After setting Twitter alight with the premiere of the highly anticipated biographical film, ‘The Clark Sisters: The First Ladies of Gospel,’ on April 11, it’s being reported the TV event of the season has garnered some of the network’s highest ratings in years.
3 seasons in, FOX’s ‘9-1-1’ continues to ring in massive ratings week after week. So much so, the network has opted to renew the Angela Bassett-led series and its spinoff for new seasons.
To say there’s no love between ‘Enough of No Love’ singer Keyshia Cole and rapper O.T. Genasis would be an understatement.
As fans of the R&B diva know, her distaste for the ‘Cut It’ star began when he released his song ‘Never Knew’ – a poorly reimagined version of her signature hit, ‘Love’ – without her approval late last year.
Though he’s trolled her several times on social media in the months that followed, some say he took it too far after hopping on Instagram live and venturing into an expletive-laden rant over the weekend.
My oh my is exactly what viewers will say once they get a load of Camila Cabello flexing her vocal prowess to the tune of Beyoncé‘s ‘Listen.’
Found aboard the official soundtrack of the 2006 hit film ‘Dreamgirls’ (starring Beyoncé, Jennifer Hudson, Jamie Foxx, and more), the challenging song has become a staple over the years – especially on the talent show front – among vocalists hoping to showcase their chops.
Look inside to see if Cabello is among those who actually pulled it off: (more…)
Few voices have earned the reverence rendered to R&B/Soul maestra Ledisi and, after one listen to those powerhouse pipes, it’s easy to see why.
As if garnering praise from industry contemporaries and even legends like Patti Labelle, Chaka Khan, Anita Baker, and The Clark Sisters wasn’t enough, the 12-time Grammy nominee has also thrilled audiences across the globe for over 20 years with hits like ‘Pieces of Me,’ ‘Goin’ Thru Changes,’ ‘I Blame You,’ ‘High,’ and more.
Now, nearly three years after ruling R&B charts with her last album, ‘Let Love Rule,’ the Urban A/C Queen is royally blessing her legion of fans with ‘Anything For You’ – the kick off single from her yet-titled, soon-to-be-released ninth studio album.
Ahead of its arrival, Ledisi exclusively sat down with That Grape Juice to dish on the new project, venturing into acting, and so much more.
Just days after we first reported Drake‘s latest single, ‘Toosie Slide,’ was set to slide to #1 on the Hot 100 (click here to read), Billboard has officially unveiled news the tune has unseated his one-time rival, fellow Canadian hitmaker The Weeknd, from the tally’s top spot.
Fueled by a Tik Tok viral dance craze, the commercial response to ‘Slide’ lands Drizzy in the history books again. Details inside:
As we reported here, Easter Sunday (April 12) saw music mogul Diddy take to Instagram live to hold “the world’s biggest dance-a-thon” to raise funds for healthcare workers at the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic.
And, while the event drew big names like Drake, Jennifer Lopez, Kelly Rowland, Megan Thee Stallion, and more, one found herself the center of controversy – Lizzo. When the ‘Truth Hurts’ diva turned to twerk, Diddy cut her off to suggest the action was inappropriate given the day and the audience. Yet, when model-actress Draya performed the same action later on the livestream, she did so uninterrupted.
His response led to backlash, with many branding him a ‘fat shamer.’ More inside: