Beyonce‘s ‘Formation World Tour’ comes to an end on October 2nd 2016.

When it does, it’ll have made the entertainer even wealthier than she was when launched the Chris Grant-built show.

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Chaka Khan has made the decision to return to rehab to free herself from her addiction prescription medicine.

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Frank Ocean‘s ‘Boys Don’t Cry‘ may offer more than new music to the ‘Swim Good’ crooner’s fans.

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The hit TV show ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ has reportedly welcomed Lil Kim to its home.

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They share a mutual friend in the model Rob Evans and now, thanks to VH1’s reviving of ‘America’s Next Top Model‘, Tyra Banks and Rita Ora now share the responsibility of ensuring the series soars when shooting begins this year.

How Ora is handling the pressure? By seeking advice from Banks, who will remain on the series as an executive-producer, before she is tasked with leading a new batch of aspiring models to glory.

Intrigued?

Peep Tyra’s estimation of the exciting situation after the leap….

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Her role on the revamped ‘America’s Next Top Model’ is set to make her one of the highest-paid Brits on U.S. television.

Who we’re talking about? Rita Ora of course, the triple threat whose visual content continues to make “silent” but serious moves on VEVO.

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Drake‘s ‘One Dance‘ is breaking ground and moving mountains on Pop radio.

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Fifth Harmony‘s journey has taken them to Japan!

There, armed with their new album ‘7/27‘, the ladies rocked the market with a performance at the Line Music Express.

Sales of the aforementioned LP have been modest so the group is keen to elevate their current digits to higher levels globally before the year ends.

Press play to watch them impress fans with their live delivery of ‘Worth It’, ‘Work From Home’ and ‘All In My Head.‘

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Welcome to Retro Rewind, the TGJ original feature carved out to celebrate TV and Film’s glorious and informative past.

Today, we step back to 1998 to revisit ‘Beloved‘, the movie starring Oprah Winfrey, Kimberly Elise, Danny Glover and Thandie Newton.

Based on the Toni Morrison novel of the same name, the film deals with the horrific and traumatic lives of enslaved African-Americans after slavery was abolished in 1864 and the desperate measures they took to protect their children during the trade.

In the book and movie, we are introduced to a woman (portrayed by Winfrey) who, much to the horror of her community, murders her children to stop them from being captured by oppressors.

What happens when one of the dead refuses to stay dead?

A harrowing movie about the psychological affects of slavery after the jump…

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While some stars shy away from illuminating their views on recent events in the US, Beyonce is addressing the issue head-on.

Following the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile at the hands of police officers, Queen Bey urged fans to put pressure on authorities act.

Many shared her sentiment to protest peacefully, however a select few have resorted to violence (which is never the answer). One such instance was an incident in Dallas which saw Micah Johnson shoot 11 police officers, five of which have since died.

Responding to the latest events, the 34-year-old singer offered the following…

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After a week of teasing on Twitter, Jennifer Lopez and Lin-Manuel Miranda took to social media today to unveil their new track that pays tribute to the victims of last month’s Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting…

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“How many black lives does it take to wake a change?”

The powerful quote above is lifted from Miguel‘s heartfelt number ‘How Many’ – the latest in a string of musical tributes lifted to African American victims of police brutality.

A stirring demonstration of hope and frustration, Miggy took to his official Soundcloud page to unveil the first version of ‘How Many,’ a track he says is not finished but will be “updated every week until its complete.”

Let us be the first to tell you, however, the song in its raw form rings in poignancy. Hear it below:

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