Gabrielle Union and Dwayne Wade glow on the cover of the new issue of People Magazine.
The popular pair posed it up in a stunning shoot lensed by Nino Munoz.
They appear in the feature to promote their new book, ‘Shady Baby’ – which is a playful take on the nickname given to their adorable daughter Kaavia James.
The Wades also seized the interview to spotlight their desire to raise authentic children; a drive they’ve championed publicly with the awareness they’ve raised about the trans movement with the former NBA star’s daughter’s 13-year-old Zaya.
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Today marks the fifth anniversary of Beyonce‘s seminal sixth studio album ‘Lemonade.’
For most artists, maintaining success is a tall task. Yet, for Queen Bey there was the added pressure of elevating her own inimitable standard.
Proving that there’s no challenge insurmountable for her, the superstar singer poured out the project – which, as has become custom, arrived alongside a full-length visual – on April 23 2016. And, in the process, she dispelled any and all doubt about her dominance.
More than music, more than videos, ‘Lemonade’ was a statement.
Weaved within its melodic anthems was a brand of lyrical candidness that equally addressed Black pride and Black plight. Black love, specifically her love, was also explored with transparency that reminded of the humanity and relatability that exist within her superhero exterior.
The movie’s incredible mise en scene complimented this in earnest.
So, as we toast to this multi-Platinum culture-shifter, join us below as we pop the cork on That Grape Juice’s Top 5 Tracks From Beyonce’s ‘Lemonade’...
For, the rapper has been honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the former US president for his charity work.
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As we reported here, the boys of BTS kicked off the month with the release of the explosive music video for their latest single ‘Film Out,’ which acts as the newest taste from their next Japanese LP, ‘BTS: the Best’ (on digital shelves June 16).
Produced by group member Jungkook, the song received the ultimate global launch on the wings of its inclusion on the soundtrack to the April 2-released Japanese film, ‘SIGNAL The Movie Cold Case Investigation Unit.’
With its first full sales tracking week in its rearview, ‘Film’ made an impressive premiere on the refreshed singles chart. So much so, it’s landed the Korean septet in familiar territory: the Hot 100 history books.
See how inside:
‘Fast & Furious’ is back for its 9th round.
After seeing its release date moved due to the global health crisis, the action-packed flick will finally land on screens on July 8. The movie arrives on the wheels of ‘Fast & Furious 8,’ which bulldozed box office records upon its release in 2016.
Much to the delight of fans, the film reunites favorites Vin Diesel, Ludacris, Tyrese, Michelle Rodriguez, and Charlize Theron – whose character arrived in its preceding release.
And while Dwayne Johnson is sitting this one out (having established the Hobbs & Shaw spin-off franchise), fellow WWE superstar John Cena joins in a role that will have jaws on the floor.
With tall expectations, will this latest installment race the competition? Watch the explosive extended trailer below and let us know…
Fresh from learning her Maroon 5 duet, ‘Beautiful Mistake,’ had marked her 11th career entry into the Hot 100’s top 40, Megan Thee Stallion is apparently ready to race to #12 with another duet – Bankroll Freddie‘s ‘Pop It.’
Found board his April 2-released album, ‘Big Bank’ (click here to stream), ‘Pop It’ pops with an infectious chorus between the sizzling bars of its performers.
‘B*tches ain’t f*ckin’ with me in this jewelry (Ah) / I need a n*gga that know what to do with me / Guess I’m too hot so these b*tches ain’t cool with me (Hey) / Too f*cking thick, he wish it was two of me (Ah),’ Meg brags over the Bandplay-produced beat.
Listen to the tune in full inside.
It’s no April Fools’ Joke!
Barely a month after releasing the ‘essential edition’ of their ninth studio album, ‘BE,’ the boys of BTS are already putting the finishing touches on their next Japanese LP, ‘BTS: the Best’ – which is set to hit digital shelves June 16.
Ahead of the project’s arrival, the Korean septet have unleashed an explosive music video for its single ‘Film Out,’ which was not only produced by group member Jungkook but will also appear on the soundtrack to the April 2-released Japanese film ‘SIGNAL The Movie Cold Case Investigation Unit.’
Speaking on the new tune, BTS said:
“The new song ‘Film Out’ is a track we wrote together with Back Number, and we were drawn to the beautiful melody when we first received the demo from Mr. Shimizu,” the GRAMMY nominees shared via an official press statement. “We fell in love with the song while we were working on it, so we hope you all like it, too. It’s a ballad with a poignant melody and lyrics, and we’re sure it has the power to touch many people’s hearts. Please enjoy our song along with the movie.”
Look inside to hear the tune and watch its stunning accompanying visual, directed by Yong Seok Choi.
Chloe Bailey is back again.
One half of the duo Chloe x Halle, she shows out with her latest video, a cover of Yung Bleu‘s ‘You’re Mines Still.’ Reworking the song, she renamed the track ‘You’re Not Mine Still.’
Across the track she sings:
“So stop telling all your boys that you are mine still.”
As of publication, the song has garnered over 2.5 million views across her social media accounts and has won praise from Snoh Aalegra, Tamar Braxton, and Bella Hadid.
Her cover caught the attention of Yung Bleu himself, who proposed a collaboration between the two.
Watch her performance of ‘You’re Not Mine Still’ below…
Mariah Carey clearly wasn’t embellishing when she revealed that her relationship with her siblings was strained.
Because just weeks after her sister Alison Carey filed a lawsuit against her, their brother Morgan Carey has followed with a suit of his own.
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