R. Kelly

It's a coming together of one of the longest-serving R&B legends, R. Kelly, with one of the biggest pop acts of the decade, Lady Gaga, on 'Do What U Want,' the latest single off her upcoming 'ARTPOP' LP.

Fans will have to wait a little longer for R. Kelly's 'Black Panties' album. The collection was originally due Nov. 11 but a rep for RCA Records has confirmed to Rolling Stone that it has been pushed back a month.

Correct us if we're wrong, but we can't think of a modern R&B artist who has come up with more inventive and outrageous metaphors for having sex with women than R. Kelly. (Remember 'You Remind Me Of Something' and 'Ignition?') Now Kellz likens his sexual appetite to an insatiable sweet tooth in the new song 'Cookie.'

News you may have missed courtesy of our sister site The Drop: R. Kelly's shopping list has hit the web and, as you might expect, it's the best and kind of strange.

R. Kelly proclaims himself a 'Genius' of a different variety on the latest single off his upcoming album, 'Black Panties,' which finally has a release date.

Despite the track losing some of its momentum amid controversy and far too many remixes, Rocko's 'U.O.E.N.O' still had enough steam to score him his highest-charting single to date. And now, for whatever reason, R. Kelly has taken on the undeniable hit.

Birdman rounds up his troops for another lavish visual off July's 'Rich Gang' compilation album. Hannah Lux directs the video to 'We Been On,' one of the few standouts on the project that saw Baby and R. Kelly reunite after their much-publicized beef over the scrapped 'Best of Both Worlds' 2 album in 2003.

In the year in which Drake's 'Started From the Bottom' has been one of the biggest records -- commercially and culturally -- it seems like telling your rags-to-riches stories has been more prevalent than usual in music. R. Kelly shared his come up on 'My Story,' which today gets a necessary visual makeover.

The latest single off R. Kelly's upcoming album, 'Black Panties,' finds the R&B stalwart linking with Future for a languid collaboration, 'Tear It Up.' While these two are clearly hit-makers in their own right, does that mean they can make it work on the same track? Listen and find out.

Nearly 10 years after the release of R. Kelly's original 'Trapped in the Closet' (Part 1 - 5), Kells has just confirmed that new chapters for the saga are a "couple months" away.