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Sunday night's episode of the STARZ series Power introduced the new ruthless character, Jukebox, played by Anika Noni Rose, who gave a little insight on what fans can expect from Kanan's pint-sized family member during her interview on Today. As most have probably already determined, "she's very alpha", has her own agenda and no one will stand her way. -
Frank Ocean Will Reportedly Release His Album This Week, No Joke
The wait is finally coming to an end for new music from Frank. This is not a drill. Frank Ocean's album will be released on Friday. According to a new report by The New York Times, who cite an anonymous source, the Channel Orange singer will release Boys Don't Cry as an Apple Music exclusive. -
3 Die At Hard Summer Music Festival In Los Angeles
2 more people died in 2015. Three individuals have died after attending large dance music festival Hard Summer outside of Los Angeles at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana over the weekend. -
Nas' Album Is Actually Done, DJ Khaled Wasn't Lying
No release date has been set for Nas' 12th LP. Nas' album is actually done. On DJ Khaled's latest album Major Key, he links up with the legendary New York emcee on the track "Nas Album Done," that serves as both a promotional tune for Nas' upcoming album and a upbeat heater with some new Nas verses. -
GTA Share 'Good Times Ahead' Album Tracklist: Vince Staples, Tinashe Featured
The album will be released on Oct. 7. Miami producer and DJ duo GTA, comprised of Matt Toth and Julio Mejia, have announced the details for the full length debut Good Times Ahead, the actual name for their duo. -
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The Meadows Music Festival has added a few extra names to its lineup, released single day tickets and unveiled the daily lineups. -
Miranda Lambert Breaks Down While Singing Song Co-Written by Blake Shelton
Miranda Lambert broke down during her concert on Friday while she was singing "Over You," the song she co-wrote with her ex-husband and The Voice judge Blake Shelton. The singer cried again while performing "The House That Built Me." -
Lil' Kim, Naturi Naughton 7-Year Shade Continues at VH1 Hip Hop Honors [WATCH]
The film 12 Years a Slave stars a group of talented actors and actresses, and though Power's Naturi Naughton wasn't a part of that group, she does seem to be playing a starring role in another drama, "7 years a shade," with rapper Lil' Kim, who just can't seem to let go of her ill feelings toward the actress, and publicly shaded her at the recent VH1 Hip Hop Honors. -
Justin Bieber Rejects $5 Million Offer to Perform at 'Non-Political' Republican Party Event
Justin Bieber has rejected a $5 million offer to perform at a Republican Party event, which he had reportedly been told was “non-political.” His performance would have been slated for the Republican Party convention in Cleveland. -
Toni Braxton Fall Tour Dates Announced: Performing All 'The Hits'
Toni Braxton announced she will be taking the stage in 14 different states beginning this Fall, and performing all of her chart-topping singles during 'The Hits Tour.' -
TBS Scripting Comedy Based on Notorious B.I.G.'s Lyrics
TBS is reportedly scripting a comedy based around Notorious B.I.G. and looking to the rapper’s lyrics for inspiration. -
Bette Midler, Sammy Hagar, Charlie Puth and Joan Jett Join ‘The Voice’
The upcoming season of The Voice will feature a new lineup of celebrity mentors to help the teams of the coaches Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Alicia Keys and Miley Cyrus. These new mentors include Bette Midler, Sammy Hagar, Charlie Puth and Joan Jett.
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