Fresh from the history-making reception of her March 29-released eighth studio album, ‘Cowboy Carter,’ music megastar Beyonce saddled up for a ride to the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards on Monday (April 1).
As previously reported, the diva – already the most-award artist in the history of the GRAMMYs, BET Awards, Soul Train Awards, and MTV VMAs – was not only nominated in multiple categories including R&B Song of the Year, Favorite Tour, and more but also was on hand to accept the year’s Innovator Award.
Presented to her by the legendary Stevie Wonder, hop inside to see her inspiring acceptance speech.
Justin Timberlake, TLC, and Jelly Roll may have been among the megawatt music stars who shut down the stage at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards, but they still couldn’t eclipse the night’s biggest star – its trophies!
Look inside to see who walked away with the coveted awards from this year’s ceremony.
Shakira has spent most of her career being a symbol of strong femininity, but her recent take on the mega-successful ‘Barbie‘ movie has some fans doing a double take on her beliefs.
The global music icon was branded everything from “misogynist” to “anti-feminist” by angry social media users who got a load of her polarizing stance in ‘Allure‘ magazine recently about the 2023 film’s message and how it impacted her sons.
Hop inside to see what she said that has many up-in-arms.
After a lengthy delay from screens (due in great part to the SAF-AFTRA and WGA strikes), football drama ‘All American’ is running back to TV with its highly anticipated season 6 on April 1.
Inspired by the journey of former New York Giants linebacker Spencer Paysinger, the show – one of the CW’s most popular – follows “Spencer” (portrayed by Daniel Ezra) as he navigates his personal and professional life as a high school student set to transition into becoming a major star player for Golden Angeles University, and later, the big league.
Also starring Samantha Logan, Michael Evans Behling, Greta Onieogou, Cody Christian, Chelsea Tavares, Bre-Z, and more, the wait to find out the answers to season 5’s jaw-dropping cliffhanger comes to a close tonight.
Ahead of its premiere at 8/7c, get a taste of what the squad is set to serve.
Much like their joint album ‘We Don’t Trust You’ is currently dominating the Billboard 200 with the biggest first-week sales of 2024, Future and Metro Boomin are watching its headline-grabbing single – the Kendrick Lamar-assisted ‘Like That‘ – mirror that success on the Hot 100.
Time flies, but the truest gems shine on eternally.
So, with Janet Jackson‘s criminally underrated ‘Damita Jo’ celebrating its milestone 20th anniversary, what better time than the present to salute one of its many high notes – ‘I Want You.’
Co-produced by a then-rising Kanye West alongside Jackson and her longtime collaborators Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, the doo-wop-inspired cut was serviced as the second single from its housing album.
Renowned for her high-octane anthems and their accompanying videos, Jackson drove in a markedly different direction with the track.
A romantic serenade, the song saw Jackson profess her love for her boo.
Its lush visual was lensed by Dave Meyers and saw the Pop Queen navigating her way to her man – striking that trademark smile throughout. The clip features a cameo from Jackson’s then-partner Jermaine Dupri.
Much like the ‘Damita Jo’ project (which opened with one of the year’s biggest first-week sales), the dark cloud of the Super Bowl 2004 fiasco unfortunately clipped the wings of the release. Indeed, with limited TV and radio play, ‘I Want You’ peaked at #57 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Fast forward to today and with the climate and narrative of the episode firmly in Jackson’s favor, we hope that more of the masses dive into the brilliance of the ‘Damita Jo’ album, era, and visuals.
