Mariah Carey has officially announced her sixteenth studio album, ‘Here For It All.’
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Mariah Carey has officially announced her sixteenth studio album, ‘Here For It All.’
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Season 16 of the ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ is wrapping up with an explosive 3-part reunion.
As always, Andy Cohen presides over events as the ladies aim to bring closure to a number of the dramas that transpired over the course of the season.
The action-packed special sees Porsha Williams, Phaedra Parks, Drew Sidora, Shamea Morton, Kelli Ferrell, and Angela Oakley hash out the highs, lows, and shade grenades of the Bravo reality hit’s latest installment.
They are joined by RHOA Friend Cynthia Bailey.
As reported, neither Kenya Moore nor Brit Eady attended.
Ahead of its broadcast, check out a sneak peek preview of part 3 below…
Tyler, The Creator is full of surprises!
For, the eclectic MC has surprise released his new album ‘DON’T TAP THE GLASS.’
The superstar is currently in the midst of ‘CHROMAKOPIA: The World Tour,’ his blockbuster global trek. In, dropping his latest effort just nine months after his last (‘CHROMAKOPIA’), he proves that his workrate is unrivaled.
Towering at ten tracks, ‘DON’T TAP THE GLASS’ landed moments ago via Columbia Records.
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Drew Sidora took center stage and vocal flight at the Major League Soccer game between Atlanta United FC and Charlotte.
The ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ star has long shone a light on her powerful pipes on the hit Bravo show, and she seized the moment to continue to showcase her talents beyond the reality hit.
The songbird soared with her own take on the US National Anthem, ‘The Star Spangled Banner,’ at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium game.
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Clipse are back and blazing on the Billboard 200.
Brothers Pusha T and Malice returned to the scene with ‘Let God Sort Em Out’ – their first album in almost sixteen years.
Already one of the year’s most eagerly awaited Hip-Hop offerings, the set was further thrust into the cultural conversation as the duo traded lyrical jabs with Travis Scott.
Indeed, Clipse delivered choice words for Scott on the song ‘So Be It,’ with La Flame returning serve on his LP.
Per the group, the drama stems from an incident that saw Scott play a song for Clipse, yet notably omitted Drake‘s verse, which included a diss towards their longtime collaborator Pharrell Williams.
And while Scott emerged victorious in what many saw as a three-way chart battle (with Justin Bieber’s ‘SWAG’ too), the rapping siblings also have cause for a celebration of their own.
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Travis Scott towers tall on this week’s iteration of the Billboard 200, and has denied Justin Bieber the top spot for the first time.
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Ayra Starr is set to shine in a major way.
For, the Afrobeats princess has signed a seismic new management deal with Roc Nation.
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Chloe Bailey is cooking up new music, and she has served fans an early taste.
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Shannon Sharpe has settled the rape lawsuit filed against him by a Jane Doe.
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Lady Gaga is lighting up stages on her blockbuster new tour, ‘The MAYHEM Ball.’
Mounted in support of the superstar’s chart-topping ‘Mayhem’ album, the gargantuan trek is hotly tipped to be one of the year’s top-grossing live ventures.
Fittingly, the seismic setlist is anchored in much of the music from the Platinum-certified LP.
As such, fans can look forward to anthems such as ‘Abracadabra,’ ‘Disease,’ ‘How Bad Do You Want Me,’ and the #1 smash ‘Die With A Smile.’
Mother Monster makes ample room for her classic hits too, such as ‘Just Dance,’ ‘Bad Romance,’ and ‘Born This Way.’
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Lady Gaga kicked off her colossal new tour, ‘The MAYHEM Ball,’ in fine form this week.
Mother Monster set sail on a mammoth trek with a trio of shows at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
A state-of-the-art production, the extravaganza is being mounted in support of the superstar’s chart-topping ‘Mayhem’ album, which has been certified Platinum by the RIAA.
Produced by Gaga and Michael Polansky by way of their company Morningview, the seismic show brought with it performances of ‘Mayhem’ favorites, including ‘Abracadabra,’ ‘Zombieboy,’ ‘Die With A Smile,’ and ‘How Bad Do You Want Me.’ These were paired with favorites such as ‘Bad Romance,’ ‘Just Dance,’ ‘Judas,’ and ‘Born This Way,’ as well as the rare gem ‘Summerboy.’
‘The MAYHEM Ball’
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