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Today (June 4), a new Michelle Williams single "Say Yes" is making its way around the web, and the gospel singer got a little bit of help from her old friends Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland. -
Jesus Christ Superstar—Featuring Michelle Williams of Destiny's Child and Brandon Boyd of Incubus—Abruptly Cancelled
The super-ensemble version of Jesus Christ Superstar that was scheduled to tour arenas this summer and autumn has been abruptly cancelled, according to producers. All ticket holders will be able to obtain refunds at their respective venues. -
Destiny’s Child Reunites On Michelle Williams’ Gospel-Dance Track, 'Say Yes'
Destiny's Child isn't quite getting back together, but this is good enough. Michelle Williams released a new single yesterday called "Say Yes," which features both Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland. As Idolator reports, the track (now taken down) is "an infectious gospel club-banger." -
Members of *NSYNC, Destiny's Child and Sex Pistols combine for...'Jesus Christ Superstar'?
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12 Days of Christmas: 6 Best Boy Band & Girl Group Christmas Songs
We're halfway through our countdown to Christmas, so why not shake things up for an evening? For day 7, instead of looking at the six best versions of a singular Christmas song, Music Times will instead remember another Christmas tradition: the boy band/girl group Christmas single. -
Thanksgiving Day Music Playlist: stuff your face while stuffing your ears with these eight Turkey Day songs [LISTEN]
Thanksgiving is, unfortunately, the holiday that most often gets swept under the rug. Nuzzled in between the Hallmark behemoths that are Halloween and Christmas, Thanksgiving by and large got the pass when it comes to traditional holiday carols. Though there are plenty of songs that capture the spirit of being with family or stuffing your face with ridiculous amounts of food, songs purely for Turkey Day are few and far between. -
Super Bowl, 'Saturday Night Live,' Grammys among top music promoting platforms, according to Billboard
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