With the BET Awards 2024 rapidly approaching, organizers for the Culture’s Biggest Night have announced the first wave of performers taking to the stage.
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The BET Awards is back and set to blaze on Sunday, June 30.
As always, all eyes are on who’ll be up for nominations at Black entertainment’s biggest calendar night.
Well, wonder no more. For, the nominees list has been unveiled.
After achieving ample success with back-to-back releases, Drake leads with seven nominations. Nicki Minaj follows with a whopping six nods.
The likes of Victoria Monét, Beyonce, SZA, and Megan Thee Stallion all make their presence felt with multiple nominations apiece.
What are you waiting for? The full list of nominations is below…
Cop a gander at Cardi B!
The chart-topping femcee blazes the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine in a striking ensemble.
Arriving on the heels of the rapper’s latest top 10 hit ‘Enough (Miami),’ the feature spread – lensed by Adrienne Raquel – is paired with a rivetting interview. One, in which, the superstar waxes candid about her long-awaited sophomore album, its delay, the status of her recording process, haters, her relationship with Offset, and so much more.
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Anitta has given another fine performance.
The Brazilian superstar heated up the voice stage when she stopped by to perform her songs ‘Ahi’ and ‘Lose Ya Breath.’
The two songs appear on her latest album ‘Funk Generation.’ Prior to her appearance on the voice, she spoke about her performance to Billboard.
“I can’t wait to bring the Brazilian Funk to ‘The Voice’ stage tonight. Ahi’ and ‘Lose Ya Breath’ are two amazing songs from my new album, ‘Funk Generation,’ and I’m so excited to perform them together for everyone,” she told the outlet.
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The set of Lil Baby‘s music video has allegedly become the site of a shooting.
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Diddy has insinuated that he is innocent and now he appears to be doubling down on this in a new post.
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Over 30 years after Meryl Streep‘s cult classic comedy ‘Death Becomes Her’ scared up big numbers at movie box offices, its Broadway adaptation is undoubtedly hoping to do the same.
‘Wanna Be,’ the Soulja Boy-sampling hit from GloRilla and Megan Thee Stallion released in April, marked a milestone for its lead performer when it entered the Hot 100 at #11 to the tune of her highest first-week single sales to date.
And while it’s undoubtedly a highlight from Glo’s set during her time on the live circuit as the opening act of Stallion’s recently launched ‘Hot Girl Summer Tour,’ the GRAMMY nominee is still hot on the promo trail in its support in an attempt to hoist it even higher on the Billboard hitlist.
The latest tread in that stead comes courtesy of the official behind the scenes look at the ‘Wanna Be’ music video.
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With production, songwriting, and remixing credits on tunes from major names like Queen of Pop Madonna, Shakira, Ariana Grande, Katy Perry, and more, Junior Sanchez is not only a certified hitmaker but also an influential name in the underground House music scene for over two decades.
Continuing his quest to help bring the sound back to the forefront of music charts, Sanchez has reunited with GRAMMY-winning Mya for his new single ‘So Hype.’
“Junior Sanchez is such a dynamic music producer and so much fun to work with. We first connected in 2010 for my independent album ‘K.I.S.S.’ Had a blast reconnecting again for ‘So Hype’ and other unreleased works,” she said about the dancefloor-ready jam.
Unveiled on Wednesday (May 15) alongside its official music video directed by Lauren Hashian and Spicy Rico, get inside to see why ‘Hype’ lives up to its titling.
Before Chance the Rapper fans can make a beeline to digital outlets to hear ‘Star Line,’ his forthcoming album, the GRAMMY winner is still whetting appetites with tastes of what the new project is set to serve.
After ending April with the deeply personal cut ‘Buried Alive,’ Chance follows with the equally touching, DJ Premier-assisted ‘Together.’
“If you keep the house in the family, you can keep the family in the house / If you on the run, you got family in the South,” he raps on the new tune also produced by Premier. “We used to watch “Annie, Are You Okay?” on the couch / My cousin used to slam me ’til I punched him in the mouth / My aunty used to cook for twenty people every week / My uncle in the basement, even if they never speak.”
Accompanied by its official music video directed by Chance himself, hop inside to get acquainted with ‘Together.’
Xscape are no stranger to headlines.
As such, when the iconic group stopped by The Breakfast Club today to promote their joint trek with SWV, ‘The Queens of R&B Tour,’ the ladies were quizzed on the alleged lawsuit member LaTocha Scott filed against the band.
Viewers of the groups’ Bravo series saw tensions explode between the ‘Who Can I Run To’ singers, most especially between sisters Tamika Scott and LaTocha – who could not establish ‘Understanding’ over the alleged stealing of money. Specifically, checks Tamika insists went…missing.
Interestingly, that wasn’t the source of the recent legal wrangle. Rather, it was LaTocha’s issues with the band’s use of the “Xscape” trademark – given that she is a co-owner and is not currently performing with the group.
Asked directly about the matter, Kandi, Tiny, and Tamika didn’t hold back with their response.
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