Ciara is back and dancing towards the release of her eighth studio album ‘CiCi.’
Due on August 22, the eagerly anticipated project will be arriving on the GRAMMY winner’s own record label, Beauty Marks Entertainment.
In an EXCLUSIVE interview with That Grape Juice, the superstar opened up about the set, which she revealed has been five years in the making.
Thus far, fans have tasted the LP by way of singles such as ‘How We Roll’ with Chris Brown and scintillating slow jam, ‘Ecstasy,’ which has gone all sorts of viral thanks to the singer’s racy chair routine in its accompanying music video.
Speaking with TGJ’s Founding Editor Sam, Ciara dished on what listeners can expect from the record at large, taking charge as an independent act, touring plans, and much more.
Set to drive onto Amazon’s Prime Video in August, the film follows two mismatched armored truck drivers, Russell (Murphy) and Travis (Davidson).
The pair find themselves ambushed by unrelenting criminals led by a slick mastermind, Zoe (Palmer). And they quickly learn that her goals are much grander than snagging the cash they are transporting.
As chaos unfolds around them, the duo must navigate high-risk danger, clashing personalities, and one oh-so bad day that keeps getting worse.
Madea returns to Netflix in the brand new movie ‘Madea’s Destination Wedding.’
Tyler Perry‘s world-renowned matriarch character packs her bags, family, and best floral dresses to fly out with the Simmons clan to the Bahamas for her grandniece’s whirlwind wedding.
Naturally, drama, hilarity, and did we say drama (?!) define what may be Madea’s most chaotic outing yet.
Perry is joined in the movie by Cassi Davis Patton, as well as David Mann and Tamela Mann.
With a July 11 release set, check out the first full-length trailer after the jump…
The winners have been unveiled for the 78th annualTony Awards.
Hosted by Cynthia Erivo, the ceremony was held at Radio City Music Hall in New York City and toasted achievements on stage across a range of categories.
Nicole Scherzinger emerged victorious, taking home her first Tony for her performance in ‘Sunset Boulevard.’
After a brief rest on the bench, That Grape Juice‘s From The Vault is back – celebrating music gems of both the beloved and underrated variety.
And this time, we’re toasting a Chanté Moore gem, ‘Straight Up.’
Released in 2000, the uptempo track was produced by Jermaine Dupri, who also featured on the track. Bryan-Michael Cox co-wrote the cut with Dupri and Lil Mo.
Renowned for her stirring midtempos and soaring ballads, the infectious cut saw Moore turn up the tempo like never before.
Emblematic of the Y2K era’s penchant for BPM-driven uptempos, the hook-heavy earworm was paired with a dynamic, choreography-led music video.
Serving as the centerpiece of Moore’s fourth studio album, ‘Exposed,’ the track wasn’t the smash perhaps hoped for on home soil.
However, ‘Straight Up’ did find its greatest success on international shores, peaking at #11 in the UK, #13 in Belgium, and #22 in France.
In the years since its release, the song’s popularity has endured and continued to grow on the streaming scene. Indeed, as of writing, it has racked up over 10.7 million streams on Spotify alone.