Much like its predecessors ‘Medellin’ and ‘I Rise,’ the Swae Lee-assisted ‘Crave’ – the latest release from Queen of Pop Madonna‘s June 14-due album, ‘Madame X’ – hasn’t exactly received a royal welcome from music lovers.
Released May 10, the tune is currently sitting outside the iTunes Top 100.
In an effort to ensure its fate doesn’t mirror that of the project’s first two singles, Madge has taken to social media to tease the cut’s forthcoming music video. A simple, yet slick black-and-white affair, the press release that accompanied the song’s unveiling was sure to emphasize the visual is due in full “very soon.”
Ahead of its official premiere, see a preview inside:
With only a few weeks to go before their big return, what better time than the present to salute the legacy of the Spice Girls with a more than fitting tune.
In honor of Mother’s Day, we pay homage with the heartfelt ‘Mama’ by one of the world’s most renown bands.
Unleashed alongside disco number ‘Who Do You Think You Are’ in 1997 as a double A-side, ‘Mama’ and its companion were serviced as the final offerings from the group’s record-breaking debut ‘Spice.’ And just like their predecessors, the release went straight to #1 on the UK chart.
The set was their fourth consecutive effort to reach the summit of the coveted count; more broadly, it peaked at #3 on the European Hot 100 and peaked at #13 in Australia.
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Written by the Girls alongside Matt Rowe and Richard Stannard, the melodic number celebrates how becoming an adult helped the ladies have a whole new perspective on motherly love. The concept of the track was born when Mel B was experiencing a “bad phase” with her mother.
The song’s accompanying visual came courtesy of duo BigTV, and saw the five components of Spice singing to not only an audience of children but also their very own mothers.
Later this month, the Spice Girls will pick up exactly where they left off over a decade ago. We can only hope that, like their catalogue, the squad haven’t lost their viva.
In the here and now, we take this opportunity to wish a Happy Mother’s Day to all!
The “influencer” James Charles has found herself trapped in a web of shame and disgrace after his former friend Tati Westbrook released a lengthy video detailing what she knows about his cruel and vindictive business practises.
What she didn’t know however, is that her decision to expose the ways in which he preys on straight men for sex would see the chart-slaying Pop princess Zara Larsson step forward with a story of her own.
Kenya Moore is in a positive space and is refusing to let the highs and lows of ‘The Real Housewives of Atlanta’ family dampen her spirits.
Now expected to return to the series after a season-long departure, the star’s presence was missed by the millions who tune in to watch the show weekly.
Their support hasn’t gone unnoticed.
Find out how the new mother feels about it all below…
Fans of FOX’s hit series ‘Star’ were left jaw-dropped recently at news the show would not be returning for a season 4 (as we reported here).
The report, especially surprising after the series’ shocking season 3 finale, incited uproar on social media – a feat evidenced by the trending hashtag #SaveStar. A collection of staunch supporters of the Lee Daniels-directed drama are pleading with other networks, including streaming giants Netflix and Hulu, to pick up the series and give it a fitting close.
Nearly a year-and-a-half after announcing its season 2 renewal (as we reported here), Netflix has unveiled the long-awaited first look at the sophomore outing of ‘She’s Gotta Have It’ – the series-form reworking of Spike Lee‘s 1986 breakout film.
Nola Darling (DeWanda Wise), Mars (Anthony Ramos), Jamie (Lyriq Bent), Greer (Cleo Anthony), and the gang are back and viewers in need of a fix will finally get to see exactly what happened after the season 1 cliffhanger.
Ahead of its May 24th premiere, look inside for the official trailer:
Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber have respectively made unparalleled strides in the streaming arena. As of time reported, the former’s ‘Shape Of You’ holds the record as the most streamed song in Spotify history while the latter is the first and only artist to have at least six songs with a billion streams on the platform.
Now that they’ve joined forces via the recently released ‘I Don’t Care,’ their powers combined are seeing them entering new territory in Spotify’s history books.
Kim Kardashian wants the world to know that she is one of many brilliant people working hard to fight injustice and inequality within the judicial system.
