect hip hop and R&B and carry it on his shoulders.

Listen to his single, “Mirror,” off his latest album titled, “23.”

Love it? Check out more of his music HERE.

Born in Chicago, IL on January 21, 1987, J.R. began his music venture in 1998 writing poetry. By the year 2000, he was part of a local R&B group called Innovation and signed to independent label, Verse-A-Tyle Entertainment.

J.R. began recording his debut album ‘Rebel 4 The Hell of It‘ in early 2001. By February, due to financial differences, J.R. left Verse-A-Tyle Entertainment, leaving his album unfinished.

In March 2001, J.R. signed to Diamond Cut Productions where he took songs from ‘Rebel 4 The Hell of It’ and collaborated them with a series of new songs and released his debut album ‘The Gameplan of a Changed Man‘ in April 2001.

Receiving positive mass reviews on the album, he was quickly compared to the late Tupac Shakur. Many believed that with his swagger on the records, he could possibly be either the next or even better than Shakur.

In 2002, J.R. re-signed with Verse-A-Tyle, re-inventing himself and his image into that of a more dark lyricist. On January 21, 2002, he released third album titled, “Genesis”. During this darker period, he went under the stage name, “Prophecy”.

In 2004, J.R. created his own artist label called “One Nation”. In 2005, J.R. left the group B.N.I.C. to continue his solo career.

To talk to the singer himself, you can follow him on Twitter.

The new Director’s Cut from Britney Spears’ video for “3″ has just been released.

If you’re wondering what the difference is between the two videos, I can tell you that so were we. But after further examination, we definitely like this one a lot better.

We’ve noticed that this version is much hotter than the first and features more of Brit rolling around on the floor and dancing sexy. I’m guessing this ought to boost even more sales for “The Singles Collection”. (PS-There’s still time to enter our contest to win the collection HERE!)

Click here to see the video for yourself, then come back and leave us a comment letting us know what you think!

In spring of 2007 the American Idol crooner faced boob job rumors after appearing to have doubled her cleavage. TMZ ran a poll in which 87% of voters thought her breasts were fake. The story blew over and Tiger Woods became a whore.

Now, Brad Paisley is reportedly reheating the Kellie Pickler boob job rumor. Paisley and Pickler toured through 2008 together and he is apparently an expert fake boobie detector. He was convinced that she had gotten a breast augmentation. He decided that on the last day of their tour to prank her with a video that contained photoshopped images of her. This obviously happened over a year ago, but Brad went bragging about it and once again raised the plastic surgery question again.

“It was her last show, so we produced a video. We called it, ‘You be the judge.’ We showed photos of her before and after American Idol and just asked if anything was different. As most of you know, cosmetically, something is different. “She had to walk out onstage to it (the photos).”

What do you think? Was it a harmless practical joke or did he go too far?

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Yes, you read that right, we’re giving away the entire collection to one lucky Allieiswired reader!

Contest ends on December 18th, and it is just in time for gift giving to that special Britney fan in your life.

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Here is a behind the scenes look at Beyonce and Lady Gaga’s ‘Video Phone’ video shoot. B and Gaga put the video together after an impromptu called Besus had made to get Gaga in the vid. She learned the choreography in less than a day and got along swimmingly with the “Single Ladies” singer.