Kiana Ledé keeps the music a’coming with the release of new single ‘Easy Breezy.’

Produced by d.a got that dope, the bouncy bop is the latest taste of what Republic‘s newest name has on offer.

Armed with the momentum of slower jams such as ‘Ex’ and ‘Fairplay,’ Ledé picks up the pace and drives in a more “top down with the radio on” direction with this one.

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The original Sugababes made their triumphant return to TV moments ago when they took to the stage on the Graham Norton Show. 

Mutya, Keisha, and Siobhan joined DJ Spoony to perform ‘Flowers,’ which is lifted from his new compilation ‘Garage Classical.’

The showing serves as the first televised effort from the trio in the six years since they initially reformed as MKS.

When speaking with host Norton, the ladies confirmed there are exciting 2020 plans ahead.

Watch the Babes take vocal flight after the jump…

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“Music has always been an essential part of every project I do and working with emerging talent is a personal passion. Raedio allows me to continue that work within the music industry and audio entertainment space. The Atlantic Records team are innovators in terms of shifting and shaping culture. I’m excited to join forces with them to discover new artists.”

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Little Mix are getting their boss on.

For, having carved out quite the mark on the charts, the Pop quad are looking to build music’s next big band via the vehicle of their own TV show.

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Kash Doll has quite the story and she’s keen to share.

To mark the release of her debut album ‘Stacked,’ the Detroit native stopped by The Breakfast Club today and opened up about multiple corners of her fascinating journey.

Chopping it up with Charlamagne, DJ Envy, and Angela Yee, the rising rapper waxed honest about her past as a stripper, being struck in a restrictive record deal, receiving support from Drake, and the family drama that landed her in court.

Watch the insightful sit-down after the jump…

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Camila Cabello is aiming to land another hit with new single ‘Liar,’ the latest taste of new album ‘Romance.’

The flavorsome jam arrived as part of a series of weekly drops from the former Fifth Harmony singer and is showing the most promise of all the cuts offered up.

Currently making healthy gains on the stream scene, the track may well be poised to top its #54 peak on the Billboard Hot 100.

To assist its cause, Cabello has shared a behind the scenes look at the making of the Dave Meyers directed visual. Check it out below…

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LisaRaye McCoy is renown for saying it how she feels it and she lives up to said billing on a new episode TV One’s ‘UNCENSORED.’

Beyond her roles in hit films such as ‘The Players Club,’ the actress made waves on sitcom ‘All Of Us.’

However, in the years since the show’s abrupt 2007 end, McCoy has been increasingly open about her issues with co-star Duane Martin. And while many saw the drama as being rooted in the professional, it’s become clear that it’s personal. All sorts of personal.

For, McCoy claims her two-year marriage to Turks and Caicos premier Michael Misick was ruined by… Martin.

Watch her illustrate the tangled web…

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The respective commercial nonperformances of Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, and Lana Del Rey‘s ‘Don’t Call Me Angel’ and Kash Doll, Kim Petras, Alma, and Stefflon Don‘s ‘How It’s Done’– the first two singles from the forthcoming ‘Charlie’s Angels’ soundtrack – had Grande fans hoping redemption would be served courtesy of the project’s song, ‘Bad To You’ (featuring Grande, Normani, and Nicki Minaj).

Word of the tune’s existence may have been confirmed last week when the ‘Sweetener’ star confirmed its parent set’s official track list (click here to read more), but just as quickly as excitement for its arrival went up it was forced down days later when Minaj confirmed the cut would not be accompanied with a music video…

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Taylor Swift is the latest singer-songwriter to bring the story behind her hits to NPR’s wildly popular Web series, ‘Tiny Desk Concert.’

Just days before she is set to rock the stage at the 7th Annual ‘We Can Survive’ concert – presented by AT&T – at Los Angeles’ iconic Hollywood Bowl (October 19), the segment was unveiled online and featured the Grammy winner cranking out numbers from her latest chart-topping album, ‘Lover,’ and more from her prized discography.

Filmed at NPR Studios in Washington D.C., Taylor beamed about her love for the acoustic segment:

 “Tiny Desk is, like, one of my favorite corners of the internet. It’s an opportunity for artists to decide a different way to showcase their music,” she said.

Look inside to see the performance in full.

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Lady Gaga has experienced a number of peaks and troughs in her illustrious career, but tonight she took a literal tumble.

While performing on-stage at her Las Vegas residency,‘Enigma,’ Mother Monster had quite the malfunction when she fell off stage with a fan in tow.

Watch the awkward moment below…

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ABC hit ‘How To Get Away With Murder’ is back for a sixth and final season. And fireworks are promised!

The legal drama, which stars Emmy-winner Viola Davis, follows a group of ambitious law students and their brilliant criminal defence professor.

For six years, viewers have been engrossed with the seemingly endless array of twists and titillating turns. And for its penultimate run, it looks as though they’ll be tied up in equally exciting fashion.

See what we mean below, where a sneak peek preview of  ‘How To Get Away With Murder’ season 6/episode 5 titled ‘We’re All Gonna Die’ awaits…

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The original Sugababes are back as… the Sugababes!

Six years after first reforming as MKS, Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan, and Siobhan Donaghy have returned under the moniker they debuted with almost 20 years ago. A move which sees them come full circle, following the group’s much-documented line-up changes.

To kick off their comeback, the Brit-Pop trio have covered UK classic ‘Flowers’ — which serves as the centrepiece of DJ Spoony‘s new compilation ‘The Garage Classical.’ The theme of which sees an orchestral spin put on the London-bred genre.

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