Cynthia Bailey returned as a Friend of the Show, with Kenya Moore also appearing in a dramatic storyline that generated headlines in earnest before airing.
With the season finale almost near, check out a preview below…
For many, Danity Kane has long defined a seismic supergroup. And while their story and potential will remain the subject of debate for decades to come, their potency as one of the greatest R&B-Pop ensembles of modern times is undeniable.
This week’s From The Vault salutes DK’s inimitable magic as a live force, as we revisit their performance of ‘Ride ‘For You’ on The Tyra Banks Show from February 2007.
Riding high on the heat streak of lead single ‘Showstopper’ and the #1 launch of their self-titled debut album, Dawn Richard, D. Woods, Aubrey O’Day, Aundrea Fimbres, and Shannon Bex kept the promotional pedal to the metal with the arrival of ‘Ride For You.’
Cut from the same sonic cloth as monster hits such as Mariah Carey’s ‘Don’t Forget About Us’ and ‘Be Without You,’ the piano ballad was aptly produced by Bryan-Michael Cox, who crafted both of these chart-toppers.
Adamant to establish themselves as a viable act outside of the Making The Band bubble, Danity Kane put their vocal pipes front and center on the popular daytime talk series.
Taking vocal flight, they all at once shone with their harmonies, their individuality, and the electricity that activates when they are plugged in as a unit.
Relive the ladies’ resonating performance and be sure to let us know…
For, just days after dazzling with Miley Cyrus on the first of her three-night ’Cowboy Carter Tour’ run in Paris, the superstar sent fans into a frenzy when she brought out JAY-Z.
The music royals blew the proverbial roof off of the Stade de France as they launched into a rousing performance of ‘Crazy In Love’ followed by ‘Drunk In Love,’ ‘Partition,’ and ‘N*ggas In Paris.’
Flaunting their trademark chemistry, The Carters showed up and showed out.
What are you waiting for? Watch all the action after the jump…
‘Rub You the Right Way‘ hitmaker Johnny Gill was certainly rubbed the wrong way by an escort who reignited longstanding rumors about the New Edition star’s sexuality and alleged romantic history with legendary actor-comic Eddie Murphy.
Miley Cyrus‘ visual album ‘Something Beautiful‘ could be on its way to being something that marks a personal milestone for her on the Billboard 200 for all the wrong reasons.
If being the week’s top-selling R&B song wasn’t enough to boast, Mariah Carey‘s comeback hit ‘Type Dangerous‘ performed even better during its inaugural print on the updated R&B radio charts at Billboard.
Keke Palmer is leaving no stone unturned in the promotional push for her new visual album, ‘Just Keke.’
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon was her latest stop – and she did not disappoint.
Joined by energized dancers, Palmer pounced with a powerful showing of ‘125 Degrees’ and ‘Off Script’ that spotlighted the theatrical anchoring of her release.
