Drake‘s domination of the Billboard Hot 100 is proving unshakable.
The rapper’s ‘God’s Plan’ is #1 for yet another week.
Dive below for details on how Drizzy is making history is major way…
Drake‘s domination of the Billboard Hot 100 is proving unshakable.
The rapper’s ‘God’s Plan’ is #1 for yet another week.
Dive below for details on how Drizzy is making history is major way…
R&B heartthrob Trey Songz has more than dwindling sales to worry about. Because, as of today, he’s turned himself in to police custody after being accused of domestic violence.
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Amara La Negra is wasting no time capitalizing on her ‘Love & Hip-Hop: Miami’ exposure.
With the concluding part of the show’s reunion airing on VH1 tonight, the Afro-Latina bombshell has unleashed new single ‘Insecure.’
The flavorsome jam is the first taste of the 28-year-old’s crossover project – due via BMG later this year.
Recent times have seen the likes of K. Michelle and Cardi B establish viable careers after intros via ‘Love & Hip-Hop.’ Can Amara follow-suit?
Listen below and let us know…
Chaka Khan made headlines for all the wrong reasons over the weekend.
Indeed, as reported, the legendary singer performed at Jazz In The Gardens and earned a less than favorable response from those in attendance. Even hitmaker Rico Love took to social media to express concern for the star, who he branded “drunk as hell.”
Clearly aware of the furore, the 64-year-old has responded.
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Diddy has climbed the mountain top of both pop culture and entrepreneurship – but that hasn’t stopped his hustle.
With well over 20 years of success to his name, the man with many names is now looking beyond personal success. He wants to make a renewed impact.
The media mogul covers the April 2018 issue of GQ and besides posing it up for a dapper shoot, he seizes the feature to delve into his plans to take “black excellence” to the next level. Plans which include developing a groundbreaking new app.
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By the end of the first week of March 2018 there’d already been at least 14 school shootings reported in the United States…this year alone.
As students across the nation continue to find creative ways to rally for the cause of gun law reform and/or control, celebrities are using their platforms to shine a spotlight on the cause. Come March 24, the country is set to see one of its biggest gun control rallies yet via the highly anticipated ‘March for Our Lives’ in Washington, D.C.
Organized by student survivors of the horrific high school shooting in Parkland, Florida last month, reports have it now they will be joined by four of Pop music’s biggest voices: Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Hudson, and Demi Lovato.
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Migos & Drake take a ride on the soooooooul traaaaain (well…kinda) for the accompanying music video for their hit collabo, ‘Walk It Talk It.’
The ‘Culture II’ cut, which had already seen a top 20 peak on the Hot 100 ahead of today’s video premiere, is sure to walk right back into the chart’s upper rankings after fans take a peak at the hilarious video which sees the quartet of rappers pay homage to the classic ‘Soul Train’ music series with their own version called the ‘Culture Ride.’
Tapping Academy Award winning actor Jamie Foxx to portray “Ron Delirious,” his comical spin on ‘Soul Train’s legendary host Don Cornelius, look inside to see just what Drizzy and the guys from Migos cooked up for this long awaited visual:
‘Sweet Thing’ singer Chaka Khan left audiences sour after her performance at this year’s Jazz in the Gardens.
Hosted annually in Florida, the festival draws some of R&B’s biggest names and this year – with a lineup that featured the likes of Anita Baker, Fantasia, Smokey Robinson, and more – was no exception. Unfortunately, Khan, being one of this year’s more anticipated acts, left fans upset, shocked and concerned after her performance over the weekend featured moments of her forgetting the words to her classic hits, seeming disinterested, relying on background singers to sing her lead vocals, dancing bizarrely, and more.
Prompting serious backlash on Twitter, critics weighed in on her set – some even wielding accusations of drug or alcohol abuse. See the visuals inside and tell us what you think:
Fans familiar with the musical journey of Mya Harrison, better known mononymously as Mýa, know April 21st will mark 20 years since she burst onto the scene with her self-titled debut (featuring the hits ‘All About Me’ featuring Sisqo, ‘Movin’ On,’ My First Night with You,’ and more).
To commemorate, the singer-songwriter has announced April 20th as the long-awaited release date of her new album, ‘TKO.’ The follow-up to the Grammy-nominated ‘Smoove Jones’ (2016), ‘TKO’ is preceded by critically acclaimed cuts ‘Ready For Whatever’ and ‘You Got Me.’
Now, to whet appetites even more for the R&B joint, Mya’s unleashed a snippet for the project’s next official single, ‘Damage.’ Hear it below ahead of its March 23rd release:
Mariah Carey revealed recently that she’s working on her first studio album since 2014’s ‘Me. I Am Mariah…The Elusive Chanteuse.’
And now the diva is chronicling the process in picture.
Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day (she’s part Irish by way of her mother), the 47-year-old shared the snap above of her in the recording booth.
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Beyonce is hard at work rehearsing for Coachella, but she took a brief break to make an appearance at the 2nd Annual Wearable Art Gala.
Hosted by mother Tina Knowles and her husband Richard Lawson, the event (which celebrates fashion diversity) saw Bey honored with the Humanitarian Award.
Attending with daughter Blue Ivy and Carter patriarch JAY-Z, the singer stunned as she walked the red carpet and got emotional when accepting her prize.
Check out pics and clips after the jump…