P!nk fans worried she wouldn’t be bringing her gargantuan ‘Summer Carnival’ stadium tour to a city near them may have another shot to see the GRAMMY-winning diva thanks to the announcement she’ll be extending her time on the road via a North American arena tour.
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The 65th annual Grammy Awards provided many notable moments courtesy of the host of music stars who took to the stage Sunday night (February 5).
In addition to show-stopping performances from Harry Styles, Lizzo, Mary J. Blige, JAY-Z, and more at the ceremony’s main show, see who walked away with the show’s biggest star – its coveted trophies.
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Readers of That Grape Juice know what avid music lovers we are – especially of hits past.
So, as our retrospective segments, ‘From the Vault’ and ‘TGJ Replay,’ allow us the chance to re-spin the gems and jams of yesterday of one artist, our latest feature – Chart Rewind – serves as a variation of our Retro Rewind assay to salute an entire era of music history.
In honor of Shakira earning her latest Hot 100 top 10 hit with ‘Bzrp,’ this week we’re turning the clock back to 2002 when she first conquered the chart territory.
After the Golden Globes canceled its 2022 edition due to a scandal lifted after it was discovered there were few members of color on its voting committee, the 2023 ceremony – which aired Tuesday night (January 10) – apparently looked to distance itself from its controversial past by increasing the diversity among winners.
The remedy came in many forms including longtime revered African American actress Angela Bassett capturing the night’s Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture trophy and celebrated Malaysian actress Michelle Yeoh snagging the Best Supporting Actress in a Movie Musical or Comedy statuette.
In that stead, two of the evening’s most talked about winners were ‘Abbott Elementary’ stars Quinta Brunson and Tyler James Williams – who both made history for their groundbreaking performances in the hit ABC comedy.
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‘About Damn Time’ singer Lizzo should be enjoying downtime while her critically acclaimed ‘Special World Tour’ is on temporary hiatus, but instead she’s rocking the media promo trail in support of it and its parent album, ‘Special.’
Ahead of dropping jaws with her stunning performances on ‘SNL‘ (December 17), the GRAMMY winner was spotted on ‘Late Night with Seth Meyers’ and ‘The Howard Stern Show.’
And while she used both platforms to dish about touring, her 2023 GRAMMY nods, and more, she was particularly vocal on ‘Stern’ about her humanitarian efforts, fielding criticisms for making “white-sounding” music, her friendship with Pop megastar Adele, and even treated the studio to two live performances.
Did you miss the action when it first hit the net? No worries; we’ve got you covered.
The People’s Choice Awards 2022 rocked NBC and E! airwaves Tuesday (December 6) from the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica!
As its banner title relays, this show is notable for having its winners voted for entirely by the public.
Spanning a wide variety of categories from music to television, movies, and more, the 2022 ceremony saw the likes of Lizzo, Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Nicki Minaj, Harry Styles, and more go head-to-head for some of the night’s top honors.
Did your choice nab an award at the Kenan Thompson-hosted showing? Find out below…
If the official ratings report is anything to judge by, Americans were none-too-impressed with the 2022 American Music Awards that aired Sunday night (November 20).
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Over the years, That Grape Juice has established a distinguished voice that – whether loved or loathed – sparks discussion, debate, and on occasion drama!
Though comprised of seasoned writers who share a similar outlook on Urban Pop culture, the idiosyncrasies of the TGJ team members often lend for quite heated debates “behind the scenes” about the hottest topics.
Now, we give you a front-row seat to the show. In a format similar to ‘The View’ or ‘The Real’, TGJ editors – Sam, Rashad, Joe, and Ryan – get real in a very candid way.
Today’s roundtable topic asks each anchor their thoughts on the…
Kelly Rowland has had quite the week.
While hot on the promo trail for the November 25 premiere of her new Paramount+ film, ‘Fantasy Football,’ the singer-actress nearly had to put her foot up the a** of Peter Rosenberg for saying she’s “played second to Beyonce“ her entire career.
After she checked him in person, her faithful supporters took to Twitter to continue dragging the Hot 97 DJ – prompting him to impart multiple apologies. And while Kelly has yet to directly address the apology, she did thank fans for holding her down throughout the ordeal.
That gratitude was reiterated Sunday night (November 20) while the 41-year-old stunned on the red carpet of the American Music Awards.
Look inside to see what she said.
The 2022 American Music Awards, hosted by actor-comedian Wayne Brady, aired live Sunday night (November 20) and – as ever – That Grape Juice is providing you with performances as they occur!
With smoking hot showings from Anitta, Missy Elliott, Glorilla, Cardi B, P!nk, Bebe Rexha, and more, the 50th annual edition of the ceremony may go down as one of its biggest yet.
Hop inside to see the acts who blazed the stage.
Beyonce, already one of the most-awarded performers in American Music Awards history, garnered an additional six nominations at the 2022 ceremony for work found aboard her July-released seventh solo studio album, ‘Renaissance.’
And while she lost out early in Favorite Pop Album and Favorite Female Pop Artist categories to Taylor Swift, she managed wins in the Favorite R&B Album and Favorite Female R&B artist categories to historic measure.
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