Davido sprung quite a surprise on fans moments ago.
For, the Afrobeats titan not only trumpeted news of his incoming album ‘5ive’ – he confirmed that the party starts imminently with the release of its leading single ‘Funds.’
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Davido sprung quite a surprise on fans moments ago.
For, the Afrobeats titan not only trumpeted news of his incoming album ‘5ive’ – he confirmed that the party starts imminently with the release of its leading single ‘Funds.’
Full story below…
Jamie Foxx has teamed with Netflix to return to his comedic roots.
For, the superstar has teamed with the streamer for a new stand-up comedy special.
Christened ‘What Had Happened Was…,‘ the eagerly awaited production will see the 56-year-old wax comedically candid about the 2022 medical emergency that saw his life hang in the balance.
Unleashed on December 10, the special precedes Foxx’s movie ‘Back in Action’ – which he co-stars in alongside Cameron Diaz. The film arrives on Netflix on January 17, 2025.
Watch the first-look trailer for ‘What Had Happened Was…’ below…
Doechii continues to prove her performance potency with another stunning spectacle – this time on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
Hot on the promotional trail for her GRAMMY-nominated project ‘Alligator Bites Never Heal,’ the stage blazer lived up to her billing.
Armed with her commanding presence, Doechii pounced ‘Denial is a River’ and ‘Boiled Peanuts.’
The performance comes after the rising star announced the ‘Alligator Bites Never Heal World Tour.’
Watch the performance
Coco Jones has been quite the busy bee over the final quarter of 2024, but we’re sure her fans aren’t complaining.
When not rocking the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and ‘Christmas in Rockefeller Center‘ TV specials with live performances of tunes from her recently released Christmas EP ‘Coco by the Fireplace,’ the GRAMMY winner has been building buzz for her highly anticipated debut album (due 2025).
Ahead of official news about the LP’s arrival date, Jones took to Genius’ live series ‘Open Mic’ to deliver a stunning showing of its first single – the R&B top 10 hit ‘Here We Go (Uh Oh).’
Now, the ‘Double Back‘ beauty has doubled back to give the ‘Go’ follow-up – ‘Sweep It Up‘ – the same treatment.
Look inside to see how she rocked ‘Open Mic’ with a live showing of the London On Da Track-produced cut.
With all eyes on him after that shocking controversy from late November, Khalid is hoping to redirect gazes to his musical efforts – namely August’s ill-fated ‘Sincere.’
Marking a personal milestone as his first album to miss the Billboard 200’s top 10 upon its arrival, the singer-songwriter (born Khalid Donnel Robinson) is set to reignite interest in the project by unveiling news about its official deluxe edition.
Details inside.
To celebrate the release of his first Christmas comedy album, Jimmy Fallon teamed with NBC for the ‘Holiday Seasoning Spectacular‘ – a star-studded special that courted appearances from big names like Mariah Carey, Jonas Brothers, LL Cool J, Dolly Parton, The Roots, Cara Delevingne, and Justin Timberlake.
Aired Wednesday (December 4), the must-see TV event also premiered some long-awaited performance music videos for some of the LP’s favorite cuts including the Timberlake-assisted ‘You’ll Be There.’
“Tell me you’ll be there / Whenever the snow starts falling’ / Tell me that you’ll be callin’ / Tell me you’ll be there / The only thing on my wish list / Is that you’ll be home for Christmas,” the pals croon on the hilarious yet heartwarming cut.
Hop inside to see the action.
The only thing shining brighter than the Christmas tree in New York City’s Rockefeller Center is the megawatt roster of stars who aligned to perform at the lighting ceremony.
Aired on NBC Wednesday night (December 4), the 2024 edition of the annual ‘Christmas in Rockefeller Center’ TV special – hosted by EMMY and GRAMMY-winning Pop diva Kelly Clarkson with help from ‘TODAY‘ anchors Hoda Kotb, Al Roker, Savannah Guthrie, and Craig Melvin – courted multiple performances from the likes of EGOT-winning diva Jennifer Hudson as well as Coco Jones, Backstreet Boys, Dan + Shay, Thalia, and many more.
See all the performances from the 2-hour event inside.
It’s been nearly four months since Latto stormed the Billboard 200 with her latest album ‘Sugar Honey Iced Tea,’ but that doesn’t mean the GRAMMY-nominated rapstress is slowing down her promo push for the project.
Although she’s currently blazing stages across North America on the critically acclaimed ‘Tea Tour,’ she still made time to visit ‘The Jennifer Hudson Show‘ this week to give on-the-fence concertgoers a taste of what they’re missing.
When not telling hilarious stories about Eminem and Mariah Carey, Latto took to the stage to give the live treatment to her highest-charting hit this year: ‘Big Mama.’
Look inside to see how she fared.
For reasons good, bad, ugly, and everything in between, 2024 was one for the books!
As the year draws to a close, That Grape Juice is reflecting on the occasions that rocked – and to some degree – maybe even reshaped the Urban and Pop cultural landscape as we know it.
Next, we’ll revisit how groundbreaking femcees Missy Elliott and Queen Latifah etched yet another history-making feat into the record books.
After selling out venues across North America to the tune of over half-a-million concertgoers with the last ‘We Them Ones’ comedy tour, Mike Epps is assembling another gang of comedians to repeat the feat for the show’s 2025 iteration.
The same week her megahit ‘Mamushi‘ exited the Billboard Hot 100 after a 20-week run (one of her longest to date), Megan Thee Stallion unveiled the official music video for one of its highly anticipated ‘Megan‘ follow-ups: ‘Roc Steady.’
Featuring Flo Milli, the energetic duet comes as a standout on the ‘Megan’ deluxe album for its fiery bars and prominent sample of Ciara‘s 2004 breakout hit ‘Goodies.’
For its music video, Meg and Flo brought a high school horror fantasy to life (in the sexiest way possible of course).
Directed by Colin Tilley, look inside to see the behind-the-scenes action on how the clip came to be.
Melanie Fiona is back, and she’s showing off some fancy footwork in the Logan Meis-directed music video for her latest single.
Delivered over a month after she surprised her fans with comeback cuts ‘Say Yes’ and ‘I Choose You,’ the 2-time GRAMMY winner has lifted the lid on the official visual for the latter.
“I would turn the angels down / ‘Cause you’re my heaven on the ground / I choose you / I choose you / And if the world is gonna end / Know that time and time again,” she sings over Akeel production.
Branding the clip the “most fun I’ve ever had while shooting a music video,” the new visual arrives ahead of official news about her 2025-due EP – her first body of work since 2012.
As we await that report, hop inside to get acquainted with ‘Choose.’