Just days after announcing new music with Sexyy Red and Saucy Santana, rapper-singer Lil Nas X may soon be singing to a judge after he was reportedly booked by the Los Angeles Police Department for allegedly attacking a police officer.
FKA Twigs has fans buzzing after sharing a stunning photo that ignited pregnancy rumors, sparking speculation that she might be expecting.
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Lil Nas X is making headlines again, but this time, it’s not for a chart-topping anthem. The GRAMMY-winning star was reportedly hospitalized after a chaotic early morning scene on Los Angeles’ Ventura Blvd.
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In news just in, Mariah Carey has been unveiled as the recipient of the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the forthcoming MTV Video Music Awards 2025.
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Leigh-Anne continues to heat up the summer – and this time it’s with her new single ‘Burning Up.’
Arriving on the heels of buzzy comeback cut, ‘Been A Minute,’ the Little Mix alum’s latest effort sees her reflecting on the flames of attraction for a special someone.
Produced by Elijah Ross, Yonatan Watts, and Khaled Rohaim, the release serves as another taste of her eagerly anticipated solo album debut.
Due independently via Virgin Music, the yet-titled set promises a flavorsome flair anchored in the star’s Caribbean heritage.
With Leigh-Anne firmly in the driving seat this go round, she’s firing up the engine and charging ahead.
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Nearly 20 years after ‘Can’t Help But Wait’ became Trey Songz‘s breakthrough single and inaugural Billboard Hot 100 top 40 hit, the Johnta Austin-penned bop remains a favorite from the R&B star’s discography.
Serving a toast to its enduring impact, Songz recently took to ‘On the Radar’ to deliver a sizzling live performance of the tune for the platform’s ‘Classics’ segment.
A treat for fans who can’t help but wait for official news on his next album, the long-awaited follow-up to 2020’s ‘Back Home,‘ hop inside to see Trigga in action.
‘Made for Me’ hitmaker Muni Long had barely made it past that “only Black women dislike my personality” controversy before she found herself making headlines for garnering backlash for taking to social media to diss a modern R&B classic: ‘Must Be Nice’ by Lyfe Jennings.
Once word of her unsavory review of the 2004 tune landed on the desk of Jennings, he ventured to Instagram to lend a clap back himself – prompting Long to officially apologize for her offensive statement.
Look inside to see just what she said.