Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill are putting their love on display in the upcoming GQ.
The photos were shot by Ellen von Unwerth and are in black-and-white. The sexy photos are sure to get the masses talking about their PDA.
Watch the behind the scenes footage:
Mary J. Blige, Taraji P. Henson, and Kerry Washington teams up for new a Apple Music commercial which premiered during last night’s Emmy Awards.
In the clip, directed by Ava DuVernay (Selma), the women meet up to parlay while discovering how to create an awesome playlist.
Get into the commercial below:
Tweet is gearing up for her return back to music. She has announced a new album called Charlene (her first name), and shared the first single, “Won’t Hurt Me”
Charlene, her first project since 2013’s Simply Tweet EP, is slated for an early 2016 release.
Future drops another video from DS2. His latest is for “The Percocet & Stripper Joint.” Future takes it to the Blue Flame gentlemen’s club in Atlanta where it all goes down.
Check out the video below:
As part of his new weekly #SundayService series, Jeezy takes the streets to the church house on his latest sermon, “Church in These Streets.” Produced by Zaytoven, the song is the title track off his upcoming eighth album, due Nov. 13.
Every Sunday afternoon, he will release a new sermon in the form of music, videos, or other content, which is intended to spark a conversation.
Travi$ Scott releases the latest visual from his debut album Rodeo, which entered the Billboard 200 at No. 3 with 85,000. The video is for the song “Antidote,” which has been making gains on the Billboard singles charts.
Drake and Future dropped their highly-anticipated and top-secret mixtape What a Time to Be Alive on Sunday at 8pm. Drake premiered the 11-track project during Sunday’s special episode of OVO Sound Radio on Beats 1.
During the show, Drake revealed that he went to Atlanta to work with Future on a couple songs, and before they knew it, they made an entire mixtape.
WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE TRACKLISTING
1. “Digital Dash” prod. by Metro Boomin and Southside
2. “Big Rings” prod. by Metro Boomin
3. “Live from the Gutter” prod. by Boi-1da and Metro Boomin
4. “Diamonds Dancing” prod. by Metro Boomin, Allen Ritter, and Frank Dukes
5. “Scholarships” prod. by Metro Boomin
6. “Plastic Bag” prod. by Neenyo
7. “I’m the Plug” prod. by Southside
8. “Change Locations” prod. by Noël
9. “Jumpman” prod. by Metro Boomin
10. “Jersey” prod. by Metro Boomin and Southside
11. “30 for 30 Freestyle” prod. by Noah “40” Shebib
Tamar Braxton, singer, talk show host, and reality star has been announced as the newest addition to the 21st season of ABC’s ‘Dancing With The Stars.’
Tamar, whose new album ‘Calling All Lovers’ is still due to hit stores on September 11th, has been teamed with dancer Val Chmerkovskiy. Other stars set to feature on this installment of the show are Chaka Khan, Kim Zolciak, and Backstreet Boy Nick Carter.
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Rick Ross releases another track from his upcoming project “Black Dollar,” available for download tomorrow. He releases the lustful “She Wanna F**k,” f/ August Alsina.
The album also features collaboration with The Dream, Gucci Mane, and Meek Mill.
Teyana Taylor and Iman Shumpert announced that their are expecting a beautiful new addition to their budding family: a babygirl. The couple has been going strong since going public back in June 2014.
Iman shared his excitement and admiration for his child’s mother via Instagram. Shumpert recently signed a $40 million, 4-year deal to stay with the Cavaliers. Last month, Taylor released her ’90s inspired mixtape The Cassette Tape: 1994 and she is currently on tour with Chris Brown.
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