‘I Believe I Can Fly’ hitmaker R. Kelly believes he’s been the subject of cruel and unusual punishment during his stint at a Brooklyn detention center.
The embattled singer, who was recently handed a 30-year sentence on sex trafficking and racketeering crimes, claims he was wrongfully put on suicide watch due to his high-profile status. Claims, which according to Kelly, are unfounded as he “expressly told MDC officials he was not suicidal.”
That’s not all he said. Look inside for more.
Janet Jackson brought the heat to New Orleans with a seismic set at the Essence Festival of Culture 2022.
Taking command of the Caesars Superdome, the leader of the ‘Rhythm Nation’ blew the roof off the building with back-to-back hits during her headlining showing.
The Queen of Pop powered through classics such as ‘If,’ ‘Feedback,’ ‘That’s The Way Love Goes,’ and ‘Control’ – much to the delight of the 80,000 in attendance.
That Grape Juice was in the building and indeed confirm that Ms. Jackson came, slayed, and conquered that stage.
Check out highlights from an unforgettable night after the jump…
Drake is full of surprises. Now more than ever before.
Because just weeks after dropping Dance album ‘Honestly, Nevermind’ unannounced, the Hip-Hop titan joined iconic Pop ensemble, The Backstreet Boys, live on-stage tonight.
The group’s latest tour made a stop in Drizzy’s hometown of Toronto and the MC made an unpredictable appearance alongside Brian, Nick, AJ, Howie, and Kevin.
Christening the rapper “the sixth member” of the group, the collective performed a collaborative take on the classic anthem ‘I Want It That Way.’
What are you waiting for? Watch the performance after the jump…
Fivio Foreign pays homage to three of Destiny’s Child‘s greatest hits at once courtesy of his new song ‘What’s My Name.’
Featuring Queen Naija and Coi Leray, the song itself features interpolations of DC3’s 1999 chart-topping hit ‘Say My Name’ while its Benny Boom-directed accompanying clip sees its stars borrow elements from Beyonce, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams’ ‘Survivor’ and ‘Soldier’ videos.
The latest taste of offering from Foreign’s debut album ‘B.I.B.L.E.,’ hop inside to see what the trio of ‘What’s My Name’ are serving up.
Mary J. Blige fans who can’t wait for the September 17 kick off of the diva’s forthcoming ‘Good Morning Gorgeous’ tour are in for a treat thanks to Apple Music.
The digital music giants took to press this week to announce a ‘one night only’ concert will air live from New York City’s United Palace. The live taping, set for July 13, will be available to stream exclusively on Apple Music on July 27 and will see Blige crank out many of her timeless classics as well as some of the newer tunes from her latest studio album, ‘Good Morning Gorgeous.’
“From continuing to act, to recording and releasing my 15th studio album, growing and expanding different businesses like Sun Goddess and Sister Love Jewelry, to performing at the Super Bowl, launching my Strength of a Woman Festival and Summit and now getting ready to go back on tour, it feels amazing to take this opportunity to celebrate, reflect and have an intimate night with my fans through this platform Apple Music is providing me,” Blige said about the event.
As if that’s not enough to get the Hip Hop Soul Queen’s fans into a royal tizzy, she also granted yet another song from ‘Gorgeous’ the video treatment. Look inside to see the Fabolous-assisted ‘Come See About Me.’
After watching her 2021 EP ‘Public Displays of Affection’ fly into Billboard R&B chart’s top 40 (#21 peak) on the strength of her breakthrough Hot 100 top 20 hit ‘Hrs & Hrs,’ singer-songwriter Muni Long is looking to extend play time on the set by introducing its conceptual follow-up – ‘Public Displays of Affection Too.’
Announced just a day after Long wowed 2022 BET Awards viewers with a stunning live rendition of ‘Hrs’ (as we reported here), ‘Too’ serves as a 5-song EP that acts as the first body of work to spring from the star’s new joint venture deal with Def Jam.
Featuring current single ‘Baby Boo (ft. Saweetie)’ as well as predecessors ‘Pain’ and ‘Another,’ hop inside to show a little love to ‘Affection’ courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.
Cynthia Erivo is sharing her truth.
The Emmy, GRAMMY, and Tony Award winner takes center stage in British Vogue‘s new Pride issue and reveals that she is bisexual.
Full story below…
Adele reaffixed the focus on her magnetic music at her comeback show at BST Hyde Park in London.
The hometown hero wowed the 65,000 capacity crowd with songs known and new – including ‘Hello,’ ‘Rolling In The Deep,’ ‘Someone Like You,’ and ‘Easy On Me’ from her chart-topping latest album, ’30.’
In traditional Adele form, the two-show fused titan-sized anthems with the warm personality the world has come to know and love.
The headline shows are the first the 34-year-old has embarked on since postponing her Las Vegas residency amidst ample drama.
A two-day extravaganza, Adele is being joined at BST Hyde Park by Gabrielle, Kacey Musgraves, Mahalia, Tiana Major9, Chrissi, Bonnie Kemplay, as well as Ruti & Tamzene.
Peep highlights from the American Express-sponsored spectacle after the jump…
Cardi B has her sights set on a collaboration with her idol Lil Kim.
Currently on the press trail for her new single ‘Hot Sh*t,’ the femcee’s latest stop was Hot 97.
Sitting down with Nessa, Cardi opened up about her eagerly awaited sophomore album and shared that a team-up with the female Rap pioneer is at the top of her list. She even revealed that she has specific tracks in mind.
See what she had to say after the jump…
Beyonce has the world moving with her new single ‘Break My Soul.’
And the track – which is the premiere offering from Queen Bey’s incoming album ‘Renaissance’ – has been making particular strides in the UK.
Full story below…
Readers of That Grape Juice know how passionate we are about music – whether that be past or present.
However, unlike our other segments – Retro Rewind, TGJ Replay, and From The Vault – The Pop Stop is the most in-depth look at Pop songs that may have flown under the radar over the last week that you should know, rather they be from music’s biggest stars or those on the rise.
This week, we want to highlight cuts from Calvin Harris, Charli XCX, Big Time Rush, and Yungblud.
Join us inside…
‘The Best Man’ is back for a super-sized swansong.
NBC‘s streamer Peacock will be the home for the limited series ‘The Best Man: Final Chapters.’
As reported, the -episode show will reunite original cast members Morris Chestnut, Melissa De Sousa, Taye Diggs, Regina Hall, Terrence Howard, Sanaa Lathan, Nia Long, and Harold Perrineau.
Malcolm D. Lee, who helmed the first two films, is back on board to write and executive produce alongside Dayna Lynne North (who exec produced HBO’s ‘Insecure’).
With a confirmed premiere date of December 22, check out first-look pictures from this television event…
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