Beyonce‘s seventh solo studio album, ‘Renaissance,’ continues to prove itself the gift that keeps on giving.
Beyonce‘s seventh solo studio album, ‘Renaissance,’ continues to prove itself the gift that keeps on giving.
A year after making history for becoming the first artist in the history of recorded music to see his name attached to 5 Diamond-certified songs, Bruno Mars recently learned the Recording Industry Association of America has similarly christened another one of his hits.
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Since the June 25 unveiling of her tertiary album, ‘Planet Her,’ rapper-singer Doja Cat has been the talk of the music world.
Spun to a history-making debut on Spotify, the set’s also fared well on digital sales platforms thanks to the out-of-this-world response to its singles ‘Kiss Me More’ (featuring SZA), ‘You Right’ (featuring The Weeknd), and ‘Need to Know’ as well as a surprise-dropped deluxe edition.
Reportedly on track to boast her highest first-week album sales figures to date, Cat’s looking to see that sales tally climb just a bit higher by unveiling a sizzling performance of housed track, ‘Ain’t Sh*t.’
Recorded live from ‘Planet Her’ (actually a Californian canyon), look inside to see Doja do what she does best – this time under the direction of famed music video director Kyle Goldberg.
As far as 2020 success stories go, few can boast the heights achieved by Megan Thee Stallion and Dua Lipa.
In addition to nabbing their highest career placements on the Hot 100 with hits like ‘Savage’ and ‘Don’t Start Now’ respectively, they both placed albums in the Billboard 200’s top 10, dominated radio, and even earned multiple GRAMMY nods at the next year’s ceremony for their work.
Both currently sitting inside the Hot 100’s top 20 with genre-blending hits (Lipa with DaBaby-assisted ‘Levitating’ and Stallion with Maroon 5‘s ‘Beautiful Mistakes’), the divas seem poised to continue in that tread with a recent lovefest on social media that proves they’re both eyeing a collaboration in the future.
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Whether penciled in history books for reasons good, bad, ugly, and/or everything in between, 2020 brought with it some of entertainment’s most memorable moments.
Now, as the year draws to a close, That Grape Juice is reflecting on our favorite moments that rocked – and to some degree maybe even reshaped – the Urban and Pop cultural landscape as we know it.
Next, we’ll reflect on the year’s biggest celebrity beefs. Look inside to see whose war of words made our list:
Scribbled in history books for some good and not-so-good reasons, 2017 brought with it some of modern music’s most memorable moments. Now, as the year draws to a close, TGJ is reflecting on our favorite moments that rocked – and to some degree reshaped – the Urban and Pop musical landscape as we know it.
Next, we reflect on the year we truly asked ‘where my girls at?’ as they were hardly ever found on charts. Details inside:
It’s that time of year again!
Indeed, the air is still buzzing as today brought with it the highly anticipated 2018 Grammy nominations unveiled, per usual, via a special announcement weeks before the actual showing. But, what also comes with the ‘per usual’ announcement are the jaw-dropping surprises, snubs, and all out “shut-outs” that accompany the annual spectacle.
Always a heated debate-starter, the coveted tally saw the likes of chart-toppers Lady Gaga, Ed Sheeran, The Weeknd and more go without mention in (as some fans argue) the correct categories, while hitmakers Taylor Swift, DJ Khaled, & Future got no mention at all.
Look inside for That Grape Juice‘s take on the year’s biggest surprises & snubs:
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The Billboard Music Awards nominations have been released and they spell good news for The Weeknd, Drake, Beyonce, Rihanna and Ariana Grande.
Full list below…