Kelly Rowland

Kelly Rowland finally premiered the new video for her confessional ode 'Dirty Laundry.' The-Dream-produced ballad is from K. Row's latest album, 'Talk a Good Game.'

Kelly Rowland aired out a ton of 'Dirty Laundry' in her bombshell single from 'Talk a Good Game.' The former Destiny's Child singer revealed tons of dramatic tales from her life that she hid from the world: jealousy of her sister Beyonce and more notably an abusive relationship. Rowland examines the latter in teasers for her 'Dirty Laundry' video.

Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Kelly Rowland is living the street life. Well, not actually. The R&B songstress was on 'Good Morning America' Tuesday morning (June 19) performing her new single, 'Street Life.'

Kelly Rowland got real personal on her confessional song 'Dirty Laundry.' On the remix, the Destiny's Child member meets her match with R. Kelly, who has a lot to say about his harshest critics and competitors.

Kelly Rowland releases another great song from her upcoming album, 'Talk a Good Game.' The break-up tune, 'Gone,' features a verse from Pittsburgh rhymer Wiz Khalifa.

Kelly Rowland's new song 'Dirty Laundry' is about as personal and heart-wrenching as you can get. So it's no wonder K. Rowls had quite the difficulty getting through this song during her show in Washington, D.C.

As we previously reported, Kelly Rowland has reunited with her Destiny's Child sisters -- Beyonce and Michelle Williams -- on 'You Changed,' off her upcoming album, 'Talk a Good Game,' out on June 18.

Since Kelly Rowland is such a busy woman nowadays she was forced to reschedule dates on her Lights Out tour with The-Dream.

After weeks of rumors, former Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland and Latin singer Paulina Rubio have joined 'X Factor,' replacing Britney Spears and L.A. Reid.

With all the announcements of stars leaving and joining the judging panels of various singing competitions, it wouldn't hurt to have another, right? Well, the latest comes from 'The X Factor,' which has just announced Kelly Rowland as one of its newest judges.