The sun may have already set on ‘Dawn FM,’ the ill-fated, January-released fifth studio album of The Weeknd, but that hasn’t stopped the GRAMMY winner’s dedicated fans from clinging to his hits of yesteryear.
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Mariah Carey may rule the Hot 100 perennially with her timeless yuletide classic, ‘All I Want For Christmas is You,’ but this holiday season she’s looking to extend her reign to the New York Best Sellers list as well.
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From “Havana ooh na na” to “Havana ooh la la,” Camila Cabello‘s breakout #1 hit, ‘Havana,’ got a supercharged, superstar revamp recently thanks to her fellow judges on NBC’s ‘The Voice.’
Showing the reality singing competition’s hopefuls how it’s done, Cabello called on John Legend, Blake Shelton, and Gwen Stefani to add their distinctive styles to the Diamond-certified Latin smash.
“They’re such incredible artists I feel almost embarrassed that they sang my song,” Cabello said in a recent behind the scenes clip showing the quartet’s rehearsal of the tune. “But it was really cool.”
Later referring to the once-in-a-lifetime cover as a “huge honor,” look inside to see all the Cabello-led action that led to the live performance.
At writing, there are only 87 songs in the history of recorded music to boast a Diamond certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
A measure that denotes the sales equivalence of 10 million units in the United States, the once-nearly unreachable status saw an explosion in the number of achievers once the organization began including streaming figures in its tabulation. Nevertheless, the vied plaque still eludes even some of music’s biggest names as evidenced by the list of hits that currently line the RIAA’s ‘best-selling singles ever’ tally.
And while only a few are lucky enough to nab one Diamond certification over their entire careers, an impressive group can boast having lifted two songs from the same album to reach the sales threshold.
In the wake of Cardi B recently becoming the first female act in history to have two singles from one album certified 11x Platinum or higher (as we reported here), That Grape Juice thought it apt to toast the entire exclusive club of hitmakers she joins by accomplishing the feat.
Concerns for singer Brandy were plentiful today when news hit that the GRAMMY winner had been rushed to hospital.
As reported, the songbird is said to have suffered a seizure on October 11 and the lack of additional details worried fans, friends, and peers alike.
Alleviating fears, Brandy has issued a statement addressing what happened and the cause.
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Lizzo has been a name on the lips of many. But now, the star is set to tell her story…her way.
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It’s official Stormzy season!
Because the British-bred rapper has announced his third studio album ‘This Is What I Mean.’
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As of October 10, only three female Rap songs in history owned a Diamond certification at the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for sales of 10 million in the United States – Nicki Minaj‘s ‘Super Bass’ as well as Cardi B‘s Hot 100 #1 hits ‘I Like It’ and ‘Bodak Yellow.’
The latter performer, already penciled in the organization’s record books for being the first female rapper attached to three Diamond-certified singles overall, made history again when she saw the status of ‘Like’ and ‘Yellow’ updated Tuesday (October 11) – just in time for her 30th birthday.
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Cynthia Bailey and Mike Hill have called time on their marriage – despite only being married for a short period of time.
The former ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ star tied the knot with the sports anchor (who she met on the Steve Harvey Show in 2018) less than two years ago. And much with much of their romantic journey was chronicled during Bailey’s final season on RHOA – including their lavish wedding ceremony.
However, it appears a “happily ever after” was not on the cards for the couple, who have confirmed speculation that they have indeed split.
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The UK’s Urban music scene is booming more than ever.Indeed, with countless acts dominating both commercially and critically, we’re officially in an era where British R&B, British Grime, and British Hip-Hop aren’t asking for recognition within Pop culture. They are Pop culture.
To celebrate the achievements of the acts that populate the scene, the Rated Awards are back.
Powered by GRM Daily, the show will honor the artists and releases that have made the UK market its most compelling in years. And with the nominations unveiled, the tally reveals that Dave, Cleo Sol, Central Cee, Stefflon Don, and more scored multiple nods.
Set to air on E4 on October 25 at 10pm, this year’s edition will be hosted by Big Zuu and Julie Adenuga.
Performers on the night will include ArrDee, Blade Brown, Clavish, Dreya Mac, Ivorian Doll, Knucks, K-Trap, Ms Banks, and SL.
Helping hand out the awards will be guests including Adeola Patronne, Beta Squad, Mariam Musa, Nella Rose, Snoochie Shy, and Zeze Millz. Whilst Nella Rose and America Foster will also be on-hand capturing all the action backstage.
Ahead of the ceremony, check out the full list of nominations after the jump…
Taylor Swift is giving new insight into her Lana Del Rey collaboration, ‘Snow On The Beach.’
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