Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo were undisputed showstoppers at the Dolby Theatre taping of ‘Wicked: One Wonderful Night,’ giving fans a taste of Emerald City magic before the film’s release.

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Jay-Z can breathe a little easier this week as a California Judge formally dismissed yet another legal attempt tying him to paternity claims.

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Hours after the unveiling of the 2026 GRAMMY nominations on Friday (November 7), the music industry and its enthusiasts are still buzzing over the entertainment genre’s biggest night (and biggest honors).

Ahead of toasting the year’s best and brightest on February 1, 2026, the coveted tally of nods expectedly listed the likes of chart-toppers Lady Gaga and Kendrick Lamar as lead competitors for the ceremony’s top honors.

While jaws dropped to see some of the categories they were mentioned in and omitted from, fan groups of other major hitmakers like Drake, The Weeknd, Travis Scott, Ciara, Katy Perry, and Kylie Minogue are steam-pressed their favorites were placed in unexpected categories or totally shut out all together.

Look inside to see who made That Grape Juice‘s list of ‘2026 GRAMMY Snubs and Surprises.’

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Christina Aguilera is ringing in the holiday season with a cinematic festive special.

‘Christmas in Paris’ is heading to theaters worldwide and will see the GRAMMY Award-winning diva dazzle with seasonal classics and a collection of some of her most beloved gems.

Ahead of its release next month, Xtina has lifted the lid on what fans can expect from the big screen extravaganza.

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It’s GRAMMY nomination time!

Music’s biggest calendar night, the 68th annual GRAMMY Awards, are set to air on February 1, 2026 live on CBS.

The industry’s brightest stars will align to shine at the event, which takes place at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles and will boast performances from the creme de la creme.

Today, excitement for the ceremony soared to new heights as its committee revealed which artists have been nominated in which categories.

Kendrick Lamar leads with a whopping 9 nods, while Lady Gaga follows with 7.

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The highly anticipated Michael Jackson biopic ‘Michael’ could be bigger than expected.

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Global hitmaker Ed Sheeran is taking his talents to Netflix with a fresh, documentary-style musical special titled ‘ONE SHOT with Ed Sheeran.’

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3Quency may still be raking in acclaim aplenty for their infectious debut single ‘Top Down,’ but the ‘Building the Band’ trio – comprised of Brianna Mazzola, Nori Moore, and Wennely Quezada – is looking to build even more buzz for their debut album by moving on to the tune’s follow-up.

Titled ‘Once I Was a Good Girl,’ the new song marched to digital shelves on Friday (November 7).

“Oh, once I was a good girl all in love, baby / Until you walked in and messed up my vibe / Once I was a sweet girl all for you / Until I had to feel those things you do to me / To freeze my tears, had to put you on ice,” they croon over Steve Mac production.

Accompanying the tune’s arrival with a scorching music video directed by Ava Rikki, hop inside to get familiar with ‘Good Girl.’

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R&B diva Keri Hilson gifts yet another fan-favorite from her latest album, ‘We Need to Talk: Drama,’ the video treatment.

This time attaching a visual to ‘Again,’ the new song juxtaposes somber lyrics about spinning the block on a toxic romance with a party-starting sample of the 1993 classic ‘Scrub the Ground’ by Splack Pack.

“We go back back and then forward, then go forward, forward then back / But this time and I really mean it baby, I can’t take you back but I / I pack my bags and leave and I come right back again / I say I’ll never do it but I just do it again,” she wails over Mr. Hanky production.

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After wowing her growing fanbase (affectionately called ‘Co-Captains’) with the 2024-released Christmas EP ‘Coco by the Fireplace,’ GRAMMY winner Coco Jones is giving them a new reason to get into the holiday spirit with the November 7-released song ‘Skip My House.’

“You can skip my house this year / I already got everything I need right here / This year / I already counted in my blessings came in pouring / Open, I can freeze the turner out while it’s snowing / So you can skip my house this year,” she croons over Johnny Thomas Jr. production.

And while the new song is not on the original ‘Fireplace’ tracklist, rumor has it Coco is cooking up a follow-up to the EP (quite possibly even a deluxe edition) for this holiday season.

Until we find out for sure, hop inside to be warmed by the romantic ‘Skip My House.’

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Eight long years have separated fans of Tamar Braxton (affectionately called #Tamartians) from her last body of work, 2017’s ‘Bluebird of Happiness’ LP, but the wait for a new effort finally came on Friday (November 7) courtesy of the ‘Heartbreak Retrograde’ EP.

The long-teased opus, once thought to be an album, was originally due in Spring 2025 but was delayed due to a number of setbacks including personal woes, uncleared samples, and more.

With those worries behind her, the GRAMMY nominee pushed full speed ahead with the ‘Retrograde’ era by introducing a short film in its support on Halloween – just days before the movie’s companion musical project hit digital Spotify and Apple Music shelves.

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Sexyy Red may have spent most of 2025 acting as assistant on releases by some of Rap’s biggest names (see: Snoop Dogg, Tommy Richman, 21 Savage, Young Thug, Central Cee, and more), but now the Hip-Hop diva is ready to hop back into the spotlight by her lonesome.

While reportedly working on her highly anticipated debut studio album, Red sent her fans into a frenzy earlier this week with the unexpected announcement her new 2-pack effort – ‘For No Reason‘ – would hit digital shelves on Friday (November 7).

In addition to its title track, the project features the previously released ‘Is You Coo.’

“Bitches hating on Big Sexyy, is you cool? (Is you cool, ho?) / I’ll pull up on a bitch and act a fool (Real smooth) / Pr-pretty bitch but I got some loose screws (Stupid) / Don’t get beat up like your mama used to,” she raps in the ‘Coo’ music video directed by Rozay4K.

Hop inside to stream ‘Reason’ in full.

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