Master P and Romeo have had a seismic falling out and it’s spilled onto social media.
Full story below…
Kevin Federline isn’t done with his Pop megastar ex-wife Britney Spears.
Just days after the ‘Toxic’ songstress took to the Web to refute Kevin’s claims her online antics were impacting her relationship with their sons Sean and Jayden, he’s hitting back with what he suggests is proof that Spears is indeed toxic.
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Jessie J is speaking out.
For, she is now praising ‘Heartstopper’ actor Joe Locke for helping someone close to her.
Full story below…
Dua Lipa is getting candid.
For, the Pop titan stopped by ‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ last night. During her time there, she did not hold back and gave a compelling interview.
With her delayed ‘Future Nostalgia Tour’ up and ready to go, she gave new information regarding the potential setlist for the trek. The ‘Levitating’ singer promised that it is “massively different” than the original planned venture in 2020. Moreover, she went on to promise that fans will be receiving the “very best” when it came to what songs were going to be performed on the tour.
Hear what she had to say in full about touring as well as other topics below…
While not many stars have indicated that they are dropping new albums in 2022, it doesn’t stop anyone from hopping.
With a new year comes new hope for more music and we are among the hopeful.
From pop music’s biggest stars to indie darlings, join us below for That Grape Juice’s Most Anticipated Pop Albums Of 2022…
Today marks 15 years since the divas of Danity Kane unleashed their self-titled debut album.
And, here at That Grape Juice, we’re in a celebratory mood!
As such, the latest From The Vault is ‘Show Stopper.’
The ladies’ automobile anthem debut was produced by Jim Jonsin. Although not entirely representative of their Urban-Pop premiere LP, it did a great job introducing the masses to the new sophisticated identity of a collective that had been shaped in front of their eyes for over a year at that point on MTV‘s ‘Making The Band.’
The hard-hitter peaked at #8 in the US, while its parent album charted at #1.
Jesse Terrero directed the track’s video where Diddy’s angels could be seen “showstoppin’” through the streets of Los Angeles and performing in the middle of Hollywood Boulevard – which they aptly shut down.
Considering all the pointing, posing, and overall serving happening throughout the visual, it seems choreographer Laurieann Gibson did a solid service honing the five women. Even more awesome is how much they’ve grown since then.
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“Why can’t we just get along?” Clearly, this is a thought that comes to mind every time we think about DK and the many missed opportunities they (and consequently their fans) have been subject to.
Not since Destiny’s Child has there been a girl group that housed that much all-around potential. From the girls’ respective talents, personalities as well as the creativity some members have been able to showcase out of the band, it seems the destinations were endless for the band… had their team realized it 15 years ago.
Though it sounds far-fetched and to some unnecessary, we’ve continued to hold out hope for yet another DK reunion, one that would finally right the wrongs of the past decade and a half and allow the ladies – all of them – to really work their magic on their own terms.
In the meantime, we’ll keep “showstoppin'” to their bops.
Your thoughts?
Music hitmakers from around the world have joined forces to raise money for disadvantaged children in the United Kingdom via the new charity single, ‘Stop Crying Your Heart Out.’
Produced by Mark Taylor And Brian Rawling (the famous pair behind Cher’s 1999 megahit ‘Believe’), the tune – a remake of the 2002 Oasis hit of the same name – features some of Pop music’s biggest names including Bryan Adams, Cher, Mel C, Lenny Kravitz, KSI, Ava Max, Kylie Minogue, Nile Rodgers, Jay Sean, Robbie Williams, and many more.
Unveiled November 13 (the same day as the Children in Need’s 40th anniversary TV special), listen to the star-studded cut inside:
Never one to rest on her laurels, Megan Thee Stallion may be currently enjoying the success of one of the year’s most popular songs (Cardi B‘s ‘WAP’) but that’s not stopping her from pushing the pedal on her own new music.
Reportedly putting the finishing touches on her long-awaited debut studio album, just last week the 25-year-old teased she was in the studio making magic with chart-topping rapper Young Thug.
To the surprise of her fans, affectionately referred to as “Hotties,” she’s already pinpointed a release date for the effort.
Details inside:
As the masses come to terms with the tragic killing of rapper Pop Smoke aged just 20, the star’s family have broken their silence in a moving statement.
The MC, real name Bashar Jackson, was gunned down at his Los Angeles residence in what authorities believe was a targeted hit. And, as at writing, the investigation into the callous crime hasn’t yielded an arrest.
Still his family, who are based in New York, aren’t letting that stop them from honoring his life and thanking fans for their support.
Words from The Jacksons below…
Expect to see much of The Clark Sisters in the coming months as the legendary quartet are not only promoting their recently released single, ‘Victory’ (after a 12-year hiatus), but are prepping fans for the Easter 2020 premiere of their Lifetime biopic, ‘The Clark Sisters: the First Ladies of Gospel’ (click here to watch the trailer).
Dropping by ‘The Real’ on Friday (December 13), the gospel royals dished on their time out of the spotlight (as a group), new music, their film venture with Lifetime, and so much more.
Did you miss their delightful sit down with Tamera, Loni, Jeannie, and Adrienne? If so, look below to see:
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