Miley Cyrus has unleashed ‘Endless Summer Vacation’ – her eighth studio album.
Led by the vibrant ‘Flowers,’ the set sees Cyrus exploring themes of love, loss, and more.
That Grape Juice has been spinning the LP since its release. Join us below to find out which five tracks are essential on ‘Endless Summer Vacation.’
Hailing from the Los Angeles Dolby Theatre, Sunday night (March 12) saw the year’s most notable movie releases honored at the 95th Annual Academy Awards for their multi-layered contributions to the world of film.
Now that the credits are done rolling on the ceremony (more commonly known as the 2023 Oscars), check inside to see who got to give an inspiring acceptance speech and who went home emptyhanded courtesy of a shocking upset.
The full winner’s list awaits inside.
The Weeknd‘s ‘Die For You’ remix with Ariana Grande appears to be the gift that keeps on giving.
The 7-year-old sleeper hit was already experiencing a reignited victory lap on the Hot 100 thanks to awakened interest on Tik Tok, but the inclusion of the Pop princess on its official reissue helped it capture the hitlist’s crown this week to historic measure (as we reported here).
What’s more, peruse of other Billboard tallies shows the wins don’t stop there for the Canadian hitmaker (born Abel Tesfaye).
See what we mean inside.
If it’s anything Miley Cyrus’ current era, ‘Endless Summer Vacation,’ is proving it’s that she’s not letting off the gas.
The same week the project’s lead single, ‘Flowers,‘ was uprooted from the #1 spot on the Hot 100, the Pop diva began flooding her social media accounts with news of its successor: ‘River.’
Produced by Tyler Johnson and Kid Harpoon, the tune boasts lyrics of a woman who just can’t get enough of her lover.
“You go on forever / You’re just like a river,” Miley wails on the song’s chorus before the second verse. “Blowing bubbles in the bath, I can’t stop from thinking lately / You could be the one, have the honor of my babies…”
After ample teasing, watch the ‘River’ video in full inside.
The Weeknd consistently proves himself to be the man to beat.
No stranger to seeing his name penciled in Hot 100 history books many times over his 11-year career, the crowning jewel of his major accomplishments is undoubtedly the 2020 megahit, ‘Blinding Lights,’ shining as the longest-charting song by a solo artist in the hitlist’s 64-year history.
This week, in the wake of landing his seventh career chart-topper with the Ariana Grande-assisted ‘Die For You (Remix),’ the 33-year-old (born Abel Tesfaye) finds himself entering the chart’s record books again – this time making history for tying his idol’s longstanding solo achievement.
Look inside to see what title he’s now sharing with King of Pop Michael Jackson.
The Weeknd‘s sleeper hit, ‘Die For You’ (2016), had already awakened interest in a new generation of fans thanks to a viral response on Tik Tok before Pop princess Ariana Grande added her vocal gems to its remix.
Now, the ‘Starboy‘ hit has shot straight to the top of the Hot 100 – penciling the dynamic duo in the chart’s history books in the process.
Details inside.
Pink is pounding the promotional pavement in support of her ninth studio album ‘Trustfall.’
The Howard Stern Show was one of the Pop rebel’s latest stops and she showed up and showed out.
Backed by a full band, the vocalist soared with potent renditions of her LP’s title track, ‘F*ckin’ Perfect,’ and ‘What About Us’ – the latter of which slayed us in earnest.
Watch the performances after the jump…
Britney Spears boasts an iconic catalog of bops like no other. And this week, From The Vault salutes one of the Pop force’s earliest and most electrifying – ‘(You Drive Me) Crazy.’
Housed on the then-new star’s debut album ‘…Baby One More Time,’ the track served as the LP’s third official single – following on from its smash hit title track and ‘Sometimes.’
A dynamite dancefloor jam, the high-octane cut was penned and produced by Max Martin, Per Magnusson, and David Kreuger. Additional contributions came courtesy of Rami Yacoub.
The all-star Pop dream team, who helmed many hits before and went on to deliver many after, proved the potency of their Midas touch with the 1999 offering.
Laced with hooks on hooks and garnished with Spears’ now-trademark vocal isms, ‘Crazy’ seemed tailor-made for the teen-Pop explosion that was all the rage heading into the 2000s.
And oh did it deliver when it came to resonating with its target audience.
‘Crazy’ became Spears’ third consecutive top 5 hit in the UK (peaking at #5) and placed at #10 in the US. Elsewhere, it placed at #1 in Japan, Croatia, and Iceland – while also nabbing top 5 placements in regions such as Canada, Switzerland, New Zealand, Norway, France, and Germany.
To this day, ‘Crazy’ is widely hailed for helping establish Spears as a viable Pop starlet beyond the enormity of her premiere single ‘…Baby One More Time.’
Beyond its sonic magnificence, a huge component of the song’s appeal was its Y2K-esque music video.
Directed by Nigel Dick, the visual’s performance-heavy concept was conceived by Spears herself and aspects (especially its chair choreography) were confirmed to be inspired by Janet Jackson’s ‘Miss You Much.’
With ‘Crazy’ dually featuring on the Pop performer’s project as well as on the soundtrack for the film ‘Drive Me Crazy,’ the clip featured cameos from the movie’s stars Melissa Joan Hart and Adrian Grenier.
A true beacon of the “MTV era” of music videos, the clip came complete with a “Stop” dance break that remains iconic until this day.
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Like most ever-resonating narratives, Spears’ story is one filled with seismic highs and harrowing lows.
Still, regardless of the surrounding discourse, there’s no denying the music nor its huge impact on Pop culture at large.
Ariana Grande may be on a musical hiatus of sorts, but that doesn’t stop her momentary musical endeavors from sending her fans into a flutter of excitement.
Such was the case moments ago when the songbird hatched the news that she’s teaming with frequent collaborator The Weeknd on a remix of his hit ‘Die For You.’
As reported, the original track is housed on Abel’s 2016 album ‘Starboy’ and received revived popularity after going viral on TikTok.
With ‘Die’ recently achieving a peak of #6 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topping the US Radio Songs chart this month (six years after its initial release), it looks like higher heights may be on the horizon thanks to the incoming Ari-assisted remix.
Check out the preview below…
P!nk fans worried she wouldn’t be bringing her gargantuan ‘Summer Carnival’ stadium tour to a city near them may have another shot to see the GRAMMY-winning diva thanks to the announcement she’ll be extending her time on the road via a North American arena tour.
Details inside.
All roads lead to this Friday for Pink, who will be releasing her 9th studio album ‘Trustfall.’
And the Pop force has mounted a major promotional push for the LP (and its companion stadium tour, the Pink Summer Carnival).
Her latest stop was This Morning in the UK, where she opened up about the project and much more.
During her candid chat with hosts Dermot O’Leary and Josie Gibson, Pink shared that she believes her incoming LP to be her “best” yet.
Full story below…
Over the years, the Super Bowl Halftime shows have taken on a new meaning. From a channel-changing blip, to an extravaganza of epic proportions.
This has been none more apparent than in the last decade. From star-studded headliners like Beyonce and Lady Gaga to celebrations of culture and more, the last decade has truly defined what the potential the Halftime Show has.
Ahead of Rihanna’s must-see showing this Sunday,
Look below for That Grape Juice‘s top 5 Halftime Shows since 2010.
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