Little Mix is laying it all out on the line.

Jade Thirlwall, Perrie Edwards, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock grace the latest cover of Hunger Magazine and they do not hold anything back.

In the latest issue out, the girls discuss sexism in the music industry, struggles with mental health issues, and so much more.

Peep pics and quotes below…

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Little Mix are taking fans behind the scenes of their ‘Confetti’ music video.

Directed by Samuel Douek, the fun-filled clip for the Saweetie assisted jam sees the trio transform into their male counterparts before staging a seismic dance-off.

Naturally, it meant there was ample prosthetic work and slick choreography too.

Viewers will also have noted cameos from RuPaul’s Drag Race UK stars Tayce and Bimini Bon Boulash.

Now, the masses can see how the vid – which was shot while members Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards were pregnant – all came together.

Watch the making of the ‘Confetti’ visual below…

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After thrilling fans with her comeback single, ‘Let Me Reintroduce Myself,’ music superstar Gwen Stefani quickly introduced fans to its follow-up – the Saweetie-assisted ‘Slow Clap.’

And while initial excitement around the March 11-released track suggested it would bring just the hype needed to build anticipation for her yet-titled, forthcoming fourth studio album, two months later the song is still earning…well…a slow clap from music lovers.

In an effort to help it crack into the Hot 100 for the first time, Stefani ignited a promo blitz that saw her give the tune the live treatment on the likes of ‘Late Night with Seth Meyers’ and other high profile stops (as we reported here).  Now, she’s taking fans behind the scenes of the energetic tune’s Sophie Muller-directed music video.

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1) H.E.R. & Chris Brown – Come Through

2) Spice, Sean Paul, Shaggy – Go Down Deh

3) Little Mix – Confetti (ft. Saweetie)

4) Burna Boy – Kilometre

5) Saweetie – Fast (Motion)

What are Your Top 5 Songs of The Moment?

It’s still award season and the Billboard Music Awards 2021 is up next.

Set to take place May 23 at Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theater, the event will honor some of the most commercially impactful releases over the last year.

Today has seen the much-anticipated nominations unveiled – and The Weeknd leads the pack.

After a notable snub earlier this year, Abel has nabbed a whopping 16 nominations.

See who else is up for what after the jump…

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Gwen Stefani continues to illuminate stages in support of her new single ‘Slow Clap.’

And ‘Late Night With Seth Meyers’ was her latest stop.

Backed by a troop of dancers and a full band, the eclectic singer delivered a spirited rendition of the track.

Thus far the song has benefitted from a remix with Saweetie and the buzz of Stefani’s preceding single, ‘Let Me Reintroduce Myself.’

Watch her in action after the jump…

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Little Mix continues to taste sweet success with their smash hit ‘Sweet Melody.’

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The same week rising rapstress Mulatto earned her first Hot 100 placement with ‘B*tch from Da Souf’ was the same week she learned the title had been certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

Boasting a fiery original version, the Bankroll Got It-produced song was given the ultimate boost once established femcees Trina and Saweetie added their spicy additions on its remix – ultimately helping the cut become Big Latto’s breakout hit.

Now, just 7 months ‘Souf’ saw its sales head north in response to growing buzz from its parent album – ‘Queen of Da Souf’ (click here to stream) – it’s logged a career milestone for its creator.

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Diehard fans of Jazmine Sullivan are well versed with her collection of releases over the past ten years, with many of them lauding work found aboard her sophomore and junior albums – ‘Love Me Back’ and ‘Reality Show’ – as some of the best R&B offerings of the century.

But while the genre’s radio and airplay Billboard charts have featured some of her more critically acclaimed offerings over the same time period (i.e. ‘Let It Burn,’ ‘Forever Don’t Last,’ ’10 Seconds,’ etc.), Pop charts have largely ignored the GRAMMY nominee.

After a decade long absence, the refreshed Hot 100 reveals that neglect has come to an end thanks to tunes found aboard her latest body of work, the January 8-released ‘Heaux Tales’ (click here to stream).

Details below:

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1) Jazmine Sullivan – On It (ft. Ari Lennox)

2) Saweetie & Doja Cat – Best Friend

3) Nao & Adekunle Gold – Antidote

4) Wizkid – Ginger (ft. Burna Boy)

5) Kylie Minogue & Dua Lipa – Real Groove

What are Your Top 5 Songs of The Moment?

Whether penciled in history books for reasons good, bad, ugly, and/or everything in between, 2020 brought with it some of entertainment’s most memorable moments.

Now, as the year draws to a close, That Grape Juice is reflecting on our favorite moments that rocked – and to some degree maybe even reshaped – the Urban and Pop cultural landscape as we know it.

Next, we’ll look back at female Rap’s most pronounced year to date!

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City Girls are the next star’s to play ELLE’s Game of Song Association!

Ever up for a challenge, the rap-duo rapped along to their chart-topping hits ‘Act Up’ and ‘P*ssy Talk’, as well as songs by Saweetie and Mulatto.

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