Jennifer Hudson Collaborates with David Guetta on New Single ‘Night of Your Life’

Listen to the newly-released track “Night of Your Life” by David Guetta featuring the American Idol alum Jennifer Hudson.

The former American Idol contestant and Academy Award winner teamed up with the popular French DJ for a new taste of music. The song “Night of My Life” is said to be different from Hudson’s usual R&B style and features a house beat that is distinctively Guetta’s.

Listen to the track here:

David Guetta ft. Jennifer Hudson – Night Of Your Life Lyrics

Boy I see ya looking at me
I feel you eyes on me like you gotta have me
Watching every more like it’s for you
You can’t help it you’re attracted like a magnet
My love ain’t easy
You gon’ have to put in some work
You can’t buy me a drink thinking I’mma fall for your flirt
You gotta make it right
If you wanna go spend some time
You gotta raise the bar tonight

[Chorus]

Let me baby treat me right
Make it eternity and not only one night
If you love me til the end of time
Then I will promise you the night of your life
So now love me baby treat me right
And we’ll be riding it from morning til midnight

If you love me til the end of time
Then I will promise you the night of your life
Night of your life life life
Night of your life life life
I could have ya if I wanted to
Down in one knee and following me where the bells ringing
I could claim ya be your savior
Wrap your heart inside of these songs and you’ll never leave
I could have you hindsight round my body all up on me
Boy you’ll be stuck to me if I wanted with no release
I’ll have you begging wishing now I give a piece
Baby you’ll never be the same

[Chorus]

Let me baby treat me right
Make it eternity and not only one night
If you love me til the end of time
Then I will promise you the night of your life
So now love me baby treat me right
And we’ll be riding it from morning til midnight
If you love me til the end of time
Then I will promise you the night of your life
Night of your life life life
Night of your life life life

[Bridge]

Taller than the mountains deeper than the sea
You’re boiling hot for me one hundred degrees
I want you to love like you’re afraid to dream
Let’s make tonight a reality…

[Chorus]

So now love me baby treat me right
And we’ll be riding it from morning til midnight
If you love me til the end of time
Then I will promise you the night of your life
Night of your life life life
Night of your life life life
Night of your life life life

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Manny Pacquiao Hits US Top 10 with New Single

Eight-division boxing world champion and congressman Manny Pacquiao has made it into various lists, from ESPN, Forbes to TIME magazine’s. This time, the Filipino boxer entered the US music charts.

Pacman’s single “Sometimes When We Touch” moved to No. 7 in the secondary adult contemporary rankings last Wednesday.

Last April 28, more than a week before his anticipated bout against American Shane Mosley, Paquiao has released his cover of the Dan Hill hit on iTunes.

The world first heard about Pacquiao’s singing talent when the boxing champion performed the same song on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” in late 2009. This paved way for Dan Hill, the writer/singer of the song, to reach out to Pacman.

They became fast friends, agreed to make the record and now it’s climbing the charts even without Pacquiao promoting it on radio stations and other media.

For a champion boxer, it’s definitely an amazing feat.

Watch the behind the recording video here.

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Program can identify your gender based on a single tweet

You can be anyone and anything you want to be on the Internet, right? Sure, but you'll have a pretty tough time concealing your gender from a clever program which could identify if you're male or female based on as little as a single tweet.

FastCompany reports that researchers from the Mitre Corporation will present a paper in which they discuss a method of identifying the genders of Twitter users at the Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing in Scotland soon.

Before we get into the details of the method and paper though, let's clarify something. The terms "sex" and "gender" have generally accepted meanings — as outlined by the World Health Organization here:

"Sex" refers to the biological and physiological characteristics that define men and women.

"Gender" refers to the socially constructed roles, behaviours, activities, and attributes that a given society considers appropriate for men and women.

To put it another way:

"Male" and "female" are sex categories, while "masculine" and "feminine" are gender categories.

In the case of the paper we're discussing — which is entitled  "Discriminating Gender on Twitter" — the terms appear to have been used interchangeably. The researchers created a dataset based on Twitter users whom they could classify as either male or female — meaning they knew the individuals' sexes — while appearing to focus on identifying gender (as in masculine and feminine traits). This leaves us a little bit confused and wondering about how transgendered individuals would fit into the dataset among other things.

But that oddity and discrepancy aside, here's what the researchers figured out after creating their dataset:

The dataset was about 55% female, 45% male (which squares roughly with estimates of Twitter's overall gender breakdown). Thus, by guessing "female" for every user, a computer would be right 55% of the time.

But then they actually had a computer analyze the data and make guesses. The results were a bit surprising:

Simply by examining the full name of the user, a computer was accurate about 89% of the time--a remarkable improvement, if not an especially interesting one, since first names are highly predictive of gender. The Mitre findings become intriguing, though, when the team limited its analysis to tweets alone. By scanning for patterns in all the tweets of a given user, Mitre's program was able to guess the correct gender 75.8% of the time--a 20% improvement over the baseline. And even just by analyzing a single tweet of a user, it was right 65.9% of the time--an over 10% improvement over the baseline.

It gets even better though! By letting the computer analyze more than one data field before making a guess, the researchers were able to boost its accuracy to a whopping 92 percent:

Mitre

Crazy, right? The reason the program used could be so accurate is that our word choices and character usages give us away. For example, females are more likely to use exclamation marks and smiley faces in tweets while males are more prone to include the word "google" in their Twitter posts:

Mitre

Well, perhaps that particular tidbit is a bit amusing and demonstrates one of the difficulties of gathering data from a social media service, but no matter: The research results remain the same, as does the accuracy demonstrated.

So you might as well give up on attempting to act as if you're a hot babe if you happen to be an older gentleman — or vice versa — before your tweets give you away.

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Rosa Golijan writes about tech here and there. She's obsessed with Twitter and loves to be liked on Facebook. Oh, and she can be found on Google+, too.

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