#Barbz bummed that their fave Nicki Minaj was recently snubbed by the GRAMMYs yet again were given some royally good news when the Rap Queen took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to confirm the deluxe edition of her last chart-topping album, 2023’s ‘Pink Friday 2,’ would be gifted the deluxe treatment.
GRAMMY-winning music superstar Lil Nas X may have started 2024 on a sour note thanks to the ill-reception to his January-released, backlash-inducing ‘J Christ,’ but he’s determined to end the year strong.
Durand Bernarr has long been blazing a trail with his electrifying brand of R&B.
And his heat streak is growing more scorching with each release.
An inimitable titan of talent, the star is shining brighter than ever after earning his first GRAMMY nomination for his project, ‘En Route.’
The eclectic set is up for Best Progressive R&B Album at the 2025 GRAMMYs and is considered amongst many to be a favorite.
Toasting an incredible year and reaffirming why he serves as one of R&B’s most commanding performers, Bernarr takes center stage on That Grape Juice Live.
Backed by a full band, Bernarr wowed with a must-see live set comprised of ‘GPS,’ ‘Mango Butter,’ Here; Gone,’ and a cover of Laila!’s ‘Not My Problem.’
Just hours after learning they were up for multiple GRAMMYS at the ceremony’s 2025 iteration, female Rap sensations GloRilla and Doechii were giving acceptance speeches at the 2024 Give Her FlowHERS Awards presented by Femme It Forward and Live Nation on Friday night (November 8).
Two of many music superstars honored at the Saweetie-hosted gala, the event also saw the achievements of Jill Scott, Chloe Bailey, Halle Bailey, Snoop Dogg and his wife Shante Broadus toasted.
Look inside for highlights of how the night’s honorees rocked the Beverly Hilton Hotel’s ballroom for Femme It Forward’s third annual gala and fundraiser.
Wicked unexpectedly took on a controversial new meaning for the forthcoming Universal Pictures film starring GRAMMY winners Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande ahead of flying into theaters on November 22.
Before stunning 2024 MTV EMAs viewers with the award show debut performance of her latest single ‘Push 2 Start‘ on Sunday night (November 10), Tyla dropped jaws on the event’s red carpet in a gorgeous vintage Robert Cavalli gown.
Social media sleuths were quick to recognize its design was a clear nod to the tiger-print dress donned by late R&B princess Aaliyah on the carpet of the 2000 MTV VMAs.
And while fans around the globe praised the fashion splash made by the ‘Water‘ hitmaker (born Tyla Laura Seethal), she got a particularly special shout out from an unexpected source: Aaliyah’s brother Rashad Haughton.
Richard Pryor and John Candy‘s 1985 classic ‘Brewster’s Millions’ gets a yuletide revamp courtesy of the BET+ original film ‘Brewster’s Millions Christmas.’
Starring China Anne McClain as the lead character, the new holiday comedy tells the tale of a “wealthy heiress who has lost her way” and is “faced with a Christmas challenge to inherit her uncle Monty Brewster’s grandfather’s fortune: learn the true meaning of love, faith, and family by giving instead of receiving.”
Supported by a cast of familiar faces like Romeo Miller, Tequan Richmond, Telma Hopkins, Sierra Aylina McClain, and more, the Patricia Cuffie Jones-directed movie charges to screens on December 5 as one of eight festive films on the streamer’s holiday slate this year.
Ahead of its arrival, hop inside to see the official trailer.
That’s all folks; the credits have rolled on this year’s MTV EMAs.
Broadcast from the Co-op Live in Manchester, United Kingdom on November 10, the 2024 iteration of the annual extravaganza was hosted by Rita Ora and brought with it performances from the likes of Tyla, Benson Boone, Shawn Mendes, RAYE, Teddy Swims, and more (as reported here).
Head inside to see who walked away with the night’s biggest stars – its coveted trophies! The full winner’s list awaits:
After much ado and high anticipation, the Rita Ora-hosted 2024 MTV Video Music Awards aired live from the Co-Op Live in Manchester, England on November 10.
As always, That Grape Juice is providing you with a recap of the performances!
Hop inside to check out showings from RAYE, Tyla, Busta Rhymes, Peso Pluma, Teddy Swims, Benson Boone, Shawn Mendes, and more!