Cop a gander at Beyoncé! The superstar shines in stunning new snaps from backstage at Jay-Z‘s epic three-night residency at New York’s Yankee Stadium.
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Jay-Z brought music, sports, and Hollywood together under one roof as his iconic ‘The 40/40 Club’ returned to Fanatics Fest NYC.
The Hip-Hop mogul held court at the invite-only lounge on Saturday (July 18), where Justin Bieber and Megan Thee Stallion were among the biggest names making their way through the doors.
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All roads lead to July 31 for Ariana Grande.
For, the songbird will hatch her hotly anticipated new album, ‘Petal,’ on said date.
The project is preceded by lead single ‘hate that I made you love me,’ which premiered atop the Billboard Hot 100 in June
Now, the superstar is whetting appetites the more with a teaser of the video for the LP’s title track.
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After finding historic success by channeling Janet Jackson‘s 1986 smash ‘Control‘ in his latest chart-topper of the same name, Tank reached back in the vault of R&B classics for his new song ‘Yes‘ with hopes of repeating the feat.
Inspired by Floetry‘s unforgettable signature cut ‘Say Yes,’ the 5-time GRAMMY nominee masterfully interpolates aspects of that slow jam into his own.
“‘Yes’ is about taking a classic feeling and giving it new life,” Tank said about his latest in an official press release. “Everybody remembers where they were when they first heard Floetry’s version. I wanted to pay homage while creating something that speaks to where we are today.”
Amplifying the song’s innuendo-laden message with an equally sensuous music video directed by Daniil Demichev, hop inside to get acquainted with the newest offering from Tank’s forthcoming ‘Experience‘ album.
With a string of Billboard 200 #1 hits (among his solo albums) dating back to 2015’s ‘DS2,’ rapper Future is no stranger to the pressure of keeping a winning streak alive.
And though the buzz around his latest project, the July 10-released ‘The Real Me,’ doesn’t exactly mirror the excitement that’s accompanied some of his more trumpeted efforts, industry analysts are pretty sure its first-week sales willl still ensure his Billboard victory run remains intact.
Months after taking their family feud public, GloRilla‘s sister Scar Face Woods aka BroRilla is changing her tune – at least when it comes to one person in the fam.
12 gorgeous new songs may line the sountrack of ‘Wicked Wonderland,’ the fifth installment of Disney’s wildly popular ‘Descendants‘ film franchise starring Malia Baker and Kylie Cantrall, but an easy standout comes from real-life music veterans Brandy and Rita Ora.
After wowing with ‘So This Is Love’ and ‘Love Ain’t It’ – their respective contributions to the soundtrack of the ‘Wonderland’ predecessor ‘Rise of Red‘ – the divas reprised their roles as Cinderella and Queen of Hearts and this time joined forces for the movie’s new tune ‘The Girl I Used to Be.’
“When it gets dark, find the light in you / And when the door slams, gotta push right through / When times get tough, she’ll know what to do / We always find a way,” they sing over Jaheem Tooms production.
Alongside its parent film released to Disney+ on Friday (July 17), ‘Girl’ is just one of many gems that lines the movie’s soundtrack unveiled the same day.
Get familiar with the whimsical tune and the rest of the cast’s ‘Wonderland’ musical offerings by streaming inside courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.
Tinashe is keeping her foot firmly on the gas.
Fresh off the release of the hard-hitting anthem, the singer has lifted the lid on the official music video for ‘Crash Out.‘
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Nicki Minaj is facing a visible legal battle. For, court documents recently appeared at the gate of her California home.
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Unlike her 2025 hit return to music, Kelly Clarkson has barely given her dedicated fans time to ask “where have you been” before news dropped she’s already moving on to her next release.
After ample teasing, Friday (July 17) brought with it the arrival of the Pop diva’s newest single ‘I’d Be Lyin.’
Self-branded as a “fun, anthemic, sarcastic song,” the tune’s arrival coincides with Clarkson’s Las Vegas residency which kicks off its 2026 summer run on the same day.
“The vibe in the verse is kind of — it’s not like Prince, but it’s definitely Prince-inspired with the staccato kind of poppiness of it,” she said of ‘Lyin.’ “It has a lot of attitude, and then the chorus kind of opens up into this major pop-rock vibe that is very reminiscent of a Kelly Clarkson empowerment anthem.”
Hop inside to get acquainted with the new song in full.