Cee-Lo Green recently revealed to Rolling Stone that he looks forward to “an onslaught of music this year”. He is currently trimming down his next solo LP, Girl Power, from “40 or 5 songs to about 13″, and also hopes to see a Gnarls Barkley LP by the end of the year, and possibly another [cont.]

Cee-Lo Green tells an annoying TMZ reported that a Gnarls Barkley reunion will happen “Like, next year… Really”.

Cee-Lo celebrated his birthday out here in the city that never sleeps at Light Group’s new Haze Nightclub at Aria. Here, he performs a set of GB classics, “Smiley Faces”, “Gone Daddy Gone”, “Crazy” and “Run”? Ya’ll know this shit?

It was an accident. It wasn’t supposed to happen like that. It broke the rules of what a hit single should be. The unlikely pairing of Goodie Mob frontman, Cee-Lo, and remixer-turned-super-producer, Danger Mouse was a fluke in today’s age of disposable music. But “Crazy”, coupled with a ridiculously solid debut, did it for Gnarls [cont.]

    Two years ago, things looked pretty bleek for Cee-Lo Green, an ex-member of Goodie Mob, who was only getting older. The former Goodie Mob frontman released two critically praised solo LP’s, Cee-Lo Green and His Perfect Imperfections and Cee Lo Green Is The Soul Machine, showing steady consecutive musical growth. Problem was, Cee-Lo was [cont.]