It seems that there is a method behind Rihanna‘s supposed madness.
For, after critics slammed her for releasing three so-so selling singles for her yet-to-be released album, they may find themselves eating their words now that they have been declared buzz songs.
‘Keeping up with the Kardashians’ star Kylie Jenner has taken to Twitter to defend her father Caitlyn Jenner.
Why? He was referred to as a “science project” in a message shared by the Pop prince Chris Brown.
March 27th 2008 saw a Beyonce number named ‘Beautiful Nightmare’ surface online and “break the internet” as anticipation for her third studio album ‘I Am…Sasha Fierce’ intensified.
Months later would see the cut’s official version emerge under the name ‘Sweet Dreams’ and appear on the first half of the aforementioned double-disk album.
Today, fans of the song and singer will learn that the song took no more than fifteen minutes to record.
Reps for the rapper Iggy Azalea took to Billboard to claim a decision made by Nick Jonas and Tinashe to leave the performer’s ‘Great Escape’ tour was the reason it was scrapped.
Alas, their well-meaning attempts to clean up the PR mess the project’s demise has done more harm than good.
That Grape Juice are happy to announce that we’ll be live-streaming our exclusive Q&A with US pop starlets Fifth Harmony tomorrow – Friday June 5th.
Thousands entered for the opportunity to attend the showcase which is taking place at a secret London location. However, we’re now giving the masses the chance to tune in and put a question to the ‘Worth It’ singers.
To do so, simply tweet @thatgrapejuice using the hashtag #5HTGJ.
Be sure to tune in TOMORROW right here on That Grape Juice for all the action at:
Not convinced? Well hit the play button below to catch the ‘American Idol’ covering the vocalist’s urban jam ‘Bitch Better Have My Money’ for BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge’s Clara Amfo!
How she fared? Brilliantly,adding depth to the cut with a brand new arrangement, harmonies and sass we’re sure Rihanna will approve once she catches it.
Veronica Vega is the vocalist leading Polow Da Don‘s ‘Pay Me’, flexing her visual muscles for the jam’s music video which is now available to spin below!
The jam dropped just in time for summer and is one listeners are unlikely to ever forget.
Vega had this to say about it:
I’m not a rebel. I’m a believer in freedom all the way across the board. Rules for all, or rules for no one. That’s what this song means to me. This is a song and video that’s ambitious and powerful and that’s what the women of this generation represent in my opinion. I refuse to be scared of judgment.