- KEZK Flips to 24-Hour Christmas Station Through Dec. 25
- The result from the Facebook Holiday poll is in
- Perception is important
- Opening of the Angad Arts Hotel
- Taxpayers across the country chipped in on the Loop Trolley fiasco
- Happy Friday from the MCMS!
- Tyrus: “I hate to laugh at someone when they’re down but…HAHA!”
- Are the moderates controlling the elections?
- Grateful and Humbled by the Opportunity
- We have the momentum to get this done
- DeVos wants to change campus rules on sexual misconduct
- Trump to visit California fire scene as death toll rises
- New Mexico woman sues hospital for resuscitating her
- Migrants won't see armed US soldiers on border
- USA Gymnastics chief operating officer Ron Galimore resigns
- Wildfire-charred movie ranch to be rebuilt over 2 years
- Fire deaths rise to 71 ahead of Trump's California visit
- Number of missing hard to peg in deadly California wildfire
- Justin Bieber, ex-neighbor settle long-running egging suit
- Cal-Stanford Big Game postponed because of wildfire smoke
- The result from the Facebook Holiday poll is in
- Perception is important
- Opening of the Angad Arts Hotel
- How is the rest of the world responding to President Trump's leadership?
- Hillary Clinton court ordered to answer questions she previously refused
- Taxpayers across the country chipped in on the Loop Trolley fiasco
- Happy Friday from the MCMS!
- Tyrus: “I hate to laugh at someone when they’re down but…HAHA!”
- Are the moderates controlling the elections?
- The Annie Frey Show - 11/15/18 - Watch Live
Saint Louis, MO
VIEW FULL FORECAST
39.2°
Partly Cloudy
HUMIDITY 69%
PRECIP. 0.15 IN
WIND ENE 3.36 MPH
Singers Daddy Yankee, left, and Janet Jackson attend their "Made For Now" single release party at Samsung on Friday, Aug. 17, 2018, in New York. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)
Janet Jackson, Daddy Yankee celebrate release of new song
NEW YORK (AP) — Janet Jackson's fans were so energetic at an event Friday for her new single that one fan chimed in so the icon could speak without interruption.
"Everybody, be quiet. We can't hear her," a girl yelled, as Jackson and the rest of the packed room at Samsung 837 in New York burst into laughter.
The excitement was around Jackson's festive song "Made for Now," which features Puerto Rican rapper Daddy Yankee and was released Friday. Jackson thanked the crowd for attending and said, "Please spread the love."
She introduced Yankee to the stage, calling him her "partner-in-crime in this song." He noted that the room included a diverse group of people, saying: "The beautiful thing is we got everybody in the building."
"Thank you Janet for uniting the country," he added.