2010 Euphoria

Spanish pop singer Enrique Iglesias is back with his ninth studio album, Euphoria, released on July 6. This album marks the first time the singer has released a truly bilingual album (previous albums only included Spanish versions of English songs). The album features Akon, Nicole Scherzinger of Pussycat Dolls, Juan Luis Guerra on "Cuando Me Enamoro" and Pitbull on "I Like It." See all of his videos including his two newest in this career-spanning retrospective.

2007 Insomniac

The fourth English-language album from Iglesias surfaced in 2007, Insomniac, including the single "Do You Know? (The Ping Pong Song)" and "Push" featuring Lil Wayne.

2003 7 and Quizas

The English album simply titled 7 released in 2003 hot on the heels of the Spanish-language ballad album Quizas released in 2002.

2001 Escape

Escape released in October of 2001 and included the defining singles "Escape" and "Hero."  

1999 Enrique

The self-titled, English-language debut, Enrique, released in 1999 was his

2010 Distant Relatives

The new collaboration from New York rapper Nas and Jamaican reggae-rapper Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley was released on May 18, titled Distant Relatives. Check out the new video from the album "As We Enter" and the videos from each of their careers in this special Then & Now.

2008 Nas

Nas' politically charged self-titled album materialized in 2008 after a great deal of controversy arose over the original title--which caused Reverend Jesse Jackson and the NAACP to speak out against it.

2006 Hip Hop Is Dead

After being dissed on 50 Cent's song "Piggy Bank" in 2005 and Jay-Z's song "Takeover" in 2001, Nas made a surprise appearance at Jay-Z's much-hyped I Declare War concert in October. Together the two rivals performed "Dead Presidents," Jay-Z's 1996 debut single; the classic song, produced by Ski Beatz and featured on Reasonable Doubt, features a prominent sample of "The World Is Yours," a 1994 classic by Nas. The reconciliation of Jay-Z and Nas opened the door to a

2010 Raymond v. Raymond

Usher's latest album Raymond v. Raymond was released on March 30 led by three singles. See his newest videos from the album, "Hey Daddy (Daddy's Home)" featuring Plies, "Lil Freak" featuring Nicki Minaj, and "OMG" featuring Will.I.Am, as well all of his videos spanning his career.

2008 Here I Stand

Usher's 2008 album Here I Stand topped the Billboard 200 and Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Albums charts and the single "Love In This Club" reached the top of the Hot 100.

2004 Confessions

In early 2004, Arista released the single "Yeah!" Produced by Lil Jon and guesting Ludacris, the addictive, lightly crunk cut fast became a club and radio favorite. By the time the Usher full-length Confessions dropped later that March, "Yeah!" had hit the top of the Billboard charts. The album itself was Usher's most mature work to date and won the Grammy for Best Contemporary R&B Album in 2004, while "Yeah!" took home the best rapped/sung collaboration award.

2001 8701

Usher launched an acting

2010 Somewhere Down The Road

The original CCM turned pop singer Amy Grant will release her latest full-length album Somewhere Down The Road on March 30. Take a look back at all of her videos that span her multi-platinum career.

2009 She Colors My Day

In celebration of Mother's Day 2009, Grant released a four-track EP, She Colors My Day, as a digital download. It contained two new songs including the title track, "She Colors My Day."

2007 Sparrow Records

In 2007 Grant announced that she was ending her association with Word Records, which dated back to 1976, with sales of more than 30 million albums, and signed to EMI-owned Sparrow Records. Since she had maintained ownership of her masters, she took her entire catalog of recordings with her to Sparrow/EMI CMG, which remastered and reissued her 16 albums. Later that year Grant's new label released a new single-CD Greatest Hits album (not to be confused with Greatest Hits 1986-2004 released on A&M records).

2003 Simple Things

Grant returned