As if ‘Blinding Lights’ star The Weeknd doesn’t already have enough shiny Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) plaques to blind him, the GRAMMY winner’s added a slew of new ones thanks to continued Super Bowl-granted wins attributed to his hotly-selling 2020 album, ‘After Hours.’
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Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion dominated the charts with their mega-collab ‘WAP.’
And now they’ll be dominating the GRAMMYs stage…together.
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The 52nd NAACP Image Awards promises to be a show to remember when it premieres on March 27.
Already one of the talks of award season following the unveiling of this year’s nominations, the ceremony will bring with it major performances and a seismic salute to one of the greatest entertainers of all time.
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With the 2021 GRAMMY Awards less than a week away, excitement continues to build for the event.
Every field is jam-packed with the who’s who in the music industry. Take for example the Song Of The Year category. Beyoncé, Roddy Ricch, Taylor Swift, Post Malone, Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, H.E.R., JP Saxe and Julia Michaels are all nominated.
But who will win and who should win?
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Demi Lovato stands tall on the cover of Glamour magazine and in many ways stands triumphant.
Because beyond almost losing her life following a drug overdose in 2018, she recently revealed health complications during her recovery, cast a cloud of doubt over her returning full throttle.
Thankfully, not only is Lovato back but she’s blazing.
In her interview feature – which arrives ahead of her YouTube Originals documentary ‘Dancing With The Devil,’ she reveals that her wellness these days is rooted in finally finding her identity and ultimately her autonomy.
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Cop a gander of Justin Bieber!
The Pop pin-up posts up on the latest cover of Billboard Magazine.
Aptly timed, the feature arrives exactly a week before the star releases his new album ‘Justice’ (on March 19).
A candid interview accompanies the vivid shoot (which was lensed by Sami Drasin).
Within, Bieber opens up about his LP, his faith, turning a new leaf, limiting access, and more.
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A lost Foxy Brown and Lil Kim collaboration could finally see the light of day.
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When Destiny’s Child debuted over two decades ago, the group and its members were catapulted into superstardom.
As destiny would have it, each lady’s paths took different turns. But success was plentiful across the board. From wins on the charts, TV, film, and beyond.
More than anything, love and sisterhood have remained constant.
Case in point Beyonce‘s sweet message in honor of LeToya Luckett’s 40th birthday today.
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Congratulations are in order for ‘How To Get Away With Murder’ star Aja Naomi King.
Because the revered actress has announced that she is pregnant with her first child.
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Maroon 5 and Megan Thee Stallion have unwrapped the video for their brand new collaboration, ‘Beautiful Mistakes.’
The melodic number is believed to be lifted from Adam Levine and co’s forthcoming album; which will serve as their first since 2017’s ‘Red Pill Blues.’
The deluxe edition of that LP brought with it the group’s chart-topping Cardi B collaboration ‘Girls Like You.’
Is ‘Beautiful Mistakes’ on-course to become the band’s next Rap kissed hit?
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Kelly Rowland may have just given birth to her second child, but she’s wasting no time hitting the promo trail in support of her new EP, ‘K.’
Moments ago, the solo GRAMMY-winner assembled a set of fellow performers to deliver a rousing rendition of the song ‘Black Magic.’
The stirring track sits alongside offerings such as ‘Crazy’ and ‘Hitman’ on the well-received project.
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Gwen Stefani has poured out her new single ‘Slow Clap.’
Arriving on the heels of buzz cut ‘Let Me Reintroduce Myself,’ the song was co-written by the singer alongside Ross Golan and Luke Niccoli — reuniting the same team at the helm of its preceding release.
The track once again finds the No Doubt diva dabbling in a multitude of genres. Indeed, ‘Slow Clap’ fuses elements of Pop, Reggae, and even sprinkles of Country.
Lyrically, Stefani encourages resilience and confidence in the face of adversity:
“Been the champion, rang the bell / Rocked the bottom, been through hell,” she sings. “Climbed the mountain, now I’m well / I just feel like coming back for the belt.”
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