‘My Neck, My Back’ hitmaker Khia has the girls coming for her neck after a viral rant about some of today’s crop of up-and-coming female rappers landed on the desks of their fans.

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Eric Bellinger‘s R&B chart top 20 smash ‘Curious‘ gets a royal revamp courtesy of the Queen Bee herself Lil Kim.

After gaining traction with Fabolous and Cordae aboard its original incarnation released earlier this year, Bellinger’s repackaged the ‘1-800-Hit Eazy: Line 2’ tune and brought along Kim and rising rapstress Lola Brooke for the ride.

“And, to keep it a buck / Last n*gga was a dub / I ain’t trying to scare you away but I’ve been scared to love,” Brooke adds to the updated cut.

Featuring a prominent sample of D’Angelo‘s classic Hot 100 top 10 hit, 1996’s ‘Lady,’ look inside to hear the ‘Curious’ remix in full

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From the pinnacle of fame to the depths of infamy, Milli Vanilli has one of the most remembered and rebuked stories in music history.

Comprised of Robert “Rob” Pilatus and Fabrice “Fab” Morvan, the Pop duo rose to global superstardom on the wings of hits like ‘Blame It On the Rain’ and ‘Girl, You Know It’s True’ – the latter of which earned them a GRAMMY and sold millions of records. Exposure for a headline-grabbing lip-syncing scandal would eventually see that award rescinded and the loyalty of legions of fans worldwide with it.

The untold story of Pilatus and the late Morvan is the subject of a feature-length documentary directed and produced by Luke Korem.

Lined with never-before-seen footage and interviews from the hitmakers themselves as well as record executives who were intentionally involved in the faux pas, the film seeks to redeem the legacy of the embattled 90’s stars.

Streaming now on Paramount+, hop inside for a look at the trailer.

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Mary J. Blige celebrates self-worth and an optimistic outlook on romance with her brand-new single ‘Still Believe in Love.’

For decades, the diva has bared her soul – belting powerful anthems about some of the darkest times in her life.

With her latest effort, MJB drives in a more hopeful direction.

Fresh from unwrapping the Vado-assisted track, the Queen of Hip-Hop/Soul has premiered its accompanying music video.

Simple yet effective, the visual awaits below…

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Justin Timberlake‘s comeback plans have a tough hill to climb in the wake of the drama the star has been drenched in following the release of his ex Britney Spears‘ memoir, ‘The Woman in Me.’

And it appears the singer is all too aware of the firestorm engulfing his name.

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Thanks to its 46-week stay on the Hot 100, Kelly Clarkson‘s smash ‘Since U Been Gone‘ not only shines as her longest-charting hit yet on the tally but also one of the biggest of her career.

For that reason and others, the 2004-released tune was crowned the best Pop song to have debuted in the 2000s courtesy of Billboard’s ‘500 Best Pop Songs’ list.

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Having already secured ranking on Rolling Stone‘s ‘500 Best Songs of All Time’ (#426), Nicki Minaj is no stranger to seeing her 2011 megahit ‘Super Bass‘ lauded for its enduring legacy.

The historic Diamond-certified smash, which still stands as the most popular member of her prized discography over a decade after its release, got its most recent homage courtesy of Billboard’s ‘500 Best Pop Songs.’

There, it not only towered above every other female rapper’s placement but also made the 40-year-old the second-highest placed Black woman overall, runner-up only to Pop icon Whitney Houston who finished at #1 on the tally with her timeless classic ‘I Wanna Dance with Somebody.’

Look inside to see what number ‘Bass’ bounced to on Billboard’s coveted count.

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Megan Thee Stallion sprung a surprise on fans moments ago with the announcement of incoming music.

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Michael Jackson‘s ‘Thriller’ continues to thrill four decades after being unleashed.

Standing tall as the biggest-selling album of all time, the omnipotent project is home to many of the King of Pop’s most impactful offerings – including ‘Billie Jean,’ ‘Beat It,’ and ‘Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin.’

In a continuation of the ongoing 40th anniversary of the groundbreaking album, SHOWTIME is set to premiere the aptly titled ‘Thriller 40’ on December 2 at 8 p.m. ET/PT.

The star-studded documentary film – which features the likes of Usher, Mary J. Blige, will.i.am, and Mark Ronson – will serve up never-before-seen insights into the making of the greatest album ever.

Eagerly anticipated, the special will also stream on Paramount+ in the UK, Australia, Canada, Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Latin America and South Korea and on MTV internationally.

Watch the first-look trailer below…

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Rema is back and blazing with his brand new EP ‘Ravage.’

The five-track project sees the Afrobeats titan build on the breakthrough success of his seismic smash ‘Calm Down’ featuring Selena Gomez.

Riding solo on ‘Ravage,’ the soaring star reaffirms why he has been deemed one of the most exciting names in the contemporary music climate.

Boasting production from the likes of London, Blaise Beatz, and P Prime, the set sees the 23-year-old connect with his inner flame and rage – releasing a sigh of relief and an infectious outburst of energy.

The flavor-filled offering arrives ahead of Rema’s gargantuan show at London’s iconic O2 Arena on November 14.

Take a listen below…

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As owner of three of the top 10 longest-running Hot 100 solo #1 hits of all time (‘Irreplaceable,’ ‘Baby Boy,’ and ‘Crazy in Love‘), it only makes sense that Beyonce – already named Billboard’s “greatest Pop star of the century” – finds her name printed more than any other female act on site’s recently published ‘500 Best Pop Songs’ list.

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Robert Finley has new music out.

The prominent blues and soul singer has released his latest album, ‘Black Bayou.’ Hot on the promotional trail for the project, he sat down with That Grape Juice to dish about everything from working with Dan Auberach of the Black Keys on it, his time on ‘America’s Got Talent,’ and more.

Join us below for his words on these topics and so much more…

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