Usher's latest disc, “Raymond v. Raymond,” is a bit like deja vu. It has all the elements of his earlier albums. There's the less-than-subtle autobiographical relationship track — in this ...

The ‘OMG’ tour, aptly titled after the will.i.am-produced smash from this year’s “Raymond v. Raymond,” marks the Atlanta native’s (born Usher Raymond IV) return to arenas, his first ...

It’s when Usher calls in bigger stars that “Raymond” falters. “OMG’s” pounding production pairs him with will.i.am, and the Auto Tune makes it almost impossible to tell them apart.

Usher's latest disc, "Raymond v. Raymond," is a bit like deja vu. It has all the elements of his earlier albums. There's the less-than-subtle autobiographical relationship track — in this case ...

So notes Usher as he opens the door to his sixth studio album, “Raymond v. Raymond,” and promptly begins to ... and “Pro Lover,” pumps up the beat on the infectious club anthem “OMG ...

THERE’S THIS ONE moment in the video for Usher’s track, “Daddy’s Home,” in which a cadre of scantily clad girls caress Mr. Raymond all at once, with a kind of lustiness that is ...

It doesn’t take much to get Usher‘s attention. As he croons on his Euro-pop will.i.am-assisted single “OMG,” a “booty like ‘pow pow pow'” and “some boobies like ‘wow oh wow ...

"Daddy's home," proclaims Usher on Hey Daddy (Daddy's Home) on his sixth studio album, Raymond v Raymond, and homecoming couldn't be more sweet for the smooth-voiced R&B veteran. Though it doesn't ...

Usher's transition from teen sensation to 30-something mogul has been relatively painless, aside from his recent divorce. However, until "Raymond v. Raymond" (LaFace / Jive), it wasn't clear how ...

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Listening to the new Usher album "Raymond V Raymond," a story emerges. Divorce, nightclub, menage a trois. In three-song arc "Papers," "Guilty," and "Lil Freak," a man divorces a manipulative ...

Usher's latest disc, "Raymond v. Raymond," is a bit like deja vu. It has all the elements of his earlier albums. There's the less-than-subtle autobiographical relationship track — in this case ...