Take a walk down memory lane with us today, as we watch this footage of Destiny’s Child and Christina Aguilera sharing their thoughts on the controversial video for TLC‘s ‘Unpretty‘.
Speaking openly on their personal battles with body image, the footage you’ll see was shot shortly after the video’s release and sees Kelly Rowland and Chilli hold nothing back when addressing their lowest points.
Vintage footage below…
Kelly Rowland has proven that she knows how to ‘Talk A Good Game’ solo, however -in a treat for Destiny’s Child fans – Ms. Kelly calls on her band mates for new track ‘You’ve Changed’.
Produced by Harmony, a meaty preview of the R&B groove was played during the 32-year-old’s visit to Raheem DeVaughn‘s radio show over the weekend.
Not to be confused as a “Destiny’s Child track”, the cut sees Kelly take center-stage with support from her sisters.
Taken a listen below…
Happy Memorial Day from the That Grape Juice family to yours!
To ode the brave men and women who fight to protect our countries (on both sides of the pond), we’ve assembled a collection of military-themed music videos that we’ve grown to love over the years.
From Mariah Carey’s ‘I Still Believe’ to the iconic Janet Jackson‘s ‘Rhythm Nation’, the efforts of military servicemen and women have long stood as muses for some of music’s most memorable videos.
Take a look below for our faves and share some of your own:
Filed Under: Chris Brown, Christina Aguilera, Destiny's Child, Janet Jackson, Katy Perry, Mariah Carey, Rihanna, Trey Songz, Whitney Houston
That Grape Juice joined Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams in welcoming the release of ‘Side Effects Of You’, the latest album from ‘Without Me’ singer Fantasia.
Arriving at LA’s London Bridge Studios to enjoy all the album had to offer before it drops on April 23rd, the R&B darlings enjoyed the company of producer Harmony Samuel, as they listened to the release…which we are happy to say is her best yet.
More pics from last night below…
As earlier reported, Kelly Rowland is re-teaming with fellow Destiny Child divas Beyonce and Michelle Williams on new album ‘Talk A Good Game’.
Little had been disclosed about the track beyond its existence, however the ‘Motivation’ singer has opened up to our friends about the song, which now has a confirmed title of ‘You Changed’. The soulful number was produced by Harmony Samuels and penned by Courtney Harrell.
Watch as Ms. Kelly dishes on the hotly anticipated cut (which is interestingly being billed as “ft. Beyonce & Michelle Williams and not “Destiny’s Child”)…
Kelly Rowland is set to ‘Talk A Good Game’ this Summer and is doing so with help from a few familiar faces.
Details below…
Keyshia Cole‘s has had A LOT to say about Destiny’s Child stars Beyonce and Michelle Williams as of late. Watch as That Grape Juice assess whether she should be speaking in the first place.
Do you agree with Patrick? Is Ms. Cole even in a position to be offering her two cents? Let us know below…
As reported here, today will see ‘Girl On Fire’ Alicia Keys blaze the NBA All Star Game Halftime Show with a medley of hits, much like her 2010 showing.
As ever, while we hope to add Keys’ name to a list of the awesome performances of the platform’s past, we would be remiss not to ode those performances by collecting a few of our favorites.
Take a stroll with That Grape Juice down NBA All Star memory lane and see the best of the best do it oh so well. Sound off below on your favorites as well:
Filed Under: Alicia Keys, Beyonce, Chris Brown, Destiny's Child, Mary J. Blige, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, Shakira, Toni Braxton, Usher
With a career spanning 16 years, it’s safe to say Destiny’s Child has seen their fair share of Pop upstarts come and go all too quickly. However, more so than any of the newbies they’ve watched rise from beneath their shadows comes ‘Pon De Replay‘ belle Rihanna, signed and launched by Beyonce‘s very own husband, Jay Z in 2005.
Indeed, so fast has Rihanna’s ascent to the top been, that it’s hard to believe that she once paid tribute to the multi-platinum trio in her launch year, joining Teairra Mari and Amerie to honor them at the 2005 ‘World Music Awards‘.
Take a trip down memory lane with us below…
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