Two years after dominating Billboard charts to historic measure with her sophomore album, ‘SOS,’ singer-songwriter SZA is ready to soar back to the top of charts with its deluxe edition ‘LANA.’
Loaded with Hot 100 top 10 hits ‘Kill Bill,’ ‘I Hate U,’ ‘Snooze,’ ‘I Hate U,’ ‘Good Days,’ and ‘Nobody Gets U,’ the reissue – originally slated to drop at midnight on Friday (December 20) – sees its arrival to digital shelves come shortly after the R&B diva delivered the official music video for its latest single ‘Drive‘ starring Ben Stiller.
The expanded offering adds 14 new tracks in total to the project, including Kendrick Lamar collaboration, ’30 for 30.’
Giving fans a slew of new reasons to see her aboard next year’s ‘Grand National‘ stadium tour alongside Lamar, hop inside to stream ‘LANA’ courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.’
Sabrina Carpenter unwrapped a festive treat for fans today with her very own set on NPR‘s Tiny Desk Concert series.
Backed by a bouncy band, the Pop darling dazzled with live renditions of smashes such as the GRAMMY-nominated ‘Espresso,’ ‘Please Please Please,’ ‘Bed Chem,’ and ‘Taste.’ All of which are housed on her breakthrough LP, ‘Short n’ Sweet.’
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Reunited and it feels so good! Nene Leakes and Kenya Moore locked horns for much of their respective runs on the Real Housewives of Atlanta.
However, the former peach holders showed love in earnest when they bumped into each other at a London airport.
Leakes even playfully gave a nod to Moore’s recent remarks about her use of filters on social media.
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There’s no denying Doechii gained a legion of new fans after the stunning live showing of ‘Denial is a River’ on ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert‘ earlier this month, and she’s undoubtedly set to gain even more with her latest rendition of the cut on Genius’ ‘Open Mic.’
Unexpectedly tagging Issa Rae for an assist, the duo’s performance seemed like a page right out of Rae’s groundbreaking ‘Insecure‘ series – namely those hilarious scenes where her character raps to her alter ego in the mirror.
“Platinum record this, viral record that / I’m makin’ so much money, I’m all over the net / I’m movin’ so fast, no time to process / And, no, I’m not in a gang, but I’m always on set,” Doe spits.
Easily a fan favorite from the femcee’s GRAMMY-nominated ‘Alligator Bites Never Heal‘ mixtape, look inside to see the burgeoning Rap diva and Rae in action.
Alicia Keys may already sit in history books as one of the most GRAMMY-awarded women ever (16 and counting), but in 2025 she will be penciled in the Academy’s record logs as only the third female performer (following Mariah Carey and Missy Elliott) to receive the coveted Dr. Dre Global Impact Award.
Before Tuesday (December 17), only four female performers could boast owning multiple Diamond singles from one album: Katy Perry, Rihanna, Lady Gaga, and Cardi B.
Thanks to a set of jaw-dropping sales updates made to her catalog at the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) this week, Beyonce joined the history-making crew.
Offset took a break from feuding on social media with his soon-to-be ex-wife Cardi B to deliver the cinematic music video for his latest single ‘Swing My Way.’
Accompanied by supermodel Anok Yai as the leading lady, the twosome show off some serious high-end designer jewels, wardrobes, and more when not dashing in and out of Cybertrucks.
“I can ice your arm (Icy) / I can ice your charm (Icy) / I can get you coco, but that photo sent you home (Go home) / I pulled up in SoHo in a robo cybertron (Cyber) / I don’t care what they on, I’m from two fingers and thumb (Hey) / Shawty, swing my way (Shawty),” he raps on the Turbo-produced track.
See the Kid Art-directed visual inside.
Katy Perry‘s September-released ‘143‘ album marked a personal milestone when it exited the Billboard 200 after a two-week stay – making it the shortest tenure of any studio effort she’s released yet.
With hopes of extending the ill-fated project a lifeline, the ‘Lifetimes‘ singer has unveiled ‘1432‘ – a deluxe edition that expands its tracklist by four songs.
Expectedly featuring its original 11 tracks including singles ‘Lifetimes,’ ‘Woman’s World,’ ‘I’m His, He’s Mine,’ and more, the updated opus boasts new titles ‘Has a Heart,’ ‘No Tears for New Year’s,’ ‘I Woke Up,’ and ‘OK.’
Released Friday (December 20), stream ‘1432’ inside courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.
SZA fans may have been bummed by news her long-awaited ‘SOS‘ deluxe album, ‘LANA,’ won’t be flying onto digital shelves until later Friday morning (December 20), but the GRAMMY-winning songstress offered a consolation prize in its place: the official ‘Drive‘ music video.
Starring EMMY-winning comedy veteran Ben Stiller, the cut comes as the latest taste of new music from the eagerly awaited project.
“I been up ’til sunrise, headed to nowhere / Hopin’ that someone’s missin’ me somewhere / Drivin’, just drivin’ / Just tryin’, just tryna get my head right / Then I’ll be better when, when I / When I, just gotta get my head right,” she croons over ThankGod4Cody production.
Hop inside to see the Bradley J. Calder-directed action.
Lizzo has kept a relatively low profile since being sued by former dancers – Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams and Noelle Rodriguez.
As reported, the ‘About Damn Time’ performer was sued by three women who accused her team of workplace harassment, racial and disability discrimination, among other allegations.
A judge recently dismissed several aspects of the case – with Lizzo, as an individual, no longer part of the litigation.
Sitting down with Keke Palmer, Lizzo turned up the volume on her side of the story.
Waxing candidly, the Houston native fessed to feeling “betrayal” at the hands of the accusers, the media, and to some degree, the public.
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