Their destiny’s may not have crossed paths while in Destiny’s Child, yet former members LeToya Luckett and Michelle Williams have ensured it has in their time post the Grammy winning band.
Indeed, the last three years have seen the ladies spotted out and about on numerous occasions, and it now appears the masses are set to see diva’s dynamic on camera in the latest of Luckett’s ‘Love, Life & Music’ webisodes. Check out a sneak peek of episode 4 below…
Peep Pop sensation Iggy Azalea, striking a pose for her upcoming EP ‘Glory’.
Shot by Robert Ector, the Australian MC undertook the shot weeks before the project’s release- her first since the launch of her first single ‘Murda Bizness‘.
‘Play’ rapper David Banner and R&B lothario Chris Brown have teamed up to create ‘Amazing’, the first track lifted from Banner’s free album ‘Sex, Drugs, and Video Games’.
Sonically does the song live up to its title?
Listen to the track after the jump and sound-off below.
Back in February, the world met ‘Do My Thing’– a reference cut by Estelle on her latest LP ‘All Of Me‘.
Featuring Janelle Monae, the number has become quite the fan favorite since it debuted with many hoping it earns the singles treatment in coming months.
So, until that happens, get into it’s reference track co-written by ‘Irreplaceable‘ maestro Ne-Yo, giving insight into how the cut was initially meant to sound below…
Last night, The Voice UK said goodbye to Ruth Ann St Luce, the 18 year old act hoping to win the £100,000 contract with Universal Republic.
Mentored by ‘Do It Like A Dude’ belle Jessie J, Ruth’s time on the show came to an end following a shaky performance on Saturday night, picked up by all four of the show’s coaches.
Now, according to The Daily Mail, she has blamed the show’s editing for her departure.
They may have gone ghost from Pop charts, but still the girl groups of yesterday have provided an irreplaceable soundtrack to most of our lives by ushering in decades of hits. The absence of such would unquestionably place a void on modern Pop music. As emphasized by a previous precis, while charts lay devoid of a diva syndicate, the offerings of The Supremes, Destiny’s Child, and TLC are just a burning reminder of a time when girls really did run the world.
So, in an effort to pay homage and also remind future successors of the big stilettos they have to fill, That Grape Juice has compiled a list of the greatest girl groups to ever grace a stage. And, in constant quest of the thoughts of you – TGJ faithful – we’ve once against requested your input on the matter.
Who’s the greatest girl group to ever it? Was it the sass and class of DC3 or the harmony of En Vogue? The classic style of The Supremes or the crazy, sexy, cool combo of TLC?
Garnering a collective “aww” from onlookers, ‘Superwoman’Alicia Keys was joined by husband Swiss Beatz and son Egypt at the New York Knicks game this weekend. Definitely keeping his eye on the ball, the 19-month-old didn’t seem too bothered by photographers as they snapped his photo.
Proud mom Keys looked on as the youngster stole the show. See more below (via DailyMail):
The snaps surface as anticipation builds for what Keys is cooking up in the studio. With a Bon Iver-collaboration ready for launch and the singer’s own material reportedly due in September, it’s safe to say we’ll be seeing much of the songstress in the coming months. Until then, we’ll jam on the former hits anxiously awaiting the new new…
Like fellow R&B belter Mary J. Blige, British bred beauty Marsha Ambrosius was on hand yesterday to impart a rendition of the U.S. National Anthem. While Blige got the race going at the Kentucky Derby, the ‘Far Away‘ singer was far away in Las Vegas opening last night’s highly anticipated Floyd Mayweather/Miguel Cotto fight.
While fans are still chatting about Mayweather’s undefeated streak, Ambrosius’s rendition of the historic number gained its fair share of chat as well. Did Marsha move the crowd with a knockout take on the anthem? Find out below: