Alicia Keys shows off new hair cut while performing on Good Morning America Concert Series

She's known for her powerful voice.
But on Friday, it was Alicia Keys' updated 'do that made the loudest statement as she performed with Maxwell on ABC's Good Morning America Concert Series in New York City's Rumsey playfield, 
After chopping off her sleek bob, the 32-year-old R&B singer-songwriter paraded her new pixie cut, joining multiple other celebrities such as Beyonce who have lost their long locks.

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Alicia Keys debuts Tear always win'music video

Alicia Keys is a performing show girl in this brand new music video for her song “Tears Always Win”.
“Call me so we can watch together!!! The #TearsAlwaysWin video is premiering in ONE HOUR” the 33-year-old entertainer wrote on her Twitter account before the release. “Singing my heart out! Excited to share the #TearsAlwaysWin video” she added afterwards.

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Alicia Keys covers Marie Claire magazine

They are one of the music world's golden couples, supporting each other through their careers and helping to raise two-year-old son Egypt.
But it seems that things weren't always so rosy between Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz, as the superstar has admitted that she found him 'annoying' when they first met.
Speaking to Marie Claire, the 32-year-old opened up about the couple's long journey to romance, while posing for an ethereal new photo shoot.
'Honestly, I didn't really like him that much,' she said, talking about when she first met the American hip hop artist while they were both teenagers.
'I though he was ostentatious. He'll drive the fastest, brightest car, wear the biggest jewellery, the loudest jacket; everything with him is really over the top,' she admitted.
'I was like, he is so annoying,' she said, reminiscing about when she saw him drive past a restaurant in a huge white Rolls-Royce Phantom.
'I fought tooth and nail,' she said, admitting that she originally didn't want to work with him. 'Finally though, we did it and we had a ball.'
'I think we've taught each other a lot,' she said. 'He's taught me how to live more fully and I've taught him how to live more deeply.'
The singer also admitted that she struggled with the negative attitudes of people close to her during her rise to fame.
'There might have been people in my life who, now, when I look back, I realise were kind of insulting or abusive - verbally or emotionally - or just not supportive,' she said.
Speaking about her beloved three-year-old son, the singer says '[He] never gets grouchy or grumpy. He has a great disposition.'


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Stars at 2013 Met Gala

Stars arriving on the red-carpet at 2013 Met Gala.
















































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