Marvin Gaye‘s son wants Quincy Jones to know that he is tired of his shenanigans!
Why he feels the iconic musician is out of pocket, order and line?
Full story below…
Lady Gaga has long established herself a multi-dimensional talent, with acting being one of her many gifts.
This October, she’ll be flexing her thespian muscle on the big screen with Bradley Cooper in his hotly anticipated remake of ‘A Star Is Born.’
And while news of the film’s reboot drew scepticism from some corners, the flick is now being touted as a favorite for the upcoming award season.
Especially after the exclusive debut of its trailer and preliminary artwork CinemaCon last night.
Check out what the privy few who saw the preview had to say below…
As avid ‘Housewives’ fans know, the platform has seen a number of its Wives make chart-hungry forays into music.
From Kim Zolciak‘s and Kandi Burruss‘ ‘Tardy for the Party‘ to Countess Luann‘s ‘Money Can’t Buy You Class’ the Housewives’ have offered much to dance to (and laugh about) since bursting onto the small screen a decade ago.
Today, NeNe Leakes has learned that she has joined the long list of chart-hopefuls after a producer named RemixgodSuede turned one of her more unforgettable ‘Housewives’ moments into a jam named ‘You Ain’t Gotta Job.’
Why it’s going viral?
Listen below…
J. Cole isn’t just pushing the envelope lyrically with new album ‘KOD,’ he’s “going there” with the visuals too.
In a masterstroke move, the rapper managed to secure the services of Kevin Hart in the video for the song ‘Kevin’s Heart.’
Not to be mistaken for “just another cameo,” Hart’s appearance is noteworthy because the song makes overt reference to his very real cheating scandal.
And it’s not something the accompanying clip shies away from.
Hart is seen dealing with the repercussions of his actions, including being given the cold shoulder from passers by. The end take-away? To “choose Wisely.”
Check out the video after the jump…
Cop a gander of Janelle Monae!
The multi-talented songstress releases new album ‘Dirty Computer’ (together with a 44-minute visual) later this week and trumpets its arrival in the newest issue of FAULT Magazine.
Beyond posing it up for a striking shoot (which was lensed at Jimi Hendrix’s preserved London flat), Monae seized her interview feature to reflect on racism in America, parenthood fears, and how staring in Oscar-winning ‘Moonlight’ helped her decide to “walk in her truth.”
More after the jump…
Kanye West has been busy baking new music for himself and a host of other artists – the latest of which is none other than Nas.
Dive below for details…
Beyonce brought the heat to the Cali desert with another scorching showing at Coachella last night.
The superstar made history during her premiere performance by becoming the first Black woman to headline the coveted festival.
And while much of the media engagement centered around last week’s live broadcast, Queen Bey still slayed like no other for her encore presentation.
During her near-two-hour set, the 36-year-old journeyed through her catalogue of smashes – both new and loved. She also re-teamed with Destiny’s Child bandmates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, Jay-Z, sister Solange, and Jay Balvin who made a surprise appearance on ‘Mi Gente.’
Peep pics and clips below…
Welcome to Retro Rewind, the TGJ original feature carved out to celebrate TV and Film’s dramatic past.
Today, we revisit the smash hit thriller ‘The Girl on the Train.’
Based on Paula Hawkins book of the same name, the movie follows the life of a recently divorced woman whose life is ruined by addiction to alcohol.
Keen to escape her reality and venture into her past she rides the train but soon finds herself trapped in a fiery circle of danger when one of her journeys leads her to a murder.
Sounds intriguing right?
Revisit the epic movie below…
The Box Office royal Kevin Hart has woken up to find himself at the heart of new controversy after he tweet he published about ladies of the melanated persuasion was unearthed on Twitter.
What he had to say about black women and their credit scores?
Photo courtesy: GQ
With claims of “inauthenticity” and “appropriation” aplenty, the center of Iggy Azalea‘s fall from grace has not been centered around poor promotion or musical missteps (as most of her releases BANG), but instead have been concentrated on race and culture. This idea, the rapstress asserted in a recent sit down with GQ magazine, is not far from her gaze – even if she doesn’t talk about it.
Just a day after making headlines for taking to ‘Paper’ magazine for one of her most politically charged interviews yet (click here to read more on that), the Grammy-nominee continues to shed light on hot topics such as ‘Black Lives Matter,’ Black culture, and how her connection to the concept is not only deeply rooted in the story of her life, but also far from fabricated.
Will her impassioned plea fall on deaf ears? Read inside and see the stunning photos that accompany the tell-all interview:
As reported, SZA‘s Coachella debut shocked for all the wrong reasons.
Indeed, while she’s oft hailed for her live showings, many felt she sounded like she’d been stung by wasps while performing on the coveted stage.
Well, according to the TDE star there were a series of very real reasons why.
Find out what they were below…
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