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Usher has officially met his wax double and the resemblance is almost too real.

The R&B superstar unveiled his figure at Madame Tussauds Las Vegas on Wednesday (Sept 2) and even he was stunned by the finished product.

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Drake has given his mysterious FOMO project a release date. The rapper announced that ‘Fear of Missing Out’ will reveal itself on September 15 at 9 p.m. on YouTube.

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T-Boz is recovering after suffering a sickle cell crisis. The TLC singer was hospitalized and forced to step away from the ‘It’s Iconic Tour.’

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Clipse are already back in the studio. Pusha T confirmed on The Breakfast Club that he and Malice are working on new music with Pharrell.

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‘The X Factor’ may be preparing to deliver its biggest “yes” yet: a return to UK screens.

Reports that ITV is plotting a revival of the hit talent search have intensified, and newly surfaced trademark filings suggest plans have quietly been taking shape for months.

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As Tinashe fans gear up for the anxiously awaited September 25 release of her new album ‘POPSTAR,’ the Pop stageblazer is looking to send that buzz into the stratosphere by hitting the promo trail in its support.

Beyond rocking the festival circuit with live showings of her latest singles ‘Too Easy‘ and ‘Crash Out,’ she’s showing off more of the performance prowess she’s oft-praised for by recently giving the latter a live lift on Amazon Music.

“Think I’m ’bout to lose it (Lose it), I don’t even care no more / I been on some cool sh*t (Uh, uh), but I’m ’bout to lose control (Lose control) / I’m ’bout to crash out, every time I go outside (Yeah, yeah, yeah) / Think I’m ’bout to lose it (Yeah, yeah, yeah),” she sings.

Donning 2000’s-inspired, all-black get-up and armed with a troop of female backup dancers, hop inside to see T deliver a slam dunk of a performance from a basketball court-themed set at Amazon Music studios.

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As TLC‘s Chilli forges ahead as the group’s sole performer on the ongoing ‘It’s Iconic Tour‘ with En Vogue and Salt-N-Pepa, fans have begun expressing worry and demanding answers about the well-being of frontwoman T-Boz amid reports she recently suffered a medical emergency.

With no conclusive updates delivered since the 56-year-old (born Tionne Watkins) abruptly departed the jaunt, speculation about her health status went into overdrive when her former boyfriend Dalvin DeGrate (of the popular 90’s R&B quartet Jodeci) took to social media calling for prayers for her.

The overwhelming reactions sparked by his request prompted a rep for Watkins to issue an official statement on the R&B singer’s behalf to ease fans’ concerns.

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Miley Cyrus is wasting little time hitting the promo trail in support of her 10th studio album, ‘Bass Persuades.’

Set to come bumping to digital music shelves on September 18, the effort – announced just this week – has already seen its first single and title track unveiled with an official music video.

“Ghosts run to Bermuda ’cause there’s no one to haunt / Candy’s cut with fentanyl that nobody wants / Spin it for a minute, make it all disappear / If we ain’t moving, baby, baby, why are we here? / And I don’t wanna change your mind / The bass persuades,” she wails over Maxx Morando production.

Her first taste of new music since the commercial nonperformance of last year’s ‘Something Beautiful,’ hop inside to hear the 80’s Synth-Pop-inspired ‘Bass’ in full courtesy of its Mert Alas-directed music video.

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With GRAMMY-winning producers Stereotypes at the helm, Pitbull is ready to get us back on the dance floor with the infectious new track ‘Privacy.’

Officially released in August, the song comes as a reunion with fellow Florida native and global hitmaker Jason Derulo after the two have delivered nearly two decades of celebrated collaborations including 2007’s ‘My Life,’ 2013’s ‘Fire,’ and 2015’s ‘Drive You Crazy.’

“It’s Friday night, and baby, I just wanna dance (Wanna dance) / Girl, you about to start a party in my pants (In my pants) / Don’t tell your friends, I’ll tell my friends they not invited (Yo) / ‘Cause it’s just you and me tonight, that’s how I like it (Woo),” Derulo wails on the undeniable party-starting ‘Privacy.’

Pushing the party to the next level, Pit has unleashed the music video for the new song. And while it doesn’t feature appearances from either of its performers, their message gets across loud and clear.

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The anxiously awaited 20th anniversary edition of Beyonce‘s sophomore album ‘BDAY‘ may have sent her beloved fan base (affectionately called #Beyhive) buzzing for its remixes, previously unheard songs, and surprise guest appearances when it was released Thursday (September 3), but it’s easy to argue the standout of the 31-track affair came courtesy of updated adaptation of ‘Irreemplazable‘: the Spanish version of the 2007 chart-topping hit ‘Irreplaceable.’

In the 2026-released take, Bey interpolates vocals and music from Selena Quintanilla‘s unforgettable 1992 classic ‘Como La Flor’ – a mashup that got two thumbs up the late Tejano music Queen’s family.

“This resounding approval for Beyoncé from Selena Quintanilla’s estate made it possible for this timely and meaningful duet. Two women from Texas. Two unmistakable and irreplaceable voices that broke down and continue to break down barriers. Beyoncé revered Selena and remembers listening to her on the radio in Houston,” they revealed to trumpet the tune’s arrival to digital shelves.

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Hard to believe it’s been two decades since Beyonce reigned over the Billboard 200 with her sophomore album – the September 1, 2006-released ‘BDAY.’

Silencing critics of her solo staying power at the time, the Destiny’s Child alum shined brighter than ever before with an LP chockfull of uptempo cuts that masterfully fused Pop, Rock, Soul, Latin, and more for what would become a delectable melting pot of sounds – a complete steer to the left, to the left of what fans were expecting as a follow-up to its more R&B-driven predecessor ‘Dangerously in Love’ (2003).

Home to hits like ‘Upgrade U,’ ‘Irreplaceable,’ ‘Get Me Bodied,’ and ‘Deja Vu,’ the project’s enduring legacy makes it a standout in Bey’s prized discography – a status toasted to via the official 20th anniversary edition released on Thursday (September 3).

Beyond remastering the original LP’s favorites like ‘Ring the Alarm,’ ‘Green Light,’ ‘Kitty Kat,’ and others, the expanded re-release boasts remixes, newer favorites like ‘Morning Dew (Donk),’ and even surprise collaborations with Tejano music Queen Selena, Maluma, and more.

Stream the 31-track project inside courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.

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