Ten years after Kehlani first graced the GRAMMYs’ nomination roster with her 2016 project ‘You Should Be Here,’ the R&B diva can finally boast being the owner of one of the prestigious awards.
Ten years after Kehlani first graced the GRAMMYs’ nomination roster with her 2016 project ‘You Should Be Here,’ the R&B diva can finally boast being the owner of one of the prestigious awards.
The countdown is officially on to the release of the Michael Jackson biopic, ‘Michael.’
Set to Moonwalk into theaters on April 24, the eagerly anticipated blockbuster will spotlight the legendary life of the one and only King of Pop.
Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the film promises to deliver a raw and unvarnished look into the colossal and, at times, complex story of MJ.
Led by the icon’s nephew Jafaar Jackson in the titular role, ‘Michael’ boasts an all-star cast including Nia Long (as matriarch Katherine Jackson), Colman Domingo (as Joseph Jackson), Larenz Tate (as Berry Gordy), and Derek Luke (as Johnnie Cochran).
Ahead of its premiere, Lionsgate and Universal Pictures, who are releasing the movie in the US and internationally, respectively, have unveiled a brand new poster.
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Clive Davis’ Annual Pre-GRAMMY Gala is always the “must-see” event of the GRAMMY Awards weekend preceding the main event.
And this year, the ceremony’s 68th edition was no different.
As is custom, the long-running gala magnetizes the music industry’s best and brightest to shine on its red carpet.
Held at the Beverly Hilton, the likes of Lizzo, Jennifer Hudson, Tyla, Chloe Bailey, and more, the stars were out in abundance to line the red carpet.
And we’ve got the night’s biggest fashion hits and misses from the event below…
Chloe Bailey is baking new music in the lab with certified hitmaker Timbaland.
The R&B belle is renowned for her impressive work rate, and now she’s pairing it with one of music’s most celebrated producers.
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Cardi B rocked Saturday’s episode of ‘SNL‘ (January 31) with not one, but two live performances of cuts from her history-making sophomore album ‘Am I the Drama?‘: fan favorites ‘ErrTime’ and ‘Bodega Baddie.’
Having already impacted the Billboard Hot 100 with both tunes (#53 and #43 peaks respectively), the Rap diva is undoubtedly hoping to hoist them to higher heights on the hitlist by giving them the late-nite TV showcase.
The showing also comes as a foretaste of what she’s set to serve on the forthcoming ‘Little Miss Drama Tour‘ which is slated to kick off on February 11.
Ahead of its launch, look inside for a preview of sorts of what the GRAMMY winner is coming to deliver.
Cardi B is warming up Super Bowl weekend with a high-profile stop before kickoff.
The Rap superstar has been confirmed as a performer at Michael Rubin’s ultra-exclusive Fanatics Super Bowl Party.
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Tems just delivered a breathtaking moment on ‘A COLORS SHOW.’
The Nigerian powerhouse returned to the minimalist stage to perform ‘What You Need,’ a standout cut from her latest project ‘Love Is A Kingdom.’
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Tragedy has struck Snoop Dogg‘s family.
For, the rapper’s daughter Cori Broadus is mourning the devastating loss of her baby girl, Codi, just weeks after celebrating her long-awaited return home following a prolonged stay in the NICU.
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Cardi B is gearing up to light up Saturday Night Live this weekend (January 31) as the musical guest on the show’s landmark 1000th episode.
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Harry Styles has officially kicked off his new musical era with a bang.
His latest single ‘Aperture’ has debuted at #1 on the Official UK Singles Chart, marking a triumphant return to the top spot.
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Much like Muni Long learned after garnering staunch criticism for her award show performance of ‘We Belong Together,‘ Pop diva Kesha is finding out fans of Mariah Carey (affectionately called #Lambs) don’t play when it comes to tributes.
One of many superstars on hand to perform their renditions of Carey’s greatest hits in honor of the music royal being crowned MusiCares Person of the Year on Friday (January 30), the ‘Tik Tok‘ singer joined a lineup of powerhouse vocalists that included John Legend singing ‘Hero,’ Teddy Swims wailing ‘Without You,’ Jennifer Hudson wowing with ‘My All,’ and more.
And while those performers got general thumbs up for their covers, Kesha wasn’t as fortunate when it came to her unique take on Mimi’s 2009 smash ‘Obsessed.’
Hop inside to see highlights of the overwhelmingly negative social media user reactions to the performance.
Only an icon of Mariah Carey‘s stature could command a star-studded tribute this BIG!
As reported, the Songbird Supreme was crowned 2026’s MusiCares Person of the Year in celebration of her “incredible musical legacy and dedication to making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.”
Held at the Los Angeles Convention Center on Friday (January 30), the 35th annual edition of the benefit gala not only saw Mimi’s immeasurable contributions to the music industry toasted but also lined up some of the century’s biggest stars to honor her with a tribute performing some of her greatest hits.
Hop inside to see highlights of stunning performances from Busta Rhymes and Chante Moore, Billy Porter, Jennifer Hudson, John Legend, Kesha, Teddy Swims, Adam Lambert, and others wowing with showings of classics like ‘Vision of Love,’ ‘Dreamlover,’ ‘Hero,’ ‘Always Be My Baby,’ and more.