As music lovers continue applauding Bad Bunny for the cultural showcase that was his star-studded Super Bowl Halftime Show from Sunday night’s big game (February 8), there appears to be one who isn’t exactly leading the cheer for the GRAMMY-winning global superstar: Chris Brown.
Donald Trump is sounding off once again, and this time, his target is the Super Bowl Halftime Show.
The President took to social media following Bad Bunny’s Halftime performance, blasting the set as “absolutely terrible” and labeling it “one of the worst ever.”
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Bad Bunny waved the flag of Puerto Rico high and proud during his highly anticipated Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show on Sunday (February 8).
Rocking Santa Clara’s Levi Stadium with hits like ‘Tití Me Preguntó,’ ‘Yo Perreo Sola,’ and more, Bunny shocked in-person and at-home viewers with the colorful and high-octane ode to his homeland and even brought special guests like fellow GRAMMY-winning stars Cardi B, Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin along for the ride.
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Charlie Puth scored with his performance of the US National Anthem at the Super Bowl 2026.
The Pop star flexed his powerful pipes with a unique rendition of the US National Anthem, ‘The Star-Spangled Banner,’ ahead of kick-off.
34-year-old Puth paired his piano-led showing with soaring vocals that reaffirmed his position as one of music’s most versatile talents.
The performance comes ahead of the star’s ‘Whatever’s Clever! World Tour,’ which kicks off in April.
Following this showing, it’s safe to expect folk to flock to see Mr. Puth in action.
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Coco Jones delivered a colossal performance at Super Bowl 2026, and she paid homage to one of music’s most notable names in the process.
The R&B belle was tapped to offer up a rendition of ‘Lift Every Voice and Sing,’ which is recognized as the Black National Anthem in the United States.
During the showing, Jones rocked an ensemble that gave a knowing nod to Houston’s iconic look at the 1991 Super Bowl, where she performed her now-gold-standard take on ‘The Star Spangled Banner.’
And now, the 28-year-old singer-actress has scored a touchdown with a memorable Super Bowl moment of her own at Levi’s Stadium in San Francisco.
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Doja Cat has never been one to mute her musings.
Instead, the Pop provocateur routinely turns the volume up on her thoughts, both the passing and the pronounced.
Her latest sound-off centers on celebrity culture and saw her deliver a pointed PSA to her fellow stars.
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Could Cardi B be set to score a touchdown with Bad Bunny at the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show?
The countdown is on to the Apple Music-powered spectacle, which takes place tonight (February 8) at Levi’s Stadium in San Francisco.
And, based on her remarks, folk seem to think the femcee could be popping out to perform ‘I like It’ alongside Benito
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‘Outside‘ hitmaker Cardi B found herself being helped off the ground shortly after stepping outside over the weekend due to a seductive dance gone wrong.
SZA‘s seismic career hit fresh highs last week when she took home Record of the Year at the GRAMMYs 2026 for Kendrick Lamar collaboration, ‘Luther.’
Rather than rest on the laurels of her shiny new trophy, the songbird has hatched a preview of new music.
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Lil Jon has opened up about the tragic death of his son, DJ Young Slade.
As reported, the 27-year-old was confirmed deceased after going missing for several days.
He was sadly found in a pond.
Now, his father, famed for hits such as ‘Yeah!’ and ‘Turn Down For What,’ has addressed the tragedy.
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Kelly Rowland has ample cause to celebrate.
For, her new movie, ‘Relationship Goals,’ is blazing out of the gate on Prime Video.
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Mary J. Blige is booked, busy, and continuing to blaze a trail.
The Queen of Hip-Hop/Soul has decades of dominance under her belt, but isn’t slowing down.
Instead, she’s ramping up her output across both film and music.
As reported, the R&B royal re-upped her major deal with Lifetime for a slate of a films inspired by her iconic catalog of classics.
The latest is ‘Be Happy,’ which premieres on the network on February 7 at 8/7c.
Led by Tisha Campbell and directed by Gabourey Sidibe, the film follows 50-year-old Val, a devoted wife and stay-at-home mom who seeks to re-light the spark in her marriage after her child heads to college. The flick also stars Mekhi Phifer and Daryl Hornsby.
Ahead of the release of ‘Be Happy,’ That Grape Juice caught up with Blige at the New York City premiere of the film.
Speaking in an EXCLUSIVE interview with TGJ’s Chet Kincaid, MJB dished on the parallels between her journey and the film and her eagerly anticipated Las Vegas residency, ‘My Life, My Story,’ which kicks off on May 1.
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