A week after what would’ve been Juice WRLD‘s 23rd birthday, fans of the late Rap superstar are being gifted yet another collection of previously unreleased music to commemorate his legacy.

Titled ‘Fighting Demons,’ the 18-track project – which features the already-released ‘Wandered to LA’ (featuring Justin Bieber) and ‘Already Dead’ –  comes less than 2 years after his first posthumous drop, ‘Legends Never Die’ (which boasted guest appearances from The Weeknd, Kid LAROI, Halsey, Trippie Redd, and more).

Like ‘Legends,’ ‘Demons’ is chockfull of guest appearances from some of today’s biggest Urban music stars including Polo G, Suga of BTS, and more.

Making its way to digital shelves December 10, hop inside to stream ‘Fighting Demons’ in full courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.

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In breaking news, Jussie Smollett has been found guilty by a Cook County jury on five counts of making false police reports.

The charges were leveled against the ‘Empire’ star in the wake of a hate attack he claimed to have experienced on January 29, 2019.

Full story below…

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When not making the masses say ‘Have Mercy,’ Chloie Bailey is reminding them of her vocal gravitas.

Taking to social media, the rising solo star unwrapped a rousing rendition of Adele‘s chart-topping smash ‘Easy On Me.’

Showcasing her vast range, the 23-year-old wowed with a spirited take on the ’30’ anthem.

The performance comes as ‘Have Mercy’ continues to make major strides on both Rhythmic and Urban radio.

Check it out below…

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Drake dropped jaws this week when he announced intent to withdraw entries for his blockbuster last album, ‘Certified Lover Boy,’ from GRAMMY consideration despite being nominated for Best Rap Album (‘Certified Lover Boy’) and Best Rap Performance (‘Way 2 Sexy’ featuring Future & Young Thug’) at next year’s ceremony.

While shocking to some, the move is in line with his previously revealed stance about the Academy – one voiced in earnest during last year’s headline-grabbing fiasco with his fellow Canadian hitmaker, The Weeknd, when the latter was snubbed and didn’t see any of his ‘After Hours’ songs recognized by the GRAMMYs (despite being one of the year’s biggest albums).

With more eyes on the Academy’s voting committee than ever with regards to improved transparency, diversity, and inclusion, its CEO, Harvey Mason Jr., sat down with Billboard recently to discuss these subjects and more.

Hop inside to see what he said.

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GRAMMY, EMMY, and Academy Award-winning rapper-actor Common recently broke silence regarding his highly publicized split from comedienne Tiffany Haddish.

As we reported here, the celebrity couple suggested their relationship dissolved due to their respective busy schedules and dedication to their careers.

Taking to our friends at FOX SOUL’s ‘Hollywood Unlocked Uncensored’ this week, Common (born Lonnie Lynn) detailed the decision behind calling off the union while still showing love to his former boo.

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The Juice WRLD journey continues with the release of the rapper’s second posthumous album ‘Fighting Demons.’

Set for release tomorrow (December 10), the project follows 2020’s chart-topping, 2x Platinum posthumous effort ‘Legends Never Die’.

Ahead of its imminent arrival, a star-studded line-up of guests have been unveiled as features on the album – including Justin Bieber, BTS’ SUGA, and Polo G. 

Check out the full tracklist below…

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Be it for the good, bad, ugly, or downright shocking, 2021 was full of memorable moments!

Now, as the year draws to a close, That Grape Juice is reflecting on the occasions that rocked – and to some degree maybe even reshaped – the Urban and Pop cultural landscape as we know it.

Next, we’ll dish on how Beyoncé – even when taking a break from a proper album campaign – still managed to break award show records all year long.

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The mystery surrounding Wendy Williams‘ absence from her daytime talk show thickens.

Because, once again, a lengthy list of guest hosts have been unveiled to cover for the star early next year.

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Travis Scott has broken his silence on the Astroworld tragedy that saw 10 people lose their lives.

As widely reported, a mass stampede broke out at the star’s Houston show last month and claimed the lives of revelers – the youngest of whom was just 9-years-old.

In the time since, hundreds of lawsuits have been filed, with many being combined into a class action to the tune of billions.

Now, in an exclusive sit-down interview with Charlamagne Tha God on The Breakfast Club, the rapper is speaking up and out.

During the nearly hour-long discussion, Scott expresses sadness at the situation and the lives lost.

However, he clearly makes a point to relay that he is not to blame.

Speaking candidly, the MC proclaims that he is a “man of God” and slams the suggestion that his music is “satanic” and encouraged the rage culture that some say led to the chaos.

Scott also said: “they are pointing the finger at me because it is my festival” but stresses that his main point of duty moving forward is to be of service to ensure such a tragedy never happens again anywhere.

Watch the insightful interview below…

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Fans of STARZ’ flagship series ‘Power’ can’t seem to get enough of its first spinoff, the Michael J. Rainey-led ‘Power Book II: Ghost.’

After kicking off its sophomore season to solid viewership figures less than a month ago, its network has already revealed they’re ordering a third.

Details inside:

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Having performed many tributes to the Prince of Soul Marvin Gaye over her career, GRAMMY & Academy Award-winning singer H.E.R. hasn’t made a secret for her admiration of the Motown legend.

As this year brought with it the 50th anniversary of his game-changing 1971 studio effort, ‘What’s Goin On,’ the good folks at the People’s Choice Awards thought there would be no better time than to honor its greatness than at this year’s ceremony.

Tapping H.E.R. to do the honors at this year’s telecast (which aired simultaneously on NBC and E! on December 7), look inside to hear her stunning rendition of one of Gaye’s biggest hits – the title track to his ‘What’s Goin’ On’ album.

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If ever in time of civil unrest and post-apocalyptic war, French Montana, Doja Cat, and Saweetie want you to know you can still find time to pop that p**** on a handstand!

The ‘Best Friend’ duo – who joined forces with Montana for the single ‘Handstand’ found aboard his recently released fourth studio album ‘They Got Amnesia’ – finally bring the fan favorite cut to life via a cinematic, Edgar Esteves and Jon Primo-directed music video.

While Saweetie brought the heat in her short, but fiery scene, Doja blew up the spot with a machine gun bra and equally lit bars.

Hop inside to see all the action.

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