Idolator

Earlier this month, the Baltimore R & B quartet announced that it was reuniting on a hometown radio station—only to reveal that the reunion was off about 10 minutes later, thanks to member Woody Rock suddenly realizing mid-announcement that he'd been "called by God on an assignment" that didn't involve singing slow jams alongside Sisqo. (Footage of the abortive reunion is above, in case you didn't see it the first time around.) Last night at a club in Baltimore, the three remaining members held an open audition for a replacement, and Idolator's own Al Shipley was there in service of the Baltimore City Paper. And the story has a happy ending! Well, for now at least. More »

I channel surf back and forth between a few local Baltimore stations during my morning commute every day, but obviously this morning I made a mistake by not listening to 92Q. For the first time in years, hometown R&B heroes Dru Hill appeared on the air together to announce a reunion of all four original members, including onetime solo star Sisqo. But not ten minutes into the interview, Woody Rock started to explain that he feels he's been "called by God on an assignment," and Sisqo, in disbelief, asks, "the group, right?" Once it becomes clear that Woody doesn't mean the group, Sisqo very reasonably retorts "dude, you could've told us this yesterday" and storms out, followed by a physical altercation between Woody and Nokio. I'm torn between feeling incredibly embarrassed for Baltimore right now that these guys are possibly the biggest stars we can claim as our own, and too entertained by this footage not to share it. [YouTube]