Jennifer Lopez is back and is set to thrill fans with an audio-visual experience like no other.

Last year, the multihyphenate announced her new project ‘This Is Me…Now’

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of her third studio album ‘This Is Me…Then,’ the project is billed as a thematic sequel of sorts, ‘This Is Me…Then.’

Now, it’s been confirmed that the set will be accompanied by a full-fledged movie.

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Taylor Swift and SZA have a reason to celebrate, because they had a wonderful year on the Billboard charts.

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Comic-actress Tiffany Haddish is looking to turn her pain into laughs after making headlines last week for yet another DUI arrest.

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Usher‘s latest smash, the Summer Walker and 21 Savage-assisted ‘Good Good,’ may not have gotten much attention from the Recording Academy for the forthcoming GRAMMYs, but the Soul Train Awards came all the way through with recognition.

Garnering the R&B vet a whopping 9 nominations in categories like Song of the Year, Video of the Year, Collaboration of the Year, and more, the Mel & Mus-produced track was the reason the 45-year-old (born Usher Raymond) entered the annual event’s 2023 iteration as the most-nominated male act.

By the end of the night, Raymond had not only collected multiple trophies but also made a major advancement in the show’s record books.

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Sunday (November 25), the 2023 Soul Train Awards saw some of Urban music’s finest go head-to-head for the show’s coveted trophies.

Hosted by KeKe Palamer, this year’s iteration of the annual ceremony saw SZA, Usher, and Summer Walker lead the nominees’ list with 9 apiece, 21 Savage followed with 8, and relative newcomers Coco Jones and Victoria Monet had 6 each.

By the night’s end, SZA captured 4, Usher won 3, and Monet left with 2 prizes.

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If rising Rap diva Ice Spice (born Isis Gaston) doesn’t walk away with the Best New Artist statuette at the 66th annual GRAMMYs next year, there’s somewhere she can already celebrate a comparable win: Billboard.

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The Soul Train Awards 2023 aired Sunday night (November 25) and, true to form, the ceremony showcased some blazing stage performances from some of the biggest names in Urban music.

With this year’s roster toplined by the likes of Coco Jones, BJ the Chicago Kid, KeKe Palmer, Muni Long, SWV, Maeta, Janelle Monae, October London, and many more, look inside to catch the “must-see” action from the KeKe Palmer-hosted event.

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The Soul Train Awards 2023 rolled into Los Angeles for a celebration like no other.

Hosted by Keke Palmer, the latest instalment of the famed show honored the releases in the R&B realm and beyond.

The ceremony also toasted the decades of success achieved by Janelle Monae and T-Pain – who are being presented with the Spirt of Soul Award and the Legend Award respectively.

With the show premiering on BET tonight, check out the likes of Palmer, Monae, Tamar Braxton, Muni Long, Coco Jones, and more as they arrive on the red carpet.

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‘Run It’ hitmaker Chris Brown may have seen his name run to the top of global headlines over the weekend for stunning concert that was part of the Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, but his time in the United Arab Emirates would see the GRAMMY winner run right into controversy due to partying with Kanye West.

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‘Serious‘ hitmaker Omarion has been blazing the promo trail something serious in support of his forthcoming seventh solo studio album, ‘Full Circle: Sonic Book Two.’

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Southern University may have emerged the victor at the 50th annual Bayou Classic showdown on Saturday (November 25), but it was Fantasia who scored the biggest touchdown with viewers.

Taking a break from promoting the December 25-due ‘Color Purple,’ the GRAMMY winner took New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome by storm when she hit the field during the football game’s halftime show to rock out some of her biggest songs like ‘When I See U’ and more with the SU marching band.

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From social media detractors to fellow rappers (see: Khia) and beyond, Sexyy Red is no stranger to receiving harsh criticism for her racy attire, music, and online antics.

But, once Karlissa Saffold – the mother of embattled rapper Blueface – entered the chat to deliver more of the same, Red didn’t exactly sit silently.

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