May 16 will bring with it the 2021 MTV Movie & TV Awards.
Set to air live from the Palladium in Los Angeles, the highly anticipated awards ceremony is designed to toast the last year’s best and brightest actors in film and television as well as the buzziest moments that made jaws drop and set social media alight in the process.
While big names in television like ‘WandaVision’ and ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ lead the race among TV nominees, ‘Judas & the Black Messiah’ is poised to dominate in movie categories.
‘The Real Housewives Of Potomac’ are gearing up for their sixth season.
Set for a sizzling summer return, the latest instalment of the Bravo hit will see Gizelle Bryant, Karen Huger, Ashley Darby, Robyn Dixon, Wendy Osefo, and Candiace Dillard all back in the mix.
After last year’s blockbuster season, it’s clear the days where the Madams of Maryland squabbled over etiquette are in rearview.
Ahead of its premiere, a teaser trailer has been unwrapped.
This week marks the 20th anniversary of Janet Jackson’s blockbuster album, ‘All For You.’
Its colorful and sweet second single, ‘Someone To Call My Lover’, is today’s From The Vault pick.
After the album’s title track broke records left and right all over the world, underperforming was definitely not an option for Ms. Jackson. In all its “tailor-made for radio” glory, ‘Lover’ was issued as the LP’s second offering in 2001.
Produced and written by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Jackson herself, it peaked at #3 in the US, #11 in the UK and #15 in Australia. Based on a sample of ‘Ventura Highway’ by rock band America, it seduced critics and fans alike with its bright and melodic aura.
Helmed by director extraordinaire Francis Lawrence, the song’s accompanying visual saw Jackson embark on a road trip of sorts, stopping at a bar where she sings and dances with the crowd. Contrary to the choreography-heavy ‘All For You’, this video was all about editorial shots and Jan’s natural charisma.
With this project, the superstar reclaimed her joy and her smile after battling depression – as documented on her previous LP ‘The Velvet Rope’ – and going through a messy divorce a year prior. Though we love ourselves some dancefloor Janet, her positivity is always infectious and remains a huge part of why the world has connected with her at such a level.
With a tell-all documentarycoming out in 2022, a new album on the way, as well as possible plans to give the fans the tour that was affected by the global health crisis, Ms. Jackson has much on the way. And as always, we’ll be front row and center to receive what’s to come.
