Jamie Foxx is back on the box!

The Hollywood superstar is re-engaging with his sitcom roots in new his Netflix show, ‘Dad Stop Embarrassing Me!’

Premiering April 14, the show is inspired by Foxx’s real-life relationship with his 27-year-old daughter Corinne Foxx – who has aptly been enlisted as an executive producer.

The star, who notably top-billed ‘The Jamie Foxx Show’ from 1996-2001, will appear alongside David Alan Grier, Porscha Coleman, and Jonathan Kite. Recurring guests include Valente Rodriguez and Heather Hemmens.

Peep the first look trailer below…

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Zayn is back with new music.

For, the singer has just released the song ‘To Begin Again’ with singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson. The ballad is a snapshot of the moment a couple decides to rekindle their romance following a near-apocalypse.

Across the track, they sing:

When the world was ending / I’d hold you in my arms / And we talked about the places we’d never been / When the world was ending / We’d hold on to the past / Because it’s all we thought that we would ever see.

The new song arrives months after Zayn released his latest album ‘Nobody Is Listening’ (stream it here).

Stream the Sam de Jong-produced track below…

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New Demi Lovato music is just around the corner.

However, she won’t be alone as fellow pop singer Ariana Grande will be joining her on Lovato’s upcoming album.

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Gwen Stefani‘s recently released single, ‘Slow Clap,’ may be starting off slow on the commercial front, but the GRAMMY-winning songstress is blazing the promo trail in an effort to turn the tide.

Spotted on ‘Ellen’ and ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ this week, Stefani dished on her new music – including ‘Let Me Reintroduce Myself’ (the predecessor of ‘Clap’) – as well as her engagement to Country superstar Blake Shelton, recently celebrating the sweet 16th anniversary of her biggest hit yet, ‘Hollaback Girl,’ and so much more.

Did you miss the fun-filled chats when they first aired?  Catch them inside:

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Giveon may have lost out on his first Best R&B Album GRAMMY win at Sunday’s ceremony (March 14), but the nomination alone speaks volumes about the noise the newcomer’s been making over the last few months.

But while he didn’t go home with a golden gramophone, he’s being comforted by news he’s receiving other gold in its place.

See what we mean inside:

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After ample teasing, this week brought with it the official trailer for Netflix’s original film ‘Concrete Cowboy.’

Produced by Lee Daniels, the father-son drama – inspired by the G. Neri novel ‘Ghetto Cowboy’ -stars Idris Elba  and Caleb McLaughlin as its key stars while notable names like Jharrel Jerome, Byron Bowers, and Clifford “Method Man” Smith fill out the rest of the cast.

Ahead of its April 2nd premiere, look below to see the official teaser of the Ricky Staub-directed movie:

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I just want it to be over takes on new meaning for R&B diva Keyshia Cole.

Nearly 17 years after the GRAMMY-nominated songstress first cracked the Pop charts with her introductory hit ‘I Changed My Mind,’ she has seemingly changed her mind about wanting to continue pursuing her career in music.

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Gospel icon Kirk Franklin has been the topic of headlines, ridicule, and criticism over the last few days following the leak of explosive phone audio that saw him launch into a profanity-laden tirade against his oldest child, Kerrion.

During the call, which was recorded and lifted to Instagram by Kerrion, his ‘Stomp’-performing dad threated to break his neck and worse after the 33-year-old apparently made upsetting comments (which were not heard on the film footage).

Nevertheless, while Kirk received overwhelming support from most of his industry friends and fans, some critics believe his actions were totally inappropriate – a response that led the GRAMMY winner to issue a formal apology Sunday (March 14).

Now, via an interview with ‘The Tamron Hall Show,’ he’s speaking out publicly for the first time on the matter.  See highlights from the sit-down discussion below:
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Days after nabbing a GRAMMY Award for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, congratulations are again in order for Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande. 

For, the pair’s 2020 chart-topper ‘Rain On Me’ has crossed another major milestone.

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With new album ‘Justice’ just a few days away from release, Justin Bieber is amplifying his promotional push for the project.

His latest stop was Tiny Desk (Home) Concert, where he seized the moment to premiere new song ‘Peaches’ – the studio version of which features both Giveon and fellow Canadian Daniel Caesar.

JB’s set saw him joined by We the Band and also featured live incarnations of singles ‘Anyone,’ ‘Holy,’ and ‘Hold On.’

Watch Bieber in action after the jump…

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Rita Ora is leaving no stone unturned in the push for ‘BANG’ – her new joint EP with Imanbek.

Fresh from a multitude of performances worldwide, the multi-hyphenate star shone on Ellen today with a stunning rendition of ‘Bang.’

30-year-old Ora delivered the performance live from the Sydney State Theatre; as reported, she’s currently stationed Down Under for her role on The Voice Australia. 

Watch the songbird take vocal flight after the jump…

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For 10 years, many have asked ‘Iyanla: Fix My Life.’

However, as the age-old adage goes, nothing lasts forever.

Such is the case for Iyanla Vanzant‘s OWN hit, which is confirmed to be coming to an end.

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