Pharrell and Jay-Z have been busy cooking up new music.
The pair is set to release their new collaboration, ‘Entrepreneur,’ on August 21 to coincide with the ‘Happy’ singer’s TIME cover package, ‘The New American Revolution.’
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Pharrell and Jay-Z have been busy cooking up new music.
The pair is set to release their new collaboration, ‘Entrepreneur,’ on August 21 to coincide with the ‘Happy’ singer’s TIME cover package, ‘The New American Revolution.’
Details below…
Katy Perry is gearing up for the release of new album ‘Smile’ and is offering up another taste of the LP in the form of ‘What Makes A Woman.’
Produced by Johan Carlsson and co-produced by Elvira Anderfjärd, the track was premiered in the form of a live acoustic performance.
Directed by Tim Sekiguchi, the clip follows the quirky visual for the album’s title track, which arrived last week.
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The Megan Thee Stallion shooting saga continues.
However, the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office is now getting involved.
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Miley Cyrus‘ Country roots may run strong, but she still has her regrets.
The Pop songstress revealed that out of all her eras, the one that does not make sense in her career is her Country-tinged ‘Younger Now’ era.
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It’s been three years since SZA released her debut album ‘CTRL’ and fans are growing increasingly impatient for its follow-up.
And after a series of telling tweets, it appears the singer is too.
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Billie Eilish may be 18-year-old, but she’s not letting the importance of the upcoming US election pass her by.
The four-time GRAMMY winner is using her platform to encourage fellow youth to vote and she’s making no secret of who she’s supporting: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Eilish took front-stage center at the 2020 Democratic National Convention; first, she gave an impassioned speech condemning President Donald Trump and then performed single ‘My Future.’
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Britney Spears fans, affectionately called the #BritneyArmy, will have to soldier on with the #FreeBritney campaign for a few more months as it’s been revealed the singer’s hearing Tuesday (August 18) resulted in no changes from its previous setup.
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‘Borderline’ beauty Brandy has revealed a bout with depression nearly pushed her over the line, a predicament she says could’ve become her reality had it not been for her daughter, Sy’rai.
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It’s been over a month since August Alsina rocked headlines with accusations he and Jada Pinkett-Smith were engaged in an extramarital affair that was “blessed” by the actress’ husband, Will Smith (as we reported here).
In the time since, Jada and Will tackled the topic head-on – describing it as less of a romantic liaison and more of an ‘entanglement’ (popularizing the word as a result).
Though Alsina attempted to redirect the heightened attention away from the incident to his ill-fated third studio album, ‘The Product iII: StateofEMERGENCY,’ the endeavor hasn’t been the most fruitful as the set remains his lowest-selling LP to date (as we reported here).
To change the tide, the ‘Rounds’ singer continues to make his promo rounds in the project’s support. Most recently stopping by our friends at ‘People’ magazine, he dished on the 27-song opus, the media response to his allegations against the Smiths, and so much more.
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Brandy is taking fans behind the scenes of the video for her latest single ‘Borderline.’
The haunting hymn is lifted from the Vocal Bible’s seventh studio album ‘B7,’ which arrived to critical acclaim last month.
With the single beginning to make moves on Urban A/C radio, B-Rocka looks set to rope in more support after sharing insights into how the Derek Blanks directed visual came to be.
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Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion aren’t resting on the early success of their single ‘WAP.’
For, fresh from confirmation that the track premiered at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, the dynamic duo have unleashed an action-packed lyric video.
Directed by Yasha, the colorful clip (which accompanies the explicit version of the raunchy anthem) arrives as ‘WAP’ looks set to deny Drake’s bold bid for the top spot.
Indeed, forecasters currently have the track outpacing Drizzy’s ‘Laugh Now Cry Later’ by a considerable margin, thus elongating its reign at #1 to two weeks.
Ahead of the next iteration of the Hot 100, peep the official ‘WAP’ lyric video below…