Britney Spears has made it clear she is done playing by anyone else’s rules.
The Pop icon sent shockwaves through her fanbase after revealing she has no plans to ever perform in the United States again.
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Coco Jones delivered a sweet treat to fans moments ago in the form of a stunning session on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series.
Riding high on he wave of buzz around her debut album, ‘Why Not More?,’ the vocal supernova lived up to her billing during the surprise showing.
Backed by a full band, she soared with the likes of ‘Here We Go (Uh Oh), ‘On Sight,’ and the titillating ‘Taste.’
The performance comes as Jones gears up for the GRAMMY Awards 2026, where she is nominated for Best R&B Album.
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As only a few weeks separate fans of Miguel from the kickoff of his ‘CAOS World Tour,’ the GRAMMY winner is not only drumming up buzz for the global jaunt but also giving would-be concertgoers tastes of what they can expect from the highly anticipated outing.
The latest bid of the latter came courtesy of a visit to Thursday’s episode of ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon‘ (January 8) where Miggy unveiled a stunning live showing of ‘CAOS‘ cut ‘Angel’s Song.’
Curious to see how he fared? The full performance awaits inside.
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has suffered another setback in his attempt to be released from prison.
The embattled mogul – currently serving a four-year sentence after being found guilty of two counts of interstate transportation for prostitution – recently filed an expedited appeal, one that will see arguments begin in April 2026.
In the interim, Combs was hoping to speed up the process with a little assistance from U.S. president Donald Trump.
Much to Diddy’s dismay, however, Donald’s pressed the brakes on that pursuit.
With the countdown well on to the January 23 release of ‘Vacancy,’ the junior studio album from Ari Lennox, R&B lovers should expect to hear much from the GRAMMY-nominated songstress in the weeks leading to its arrival.
Having already thrilled with previously released tunes ‘Soft Girl Era,’ ‘Under the Moon,’ and the LP’s title track, Lennox is now lifting the lid on yet another sizzler from the project’s tracklist: ‘Twin Flame.’
“I love the feelin’ every time that we kissin’ / Got me writin’ love songs, chasin’ the feelin’ / You make me feel the way / Do you feel the same? / Set my heart ablaze (Set my heart) / Are you my twin flame?,” she croons over TBHits production.
Get familiar with the new song in full inside.
Guess who’s back again?
With little warning, global music superstar Bruno Mars unleashed his long-awaited new single ‘I Just Might‘ on Friday (January 9) – just days after confirming the tune would act as the first single from his March-due studio album ‘The Romantic.’
“Hey, Mr. DJ (Oh, oh, oh) / Play a song for this pretty little lady (Oh, oh, oh) / ‘Cause if she dance as good as she look right now (Oh, oh, oh) / I just might, I just might make her my baby,” he croons on sizzling new track.
Faced with high expectations given that ‘Might’ serves as his first official solo release since the era that supported his 2016-released LP ‘24K Magic,’ hop inside to see if the inaugural ‘Romantic’ single proves it was worth the wait.
Salt-N-Pepa have hit a sour note in their long-running legal fight to reclaim ownership of their music.
The legendary Hip-Hop ensemble, comprised of Cheryl “Salt” James, Sandra “Pepa” Denton, and Deidra “Spinderella” Roper, had accused Universal Music Group of unlawfully blocking them from regaining control of their master recordings decades after release.
Central to their claim were contractual terms they claim were unjust.
However, a federal judge has ruled against them.
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Congratulations are in order for Snoop Dogg‘s daughter Cori Broadus. For, she revealed that, after 10 months in the NICU, her baby girl was finally able to come home.
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The race for the iHeartRadio Music Awards has been revealed, with Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, and Bad Bunny sitting at the top of the pack.
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Few executives have shaped British music culture quite like Darcus Beese, and now, his story is taking centre stage.
In an exclusive conversation with That Grape Juice, the former president of Island Records opens up about the journey behind his new documentary, explaining why now felt like the right moment to tell his story on screen. From leaving school at 16 to running one of the UK’s most influential labels, Beese reflects on legacy, sacrifice, and what success really costs.
With honesty and reflection, he discusses the emotional weight of looking back and why the film isn’t about ego but about offering hard-earned lessons, perspective, and truth to the next generation coming up behind him.
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Donnie McClurkin is formally pushing back against the sexual assault allegations that hit the headlines this week, issuing a detailed public statement in which he categorically denies the claims and vows to fight the lawsuit.
As reported, the civil suit alleges the pastor sexually abused a young man over several years during counselling sessions linked to ”pray the gay away’ ideology.
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Bruno Mars is making clear once again: “pop-pop, it’s showtime!”
The global megastar has officially announced ‘The Romantic Tour‘ – a massive worldwide stadium run, which is being mounted in support of his like-titled album.
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