
Indeed, the superstar’s blockbuster stint raised more than $350,000 for humanitarian causes, adding another major feat to his record-breaking ‘After Hours Til Dawn Tour.’
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Indeed, the superstar’s blockbuster stint raised more than $350,000 for humanitarian causes, adding another major feat to his record-breaking ‘After Hours Til Dawn Tour.’
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Just as dedicated Coco Jones fans (affectionately called #CoCaptains) were getting acquainted with her new single ‘Love Me Through,’ released at midnight on Friday (August 21), the GRAMMY winner sprung a surprise by unveiling an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at her recent wedding to NBA star Donovan Mitchell in the form of the tune’s official visualizer.
“Ain’t no block left to spin / A blessing, you know we can’t lose / This ain’t no fairytale love / With no cameras on / This is real life, right now / Good, bad, and ugly / But he’s still gon’ love me,” she sings over Bridgetown production.
The touching clip is only brewing even more buzz for her highly anticipated sophomore album, the follow-up to her 2025-released debut album ‘Why Not More?‘
Ahead of official news on that project, look inside to get acquainted with ‘Love’ via its newly released visualizer.
Nearly three decades after Lil Kim changed female Rap forever with her iconic debut album ‘Hard Core,’ the Queen Bee has fans buzzing with news she will salute the 30th anniversary of the project with a one-night only special event.
Three years in the making, Sam Smith‘s new album ‘Hazel Eyes‘ – the follow-up to 2023’s critically acclaimed ‘Gloria‘ – finally landed on digital shelves Friday (August 21).
Suited for Billboard 200 battle on the wings of singles ‘When He’s Gone,’ ‘My Guy,’ ‘Oh Mother,’ ‘Love Is a Stillness,’ and ‘To Be Free,’ the Capitol Records-released set comes as the GRAMMY winner’s first studio effort to be released without a Hot 100 hit to its credit.
That could change, however, with the unveiling of its latest track to be gifted the video treatment: ‘Constant Companion.’
“‘Cause you / You are my constant companion / You know it’s true / Those silhouettes seen drifting through the canyon / Four guns hang on the sides of two white stallions,” they sing over Simon Aldred production.
Filmed in Spain by director Albert Moya, watch the Western-inspired clip inside.
Pierre “P” Thomas has been hospitalized after suffering a heart attack.
The Quality Control co-founder is receiving medical care, with the company issuing an update on his condition while asking for prayers and privacy for his family.
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And according to Holte, his support of Donald Trump sits at the heart of the fractured relationship.
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Joe and Donell Jones took R&B fans on a nostalgic trip down memory lane Thursday night (August 20), but when the dust settled, fans say there was a clear winner: Joe.
The two R&B veterans went hit for hit during VERZUZ‘s latest “R&B Nights” showdown, bringing out some of their biggest records from the 90s and 2000s.
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Mary J. Blige is opening up about a deeply personal chapter of her life.
The Queen of Hip-Hop Soul recently reflected on her decision not to have biological children.
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50 Cent is not losing sleep over Diddy’s latest legal move.
The rapper has brushed off the countersuit connected to the Netflix documentary ‘Sean Combs: The Reckoning,’ pointing out one key detail: his name is nowhere on it.
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Ariana Grande has made her stance crystal clear: she does not want her music soundtracking the political messaging of Donald Trump or his team.
Just months after the Pop force condemned the White House for using another of her songs, a fresh Trump social media post featuring ‘We Can’t Be Friends (Wait For Your Love)’ has sparked an even more direct response.
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Lucky Daye is turning the page on his already decorated musical career with the recently announced transition to Warner Records – a move that only increases anticipation for his fourth studio album reportedly due in September.
Just weeks after accompanying that June announcement with the unveiling of ‘Nowhere Fast‘ – the first taste of new music from the LP’s tracklist – Daye is following up with new song ‘Fly U Out’: a supercharged collaboration with fellow GRAMMY winner Leon Thomas.
“I’ll fly you out / I’ll fly you out to me/ Feeling get lost in the distance / We don’t get caught in between / I know your body been fading / These signals you been sending my way,” croons Daye over snap-driven production.
Marking a musical reunion for the pair following the warmly received ‘Baccarat‘ on Leon’s 2025-released ‘PHOLKS‘ EP, hop inside to hear the latest from the dynamic duo.