M.I.A.

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The M.I.A.-directed clip for "Swords" and "Warriors" co-stars the fiercest band of sword-wielding girls we've ever seen.

The finger that launched a million dollar lawsuit. When M.I.A. flipped the bird during the 2012 Super Bowl, she probably had no idea of the financial and legal repercussions her gesture would bring. The NFL is now demanding $16.6 million from the singer for her 'Give Me All Your Luvin'' performance alongside Nicki Minaj and Madonna.

M.I.A. has designed a fashion line collection with Versace that will be released in October. The UK artist did not have to write a remix track to Drake/Migos' 'Versace' to line up this luxury designer deal, it has been in the works for a few years now.

Baby Bash is back on the 2@10 with Miguel as they look for another win with 'Slideover'. M.I.A. may have pissed a few people off during the Super Bowl halftime show, but we encourage that here on the 2@10. She goes for win #1 with 'Bad Girls'. Who will you vote for?  Listen to the tracks and vote for your favorite, then call Ian in the studio and let him know what

Odds are good that M.I.A. really doesn't care about the negative backlash she has received after last nights Super Bowl performance with Madonna. She has always been outspoken, and most of the time welcomes the critics words. That spirit is definitely the theme of her 'Bad Girls' track.

Madonna kept her promise to offer a clean show during her Super Bowl XLVI halftime performance. It was not oversexed or even PG-13 rated, which could have been expected, since Madge has been known to demonstrate a flair for the erotic throughout her career.

Madonna‘s much-hyped Super Bowl XLVI halftime show was a golden, gladiator-inspired spectacle that featured assists from LMFAO, Nicki Minaj, M.I.A. and Cee Lo Green.

In a somewhat incomprehensible tweet, Sri Lankan spitter M.I.A. confirmed a collaboration with Nicki Minaj and the Queen of Pop herself, Madonna.