Khalid is sharing his story on his terms.
As reported, the ‘Love Lies’ hitmaker revealed that he was “outed” as gay by a former lover named Hugo D. Almonte.
Now, the star has shared a video addressing the matter as well as a number of the allegations Almonte appears to have leveled against him.
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Sensational!
From being the first male vocalist to own 20 Platinum-certified singles to breaking King of Rock N’ Roll Elvis Presley‘s record for most Gold-certified singles (among male singers), Chris Brown is no stranger to seeing his name penciled all up and through the history books of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
This month, in addition to celebrating news that he’s tied Beyonce for the overall record of best-selling singles artist among R&B acts, he’s also toasting reports that he’s become the first male vocalist of any genre to own over 40 Platinum-certified singles.
In a shocking move, Drake has filed a pre-litigation petition against Universal Music and Spotify for allegedly launching a “scheme” to inflate the popularity of Kendrick Lamar‘s diss track against him, ‘Not Like Us.’
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‘Hello’ singer Adele is waving goodbye to her Las Vegas residency.
As reported, the chart-topping megastar wrapped her 100-show run of ‘Weekends with Adele’ at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
Now, in a reflective moment, the songbird has emotionally opened up and detailed what the concert series meant to her.
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Andy Cohen has commended Kenya Moore for taking accountability for the drama that saw her suspended from the ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta.’
As reported, the former Miss USA apologized for her role in the melée with newcomer Brittany Eady – which will be screened during the show’s forthcoming season 16.
With Bravo FanFest 2024 taking place in Miami over the weekend, Housewives executive Cohen was quizzed on Moore’s reflective stance.
Find out what he had to say below…
Teedra Moses toasted the 20th anniversary of ‘Complex Simplicity’ on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series.
Released on August 10, 2004, the project was greeted with critical acclaim and is widely considered a cornerstone of R&B excellence.
Backed by a full band (and Durand Bernarr), the soulful songbird took vocal flight with beloved anthems from the classic such as ‘Be Your Girl’ and ‘Backstroke.’
Watch the compelling session below…
Kendrick Lamar may be on track to debut at #1 on the Hot 100 with ‘squabble up,’ but he isn’t resting on his laurels.
For, the Hip-Hop heavyweight has surprise released the music video for the catchy cut – which is taking all the way off on TikTok.
‘squabble up’ arrived as part of Lamar’s sixth studio album ‘GNX’ – which was unleashed sans any forewarning.
What are you waiting for? Watch the Calmatic-directed visual below…
‘The Six Triple Eight’ arrives on Netflix this December.
Penned and directed by Tyler Perry, the eagerly anticipated movie is anchored by Kerry Washington, who stars as Major Charity Adams – the commanding officer of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion.
Based on the article by Kevin M. Hymel, the movie is inspired by the first and only Women’s Army Corps unit of color to serve overseas in WWII and unpacks a narrative of overcoming racism, sexism, and unthinkable working conditions.
Washington appears alongside an impressive cast that features Ebony Obsidian, Milauna Jackson, Kylie Jefferson, Shanice Shantay, Sarah Jeffery, Pepi Sonuga, Moriah Brown, Jeanté Godlock, Susan Sarandon, Dean Norris, Sam Waterston, and Oprah Winfrey.
As reported, ‘The Six Triple Eight’ includes an original song written by Oscar honoree Diane Warren and performed by H.E.R.
A limited theatrical run has been set for December 6, with the film arriving on Netflix on December 20.
Ahead of then, watch the newly unveiled official trailer below…
It’s still award season and the Billboard Music Awards 2024 is up next.
Taking place on December 12, the event will honor some of the most commercially impactful releases over the last year.
Today (November 25) has seen the much-anticipated nominations unveiled. And it brings with it good news for the likes of Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, Beyonce, and Morgan Wallen.
From their ‘100 Best R&B Songs of the 21st Century‘ ranking to their ‘Top 200 Songs of the 80s,‘ ‘100 Greatest Soundtracks,’ and overall Greatest Singers Ever lists, the good folks at Rolling Stone are no strangers to being on the receiving end of cheers and jeers over the years for their polarizing “best-ever” tallies.
The ongoing discussion surrounding one of their latest, the ’50 Most Disappointing Albums of All Time,’ is showing no signs of ending that trend.
Kesha turns life into art in the most cheeky way with the cinematic music video for her July-released single ‘Joyride.’
Making what appears to be multiple references to her bad blood with former label boss Dr. Luke, the Laura Gorun-directed clip kicks off with a voiceover saying the songstress is “set to be released after nine years of wrongful imprisonment.”
“Are you a man?/ Cuz I’m a b–ch/ I’m already rich/ Just looking for that mmmmm/ This party sucks I’m ’bout to ditch,” she sings over the Zhone-produced cut.
‘Joyride’ is lifted as the first single from Kesha’s own self-titled label after settling the defamation suit Luke filed against her in 2023 – a shocking end to years of her attempting to take legal action against him for allegedly sexually and emotionally abusing her.
The tune’s video arrives just a week before her next drop, ‘Delusional,’ hits digital shelves on November 29.
Ahead of the latter’s arrival, enjoy the ‘Kill Bill’-inspired action of ‘Joyride’ inside.
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