Could there be a future collaboration between Mariah Carey and rapper Lil Durk? Many think so.
Find out why below…
After dazzling audiences all over the globe with their electric performances, BTS will go on hiatus.
Find out why inside…
The television adaptation of the popular movie franchise ‘Step Up’ is back with a binge-worthy, sexy, bold, and fast-paced third season.
In its first and sophomore seasons, the show served as a YouTube Original series, ‘Step Up: High Water.’
Now, it has found a new home at STARZ under the shorter title of ‘Step Up.’
Along with a new network and name, the series added new characters and actors. The late Naya Rivera originally played the role of Collette Jones. After time and respectful consideration, Christina Milian was cast in the same role; she has shared that she wants to portray Jones in a way that is unique to her.
Season three continues to follow megastar Sage Odom (played by Ne-Yo) as he faces criminal charges, financial ruin, and powerful political enemies.
That Grape Juice’s Chet Kincaid caught up with members of the cast and crew, including Milian, creator Holly Sorensen, Jamaica Craft, Terayle Hill, Terrence Green, Kendra Willis, Rebbie Rosie, and Jade Chynoweth.
Collectively, they opened up about what we can expect from season three of the talent-filled show.
Check out the interviews above and below…
Music fans were stunned Wednesday (September 28) after reports rang out about the death of Hip-Hop veteran Coolio.
The GRAMMY winner, most famous for hits ‘Gangsta’s Paradise’ and ‘Fantastic Voyage,’ was found dead at age 59. His manager, Jarez Posey, confirmed the news.
And while it’s not yet been reported what the official cause of death was, the rapper’s fans and celebrity friends and admirers flooded social media with condolences.
From fellow Rap icons Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, MC Hammer, and LL Cool J to John Legend, Martin Lawrence, and more, look inside to see some of the names who paid tribute to the fallen star.
‘The Woman King’ is making mighty strides at the US box office but that hasn’t halted the hustle of Viola Davis.
Indeed, the Oscar, Emmy, and Tony Award winner stopped by The Breakfast Club today with co-star Thuso Mbedu and director Gina Prince-Bythewood to discuss the film and the process of bringing it to the big screen.
Based on a true story, ‘The Woman King’ centers on the narrative of General Nanisca (Davis) as she rears the next generation of recruits and readies them for war against an adversary hellbent on upheaving their lives.
And while it looks poised to premiere at #1 and has earned an A+ CinemaScore, Davis makes it clear that it was no easy feat getting the movie to the masses.
Speaking candidly, she detailed the various hurdles and stressed why it’s so important for audiences (especially Black audiences) to support the film (and films like it).
Watch the insightful sit-down after the jump…
The 2022 EMMY Awards certainly provided many-a-notable moment courtesy of the host of television stars who took to the stage to be honored.
Now, after historic upsets, heart-warming accepting speeches, and jaw-dropping fashion ensembles, see who walked away with the Kenan Thompson-hosted show’s biggest star – its coveted trophies!
A full winners list awaits below:
‘Monster’s Ball’ star Halle Berry is seeing racism rear its ugly head yet again thanks to a crew of mistaken tweets that assumed she was set to portray princess “Ariel” in the highly anticipated live-action remake of the Disney classic, ‘The Little Mermaid.’
Hop inside to see the confusing action.
Halle Bailey looks poised to make quite the splash in the live-action remake of Disney’s animated classic, ‘The Little Mermaid.’
Over three years after it was first announced the ChloexHalle star would suit up to portray the film’s main character, princess Ariel, longtime Bailey fans (and those eager to get a peek at what the movie’s set to serve) are finally being served an official first look at the songstress in role.
Unveiled at Disney’s D23 expo in Anaheim (September 9), the stunning clip sees Halle show off her soaring vocal chops on the flick’s most famous song – ‘Part of Your World.’
Hear her take on the classic and see the official teaser trailer inside.
Janet Jackson continues to accrue accolades. And deservingly so.
Over the course of her legendary career, the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer has established a firm footprint in music, Pop culture, and fashion.
Last night (September 6) saw Miss Jackson honored for the latter at the 15th Annual Fashion Show & Style Awards in New York City.
Renowned for her countless classic looks, the diva served up a stunning look while receiving the ICON of the Year award.
Check out more from the superstar’s big night below…
‘Married To Medicine’ is back for its 9th season and according to the thermometer, the drama is scorching!
The popular Bravo series chronicles the lives of a group of ladies – some of whom work in the medical field and others who are married to those who do.
This edition is already making for addictive viewing.
Dr. Jackie, Dr. Simone, Dr. Heavenly, Dr. Contessa Metcalfe, Quad Webb, Toya Bush Harris, and newcomer Anila Sajja are all back in the mix.
Want to know what the ladies are up to?
Check out the sneak peek preview of ‘Married To Medicine’ episode 10 / season 9 below…
With over 100 million records sold, EGO (EMMY, GRAMMY, OSCAR) winner Cher boasts a six-decade career that stands as one of the most celebrated and revered in entertainment history.
Having set a bar in many facets from music to fashion and more, the singer-actress is no stranger to seeing her name listed parallel to acts who arrived to the scene after her.
However, it was her recent response to being likened to current Pop hitmaker Dua Lipa that suggests she doesn’t always appreciate the comparisons.
Look below if you’ve missed any of the action.
Juanita Bynum is not here for being deemed a hypocrite!
Just days after a clip of the Gospel singer and prophetess preaching against the juxtaposition of “being saved” and listening to secular music flew to viral status on social media (as we reported here), backlash brewed when a video of her dancing to Mary J. Blige‘s 2007 hit ‘Just Fine’ inconveniently resurfaced.
The timing of Bynum’s sermon drew particular attention as many took it as a subtle dig against Twinkie Clark, the lead singer of the legendary Gospel quartet The Clark Sisters, who is currently embroiled in controversy for allowing their song ‘Center of Thy Will’ to serve as the center of Beyonce‘s profanity-laden ‘Renaissance’ hit ‘Church Girl.’
In response to critics who have branded her message hypocritical, Juanita took to the pulpit to address the claim head-on.
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