Cassie is expecting more than a baby this year.
Details on the entertainer’s new music below…
Cassie is expecting more than a baby this year.
Details on the entertainer’s new music below…
Adele is continuing to live her best life.
The British belter was in the presence of British royalty last night at the final show of the Spice Girls‘ mammoth ‘Spice World’ reunion tour.
A homecoming on many fronts, the concert – at London’s Wembley Stadium – brought the group back to where it all began and also served as the same venue Adele last saw them live 21 years ago.
Super excited, the ‘Hello’ songbird opened up about her experience and shared clips.
All awaits below…
When Rachel Dolezal stepped up to protect her adopted African-American siblings from the alleged abuse her biological family were subjecting them to her parents decided to bite back by revealing that she wasn’t really an African-American woman.
Since then, the civil rights activist (who pretended to be a black woman for years) has found herself under intense scrutiny and criticism as she and her black siblings build a new life away from the horrors they faced in their formative years.
This month, she has revealed that she is a bisexual woman.
Full story below…
This week brought with it the release of Madonna‘s 14th studio album ‘Madame X.’
Despite today’s era of surprise drops, the Pop royal opted for a semi-traditional roll-out, working the project for a number of months and supporting with a series of videos and high-profile performances.
One unanticipated aspect of the campaign was the worldwide theater tour the arena-packer announced.
Many assumed the 60-year-old would embrace stadiums, as she certainly has the clout to and would benefit from the increasingly popular bundling method that’s helped many a major name triumph on the charts.
While she’s did indeed package tickets with the LP, the scale of the tour (or lackthere-of) left many wondering what those first week sales would look like.
Well, wonder no more. Because the predictions are in. Join us after the jump…
Drake is in celebratory mood.
Fresh from his team the Toronto Raptors winning their first NBA championship, the Canadian native marked the occasion by dropping not one but two new tracks.
Bundled together as the ‘The Best In The World Pack,’ the set is comprised of ‘Omertà’ and the Rick Ross assisted ‘Money In The Grave.’
What are you waiting for? Take a listen to both below…
‘A Perfect Murder’ is the subject of today’s Retro Rewind!
Starring Gwyneth Paltrow and Michael Douglas, the movie tells the twisted tale of a man who hires his wife’s boyfriend to murder her when he finds himself (and their relationship) in a sticky situation.
The movie was built on the back of a $60 million budget and swept up over $128 million much to the delight of its distributors Warner Bros and its writer Patrick Smith Kelley.
Money, madness and murder below…
Little Mix are wasting no time taking flight with the promotional push for new single ‘Bounce Back.’
Because fresh from unleashing the high-octane cut, the Pop quad took to the stage on BBC‘s The One Show to deliver a dynamite rendition of the track – their first live.
With the track arriving as they gear up for their mammoth ‘LM5 Tour,’ the performance done a solid service of ramping up buzz for the all-arena trek and igniting excitement around the song.
All the action after the jump…
LeToya Luckett has that ‘Feeling.’
Ever busy, the star is now juggling her music and acting efforts with motherhood after giving birth to her first child – a daughter named Gianna.
Still, she’s keeping the flow of fresh material a’coming.
Take a listen to the bouncy bop after the jump…
In addition to inducting a new class of long-praised, much deserving songwriters for its 50th anniversary induction ceremony including the likes of Missy Elliott, Yusuf (a.k.a. Cat Stevens), and more (as we reported here), the Songwriters Hall of Fame also honored contemporary songwriters who have been credited with making noted advancements in the field.
While relatively new hitmaker Halsey walked away with the Hal David Starlight award (designed to honor young songwriters making impacts with their original work), headlines leaned more heavily toward this year’s Contemporary Icon Award recipient: Justin Timberlake.
The latter – lauded for adding his penning to chart-topping hits in the late 90’s and early 2000’s to Pop group N*SYNC – also earned praise for crafting his own solo hits and writing for fellow Pop artists over his 20+ year career. Presented the award by longtime collaborator Timbaland, the 38-year-old delivered a heartfelt acceptance speech before launching into a medley of some of his biggest hits including ‘SexyBack,’ ‘Cry Me a River,’ ‘Mirrors,’ and even famous ‘Saturday Night Live’ parody, ‘D*ck in a Box.’
See highlights inside:
While her discography alone boasts over 20 years of memorable Hip Hop hits and party-starters, Grammy-winning rapper/singer-songwriter/producer Missy Elliott has also lent her pen to countless hits for other artists. Her storied multi-decade run on Billboard charts is one of many reasons she made history earlier this year with the announcement she would become the first female Hip Hop artist to be inducted into the prestigious Songwriter’s Hall of Fame (as we reported here).
Fast forward to the event (June 13), a tearful Elliott was on hand to accept the honor during the 50th Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony which saw her receive kudos from the likes of Queen Latifah, First Lady Michelle Obama, and more.
Look inside to hear the acceptance speech:
So, as our retrospective features ‘From the Vault’ and ‘TGJ Replay’ allow us the chance to re-spin the gems and jams of yesterday of one artist, our newest feature Chart Rewind – a variation of our current Retro Rewind assay – accedes salutes to an entire era of music history.
This week we’ll give Aaliyah Haughton‘s first and only Hot 100 #1 single ‘Try Again’ a try. Join us inside: