Much like her single, ‘Underdog,’ before it, Alicia Keys‘ new song – ‘Good Job’ – has become an anthem of sorts for essential workers during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Also like its predecessor (as we reported here), ‘Good Job’ is doing a pretty good job on iTunes – dominating the real-time sales tally after Keys unveiling a stunning live performance of the tune on CNN’s Anderson Cooper-hosted ‘Town Hall’ Thursday (April 23).
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It’s sophomore album time for Kehlani!
For, the singer-songwriter has announced her long-awaited second studio album ‘It Was Good Until It Wasn’t.’
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As rumours of a One Direction reunion swirl, Liam Payne is shedding light on the problems he believes the band face when Zayn Malik was a part of its line-up.
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Pop quad Little Mix continue to pour out more in support of new single ‘Break Up Song.’ With the latest being a vertical video.
Jade, Jesy, Perrie, and Leigh Anne debuted the whimsical track last month as the inaugural offering from their forthcoming album.
As yet untitled, the project will serve as the ladies’ sixth studio effort, but first for new label RCA.
With a positive reception greeting ‘Song’ (including a top 10 charting on the UK Singles tally), they look to be off to a fire-filled start.
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JoJo is strutting on full steam to the release of her fourth studio album ‘good to know,’ which arrives on May 1st.
Ahead of its landing, the singer has unwrapped ‘Lonely Hearts’ as the latest taste of the project.
A scintillating slow jam, the track also packs plenty of knock.
The promo track’s premiere follows the release lead single ‘Man.’
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After first topping charts with their joint 2007 hit ‘Kiss Kiss,’ hitmakers T-Pain and Chris Brown join forces again to shoot for a redo courtesy of their new single, ‘Wake Up Dead.’
Produced by T-Pain and KC-Supreme, the haunting cut was first teased during T’s Verzuz battle with Lil Jon at the top of the month.
“I don’t wanna wake up dead, ooh-ooh / If I ain’t got you, then I’m already gone / Baby, don’t leave me alone / ‘Cause I don’t wanna wake up dead, ooh-ooh / I’ma take twenty-three shots of Patrón / Just gonna keep comin’ back home / I don’t wanna wake up,” they wail on the chorus.
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In 2016, singer-songwriter Linda Perry – famous for songs like Christina Aguilera‘s ‘Beautiful,’ P!nk‘s ‘Get the Party Started,’ and more – got drama started when she took to press to say Sheila E. was ‘not relevant’ enough to tribute Prince at the Billboard Music Awards in place of Madonna.
Fast forward to 2020, another performer is echoing Perry’s sentiment – Apollonia Kotero.
Kotero, one of the Purple One’s most memorable female protegés, took to social media ahead of the GRAMMY’s recent CBS salute to the Pop icon to call out Sheila for milking his legacy for attention. She even had a few choice words for the event’s organizers for not inviting his band, The Revolution, to participate in the tribute.
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Bad news for ‘Make Her Feel Good’ hitmaker Teairra Mari.
The singer-turned-‘Love & Hip Hop’ reality TV star has been public about her reluctancy to pay 50 Cent after he won a revenge porn lawsuit she filed in 2018. As a result, the judge ordered Mari pay a sweet $30,000 to the ‘Candy Shop’ rapper to cover his legal bills for having to defend himself in court.
In the time since, the amount has increased to $40,000 due to other fees because the 32-year-old claims she is unable to pay the legal bill in full. 50’s not buying it, though.
To ensure he gets his money, the media mogul recently filed a lien against Mari’s assets and property in an attempt to collect.
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Taylor Swift has hit out at Scooter Braun and others over a live album set for release imminently.
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Two weeks after R. Kelly‘s first attempt to be released from federal jail over coronavirus concerns were denied (click here to read), the ‘Step in the Name of Love’ star’s second attempt to be step out of the facility over the same issue has been rejected again.
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On Tuesday (April 21), the fourth anniversary of the passing of Prince, CBS aired ‘The GRAMMY Salute to Prince’ – a tribute to the Pop icon’s life and musical legacy featuring performances from the likes of John Legend, Miguel, Usher, H.E.R., and more (as we reported here).
As expected, fans tuned in to see the star-studded event in droves and led it to ratings victory.
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