Demi Lovato is getting candid, because the singer is opening up about her last album of original material.
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It’s finally here. Kim Petras has released her previously shelved album, ‘Problematique.’
The album was surprise released on September 18 and consists of 10 tracks. The move marks a bold reclamation of artistic autonomy after the songs had been previously leaked online.
“It was shocking when I found out part of the album leaked — at the time — that it wasn’t ever going to come out, especially as I poured so much of myself into it. I was heartbroken but, at the same time, it was really exciting to see my fans listening to the tracks and loving them,” Petras said in a statement.
“Now that I’m able to put them out, it’s just so freeing to have more music that I love out in the world and officially share them in a way that all my fans can hear them,” she continued.
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‘Bongos,’ the latest duet from Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion, beat its way into a top 20 opening on the refreshed Hot 100 thanks to a strong digital response and subsequent VMAs performance.
In a bid to get the song to even higher heights on the hitlist, the dynamic duo invited their respective fan bases – #BardiGang and #Hotties – into a behind the scenes look at the creation of the cut’s sizzling music video.
Laden with eye-popping choreography helmed by Sean Bankhead, look inside to see how the ‘Bongos’ magic came to be at the Tanu Muino-directed video shoot.
Offset has made no secret of his admiration for Michael Jackson over the years, even appearing at a number of industry events in getup inspired by the King of Pop.
Taking that a step further, the rapper (born Kiari Cephus) recently unveiled the cover art to ‘Set It Off‘ – his next solo album due on digital shelve October 13 – and even dons MJ-referencing threads on it.
Shortly after making the LP announcement, Cephus tributed Jackson again with the music video for the new song ‘Fan.’
“Now I’m over it, thank God I’m over it / Tired of stressing about what I can’t control,” he raps. “I think I’m better on my own / I kicked all the fuck niggas out my circle / I don’t know how this shit feel, they really hurt you.”
Drawing scenes from Michael’s iconic 1983 music video, ‘Thriller,’ ‘Fan’ comes as the follow-up to the Cardi B-assisted ‘Jealousy.’ Hear it inside.
It’s officially a wrap for Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez.
Because the couple has simultaneously filed for divorce after two years of marriage.
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‘Dark Horse’ hitmaker Katy Perry is saddling up for a ride to the bank after hitching her top-selling catalog to Litmus Music.
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Drake and SZA have a potential hit on their hands if the chart predictions have anything to say for it.
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Kamille is getting candid and has opened up about the making of Kylie Minogue‘s hit song, ‘Tension.’
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Continuing this week’s VMAs celebration, the latest edition of From The Vault spotlights a memorable performance from the show’s rich archive. Today, we present Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, and Jessie J‘s blazing show-opening performance at the VMAs 2024.
MTV fired from all cylinders with the kick-off of its 31st annual Video Music Awards ceremony, commencing the festivities with three of that year’s biggest hitmakers.
Ms. Grande graced the stage first with a futuristic rendition of her EDM hit, ‘Break Free,’ once again showcasing her remarkable vocal talent. Next up was the evening’s hostess with the mostest, Nicki Minaj, delivering a stunning sting with ‘Anaconda’ in a manner that left nothing to be desired: charisma, flow, and boundless energy.
The duo then united with Jessie J to perform their global sensation, ‘Bang Bang,’ and not even a wardrobe malfunction could deter them from stealing the show from the get-go.
What an exciting time! While female collaborations are now the standard in a post-‘WAP’ world, this was far from the case in the mid-2010s. This song alone felt like a monumental event, but this performance, along with several subsequent reunions from the ladies, elevated it to even greater heights. Almost a decade has passed, and it remains as thrilling as ever. Kudos ladies!
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There’s no sophomore slump in sight for Olivia Rodrigo.
For, the GRAMMY winner’s sophomore album ‘Guts’ has stormed its way to the top of the Billboard 200.
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