Britney Spears seems to have confirmed reports that she is deeply unhappy with the way her life is being managed.
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Janet Jackson may still have a few days to go before kicking off her ‘Metamorphosis’ Las Vegas residency, but such is the demand for tickets that the diva has added more shows!
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News of ‘Empire’s 6th season renewal is bittersweet, because it’s now been confirmed that it’ll serve as the show’s last.
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Beyonce reigns as her generation’s most preeminent performer.
However, she’s also making it rain thanks to her savvy business moves.
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Porsha Williams celebrated her first Mother’s Day by sharing the first look at her daughter Pilar Jhena.
The ‘Real Housewives Of Atlanta’ star has chronicled her journey to motherhood on spin-off series ‘Porsha’s Having A Baby’ – a three-part series which reached its climax last night.
With the show proving a ratings winner, Williams is ready to introduce her newborn daughter (born in March) to the masses with a premiere photoshoot.
Beaming, the new mother is joined by fiancé Dennis McKinley and together they proudly spotlight their off PJ.
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Madonna is one of music’s most successful live titans, hence many assumed her penchant for selling out arenas would naturally mature into a stadium run.
However, with her newly announced ‘Madame X Tour’ (which is being mounted in support of the album of the same name), Madge is veering in an altogether different direction.
For, she’s storming into theaters with an intimate show unlike anything she’s done before.
Set to kick off later this year, the hotly anticipated venture will see her royal highness erect mini-residencies in select cities across the globe – playing a string of dates in each.
With the initial batch of North American shows revealed, new London have been unveiled.
Kicking off in 2020, the 60-year-old superstar will play the London Palladium on the following dates…
DJ Ace, one of the hosts waving the flag for black music on BBC Radio, is committed to nourishing new talent with his expertise.
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As if “Grammy winner,” “multiplatinum-selling artist,” “singer,” “songwriter,” and “producer” aren’t enough titles for Pop singer Justin Timberlake and rapstress Missy Elliott, now the two have added “doctor” to that list.
Honored by Berklee College of Music’s commencement on Saturday (May 11) at Boston’s Agganis Arena for their respective achievements and contributions to the art, the honor comes as a historic feat for Elliott who is now the first Hip-Hop artist to receive this honor from the prestigious academic institution. Add to this, Missy is also set to become the only female Hip-Hop artist to ever be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame next month (click here to read more).
As we extend our congratulations to both artists, look inside for photos and video:
Much like its predecessors ‘Medellin’ and ‘I Rise,’ the Swae Lee-assisted ‘Crave’ – the latest release from Queen of Pop Madonna‘s June 14-due album, ‘Madame X’ – hasn’t exactly received a royal welcome from music lovers.
Released May 10, the tune is currently sitting outside the iTunes Top 100.
In an effort to ensure its fate doesn’t mirror that of the project’s first two singles, Madge has taken to social media to tease the cut’s forthcoming music video. A simple, yet slick black-and-white affair, the press release that accompanied the song’s unveiling was sure to emphasize the visual is due in full “very soon.”
Ahead of its official premiere, see a preview inside:
With only a few weeks to go before their big return, what better time than the present to salute the legacy of the Spice Girls with a more than fitting tune.
In honor of Mother’s Day, we pay homage with the heartfelt ‘Mama’ by one of the world’s most renown bands.
Unleashed alongside disco number ‘Who Do You Think You Are’ in 1997 as a double A-side, ‘Mama’ and its companion were serviced as the final offerings from the group’s record-breaking debut ‘Spice.’ And just like their predecessors, the release went straight to #1 on the UK chart.
The set was their fourth consecutive effort to reach the summit of the coveted count; more broadly, it peaked at #3 on the European Hot 100 and peaked at #13 in Australia.
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Written by the Girls alongside Matt Rowe and Richard Stannard, the melodic number celebrates how becoming an adult helped the ladies have a whole new perspective on motherly love. The concept of the track was born when Mel B was experiencing a “bad phase” with her mother.
The song’s accompanying visual came courtesy of duo BigTV, and saw the five components of Spice singing to not only an audience of children but also their very own mothers.
Later this month, the Spice Girls will pick up exactly where they left off over a decade ago. We can only hope that, like their catalogue, the squad haven’t lost their viva.
In the here and now, we take this opportunity to wish a Happy Mother’s Day to all!
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