Gone are the days when the Madams of Maryland squabbled over etiquette. Because in the show’s eighth season, the drama escalated to new levels.
‘Potomac’ staples Gizelle Bryant, Karen Huger, Candiace Dillard, Ashley Darby, Robyn Dixon, Wendy Osefo, and Mia Thornton were all back in the mix and stirred up must-see TV. Newcomer Nneka Ihim joined the ladies and caused an instant ripple too.
With the season 8 finale set for this Sunday (March 24), check out a preview…
Jermaine Dupri stopped by the Sherri Shepherd Show today and waxed candid about many topics – including his former flame Janet Jackson.
The prolific hitmaker was on hand to promote his new documentary ‘Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told’ – which hit screens on March 21. And during the fun-filled chat, JD dished on everything from the Hulu special, performing at the Super Bowl with Usher, producing Muni Long‘s ‘Made for Me,’ and Mariah Carey.
Shephard also didn’t hold back when quizzing Dupri on his seven-year relationship with the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer.
Find out what he had to say about their present status below…
Destiny’s Child have long been etched in the hearts, minds, and history books of the masses.
Indeed, as one of the biggest-selling girl groups of all time, the legendary trio has an unshakable place in both music and culture.
Mathew Knowles, who managerially steered the ladies to seismic success, has paid a fresh salute to Beyonce, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams – and gifted their fans in the process.
Led by ‘Selfish the album sees Timberlake return to his R&B roots after taking a country detour in 2018.
That Grape Juice has been spinning the LP since its release. Join us below to find out which five tracks are essential on ‘Everything I Thought It Was.’
Tamar Braxton is back with a new song and a new music video.
Titled ‘Notice Me,’ the song was released in celebration of the singer’s birthday on March 17.
The song is a personal one for Braxton who sings straight from a broken heart.
“Can’t wait for tomorrow, you gon’ learn today / That it is what it is at this point / I hope you wake and realize that I’m one of a kind / If I hold on tight then maybe one day,” she sings.
The video sees Braxton in full glam as she sings in a bedroom, both on a bed and on the floor.
TLC tower tall ’til this day as one of the greatest girl groups of all-time. Yet, while the ladies did venture out solo, their efforts were few and far between.
This week’s From The Vault salutes T-Boz’s brief but sweet swing of the bat with her 1996 single ‘Touch Myself.’
Housed on the soundtrack for the movie ‘Fled’ starring Laurence Fishburne and Stephen Baldwin, the racy track was penned and produced by frequent TLC collaborator Dallas Austin.
Continuing to lyrically embrace the group’s gutsy and unapologetic nature, T-Boz turned up the heat with this super direct self-love anthem.
An ode to administering pleasure to “yourself,” the catchy cut was powered by the star’s trademark rasp and hard-hitting 90s R&B production.
Its simple yet effective video was directed by Bille Woodruff and sees T-Boz aptly dance with herself while interspliced clips of the film are showcased.
A top 40 hit, ‘Touch Myself’ peaked at #40 on the Billboard Hot 100. It also hit #23 on the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop tally and #3 on the Billboard Hot Dance Music count.
Not a smash, but a rare gem. And one that still shines today.
Cardi B is pouring out new music at rapid rate and the femcee shows no signs of slowing.
In recent weeks, the rapper has unleashed bops such as the ‘Like What’ freestyle and ‘Enough (Miami).’ She’s also set to feature on Shakira‘s new album on the track ‘Puntería.’
During an insightful sit down interview with Complex’s Speedy Morman, the superstar revealed that she has another jam incoming with a mystery artist.
