Khia is sinking her claws into Trina…again.
The ‘My Neck, My Back’ rapper put her longtime adversary on the proverbial “docket.”
And she didn’t hold back.
Hissing all sorts of venom, the femcee took aim at the Queen of Miami over her much critiqued comments about the race rioters – who she branded “animals.”
Watch below as Khia unleashes. Be warned, explicit language awaits.
Rihanna is leading a party of performers using their voices to cleanse the justice system.
Learn more below…
Jennifer Lopez is pairing her verbal support for #BlackLivesMatter with action.
The superstar songstress, along with fiancé Alex Rodriguez and their family, joined the Hollywood rally yesterday (June 7th).
Marching together with over 50,000 civilians, the diva made clear that justice for George Floyd and the countless unarmed Black humans who’ve lost their lives is imperative.
She explained:
“We must take a stand for what we believe in and fight against the injustices in this world. So we continue to peacefully protest until there is change.”
Peep more from J.Lo’s participation below…
Not even two weeks after DaBaby nabbed his first top 5 hit thanks to the Roddy Ricch-assisted, ‘Rockstar’ (as we reported here), the Cleveland-bred emcee has run the hit all the way to the Hot 100’s summit.
Details inside:
Designed much like our ‘Retro Rewind’ and ‘From the Vault’ segments, ‘Replay’ is That Grape Juice‘s retrospective segment – a written quest, if you will, to re-spin the gems and jams of yesterday.
Unlike its ‘Rewind’ and ‘Vault’ predecessors, ‘Replay’ looks to dust off and showcase entire albums (and eras) from a library of Pop and Urban Pop music hits.
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of Christina Aguilera‘s criminally underrated quaternary album, ‘Bionic,’ join us inside as we revisit the epic set.
Due to the global health crisis, millions of students are unable to walk the stage at their respective graduation ceremonies.
But, in a bid to help them celebrate, YouTube showed up and showed out with a special virtual ceremony named Dear Class of 2020.
Comprised of commencement speeches and performances, the star-studded broadcast was “attended” by the likes of many including Beyoncé.
Having already seen the likes of Lady Gaga, Alicia Keys, Barack & Michelle Obama, and others salute, celebrate, and encourage the world’s latest graduates (click here to watch if you missed it), look inside to see what GRAMMY winners Mariah Carey, Justin Timberlake, and Taylor Swift (among others) added to the mix.
After enjoying success on Billboard R&B charts with the Blues-inspired hit, ‘Steady Love’ (the second single from her 2019 comeback album, ‘Worthy’), GRAMMY-winning R&B soulstress India.Arie is looking to replicate that win with the release of its follow-up, ‘Crazy.’
Originally introduced as part of a short film titled ‘Welcome Home’ (as we reported here), the stunning visual now stands front-and-center as a standalone clip.
Tapping ‘Tyler Perry’s Acrimony’ actor Lyriq Bent to reprise his role as her love interest from the era’s ‘That Magic’ video, the latter half of the clip notably features ‘Luke Cage’ star Mustafa Shakir.
Look inside to see the Nandy McClean-directed action.
Sony Music, the label which houses Beyoncé‘s discography, has announced plans to combat racism.
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Unprecedented times has meant that millions of students have been unable to participate in graduation ceremonies.
YouTube, with support from The Obamas, have stepped up to host collective virtual ceremony named Dear Class of 2020.
A fusion of performances and commencement speeches, the special boasted appearances from high profile names including Beyonce.
For the turn-up afterwards, the likes of Megan Thee Stallion, Katy Perry, BTS, and Chloe x Halle were on-hand to deliver spirited showings.
Peep their performances below…
The global health crisis has meant that millions of students have been unable to walk the stage at their graduation ceremonies.
But, in a bid to help them celebrate, YouTube showed up and showed out with a special virtual ceremony named Dear Class of 2020.
Comprised of commencement speeches and performances, the multi-hour broadcast was “attended” by the likes of many including Beyonce.
Head below to see the Lady Gaga, Alicia Keys, Barack & Michelle Obama, and others salute, celebrate, and encourage the world’s latest graduates.
Beyonce helped the class of 2020 graduate with an impassioned speech that will no doubt resonate in earnest.
Full story below…
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