Trey Songz is once again at the center of yet another legal wrangle.
For, after being hit with a number of sexual assault allegations, the singer is being accused of literally hitting a woman – multiple times over.
Full story below…
Trey Songz is once again at the center of yet another legal wrangle.
For, after being hit with a number of sexual assault allegations, the singer is being accused of literally hitting a woman – multiple times over.
Full story below…
The stars shine bright for one of music’s biggest calendar nights – the American Music Awards 2022!
Broadcasting live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, see the industry’s most notable names just moments after they arrive at the scene.
See and sound off on their fashion hits and misses below…
As a former reality singing competition contestant, Camila Cabello offers a most unique perspective as judge on the current season of NBC’s ‘The Voice.’
Waxing honest about her journey from ‘X-Factor’ to solo superstardom, Camila recently stopped by fellow judge/EGOT winner John Legend‘s Web series ‘Trailer Talk’ to not only dish about her growth as a singer and performer but also how she teaches and learns from the superstar-hopefuls who make up her team.
The two powerhouses concluded their heartwarming chat with a stunning cover of 2022 megahit ‘Glimpse of Us’ by Japanese singer-songwriter Joji.
See it inside.
Queen of Quiet Storm Anita Baker may be celebrating her 65th birthday in January 2023, but the diva recently sent her fans into a royal frenzy with the subtle announcement she’s the one who will be handing out gifts.
See what we mean inside.
Nearly two years after winning acclaim for his Apple Music exclusive take on the yuletide classic ‘O Christmas Tree,’ R&B sensation Giveon is garnering a similar reaction for Amazon Music thanks to his stirring rendition of ‘The First Noel.’
Part of the platform’s annual Original Songs series, Giveon joins this year’s superstar contributors Lizzo and Kane Brown – the latest set of big names from a list that includes previous covers from Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Camila Cabello, and others.
Hop inside to hear his take on the historic holiday tune.
John Legend has found quite the friend in Colombian music sensation Sebastian Yatra.
In March the dynamic duo earned critical acclaim when they teamed for the remix of the latter’s #1 hit, ‘Tacones Rojos.’ Yatra later returned the favor when he hopped on the bilingual revamp of John’s latest single ‘Nervous‘ (found aboard the September-released set ‘Legend‘).
On the live front, fans of both got to see ‘Tacones’ in action Thursday (November 17) when the two brought it to the 2022 Latin GRAMMYs – a highlight of the show as Sebastian also collected the Best Pop Song trophy for the tune.
Look inside to see how they fared if you missed the action when it first aired.
Multi-hyphenate diva Jennifer Lopez is no stranger for making headlines after tackling beloved musical numbers from some of history’s most celebrated vocal divas.
When not rocking the GRAMMYs with a Motown tribute that featured her singing Teena Marie‘s eternal jam, ‘Square Biz,’ Lopez has tried her hand at Barbra Streisand‘s ‘Enough is Enough,’ Toni Braxton‘s ‘Unbreak My Heart,’ and even took a crack at her arch nemesis Mariah Carey‘s modern Christmas classic, ‘All I Want For Christmas’ (as we reported here).
And when it comes to Christmas, J.Lo has never shied away from showing off her festive spirit.
In 2020, she teamed with renown vocal coach and good friend Stevie Mackey for an updated take on the holiday tune, ‘It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year’ – a number they later shared a live party performance of on Instagram.
Already excited for holiday season 2022, Mackey took to YouTube recently to revisit even more scenes from that epic yuletide gathering including one where Lopez and powerhouse vocalist Shelea gathered around the piano to belt Whitney Houston‘s inaugural chart-topper, 1985’s ‘Saving All My Love For You.’
Hop inside to see how they fared.
Self-proclaimed ‘Queen of da Souf’ Latto may be paving her own lane in the music realm thanks to big hits like ‘Big Energy’ and ‘It’s Givin,’ but she’s never shied away from givin’ props to the Rap Queens who came before her – especially those from the South.
Though historically noted for her reverence of Foxy Brown, Lil Kim, and Nicki Minaj (despite their recent fallout), Latto (born Alyssa Stephens) has gone on record praising Southern female Rap icon Trina – who also featured on the remix of the 23-year-old’s breakout hit ‘B*tch from da Souf’ – and also Memphis legends La Chat and Gangsta Boo.
The latter found herself the topic of Stephens’ conversation once more, this time during the ‘Wheelie‘ star’s recent pit stop in Vancouver as supporting act on the critically acclaimed, Lizzo-led ‘Special Tour.’
Look inside to see what she said.
North American Lizzo fans, affectionately called #Lizzbians, who may have thought they missed out on the Stateside dates of the diva’s critically acclaimed ‘Special Tour’ will be pleased to know the original November 19 close of the jaunt is no more.
Kelly Rowland is booked, busy, and unbothered.
The GRAMMY-winning diva, who is hot on the promo trail for her new Paramount+ movie ‘Fantasy Football,’ dominated headlines this week for clapping back at Hot 97 radio DJ Peter Rosenberg for saying she ‘plays second’ to former bandmate/best friend Beyonce.
“Light attracts light, and I am light. So I am a beautiful brown shining light. I don’t think anybody’s light dims anyone else’s,” she told Rosenberg at the time. ”I think that when other people start to compare you, I think that shows how dim they are of themselves.”
Once she was done, Twitter united to continue the drag – not only slamming Peter for his problematic commentary but also giving the ‘Flowers‘ singer her flowers for the work she’s done as a solo act across movies and music for the last 20 years.
Although the uproar prompted the DJ to quickly lend an apology, Rowland – instead of directly responding to him – opted to thank her fans and admirers for the massive outpour of support.
Look inside to see what she said.
Over the summer R&B superstar Chris Brown made headlines for saying music award shows haven’t invited him to perform in years, a message that underscores why he – despite having some of the biggest Urban hits of the last decade – has rarely been seen delivering said smashes on major televised stages.
His dedicated fan base, affectionately called #TeamBreezy, thought the ‘Fortune‘ singer’s misfortune was set to change when reports surfaced he was due to do a tribute to his idol, Michael Jackson, in honor of the 40th anniversary of the King of Pop’s magnum opus, ‘Thriller,’ at the American Music Awards (AMAs) on Sunday (November 20).
And while rehearsal footage eventually surfaced of Brown showing off his oft-praised footwork in salute of the music icon, he doubled back to confirm he’s no longer on the show’s performance roster.
Taylor Swift‘s highly anticipated 2023 stadium jaunt – The Eras Tour – generated such incredible demand with its presale it set a record of 2 million tickets sold in one day, an event that’s become a nightmare for Ticketmaster.
Forcing the site to shut down sales due to ‘insufficient inventory,’ the fiasco left millions of Taylor fans (affectionately called #Swifties) in the cold – prompting many to take to social media to air out their grievances.
Even Swift herself issued a statement on the matter, saying Ticketmaster’s mishandling of the process ‘pisses her off.’
Although reps from the company initially offered a response to the hoopla on their site, that explanation has since been removed and replaced with an official statement that includes an apology to Taylor and the #Swifties.
Look inside to see it.