Month: January 2024

Adele doubts she will do another album anytime soon. The “Hello” singer has confessed she is a long way off from returning to the studio to work on a follow-up to 2021’s 30, however, the pop megastar, who suffers from anxiety performing in front of massive crowds, has promised that when she does return with
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Spoiler alert! This story contains spoilers for the January 29 episode of Joey Graziadei’s season of The Bachelor. Make sure you’re caught up before you keep reading! Things have a tendency to get pretty intense on The Bachelor when multiple women are competing for the time and attention of one eligible man. Just two episodes
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A long-awaited new series from Taylor Sheridan is staffing up and bringing a TV Fanatic favorite along for the ride. Kayla Wallace (When Calls The Heart), James Jordan (Yellowstone), Mark Collie (Nashville), and Paulina Chávez (The Expanding Universe of Ashley Garcia) join Paramount+’s highly anticipated original drama series Landman as series regulars. We can’t count
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Yasiin Bey—better known as Mos Def— is clarifying his remarks after facing backlash for saying Drake doesn’t make Hip-Hop and comparing his music to background tunes at Target.  His take swiftly became a trending topic, with many criticising the veteran MC’s remarks. Two weeks after going viral, he took to Instagram Live Monday evening (January
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SZA has been announced as the latest performer at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards. Last night (January 29), the Recording Academy took to X to announce SZA as the latest addition to the list of performers at this year’s Grammy Awards ceremony, its caption reading: “You don’t want to snooze and miss this moment!” ⏰ You
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Thirty-six years ago, on Jan. 29, 1988, Randy Travis achieved a new career milestone: It was on that date that the singer-songwriter earned his first double-platinum album, signifying sales in excess of 2 million copies, with his disc Always & Forever. Always & Forever, Travis’ sophomore release, came out in 1987 and spawned four No. 1 singles, including
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JAY-Z fans shouldn’t get their hopes up for new music any time soon now that Roc Nation has responded to new album rumors—even though some HOV loyalists likely are clinging on to hope. Over the weekend, social media saw several blog accounts and Hip-Hop Twitter (X) Stan pages circulating what appeared to be glimpses from
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“We named the EP after the best Guns N’ Roses album, Chinese Democracy. No, I’m not being facetious. ‘Shackler’s Revenge’ is Axl’s best moment. ‘Paradise City’ sucks and so does ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine.’” We don’t usually attach track premieres to volcanically hot takes but frontman Tarek Ahmed, along with the rest of Intercourse, like
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REVOLUSHN will be performing for the “Love Bomb Party” taking place at Universal Bar & Grill in North Hollywood, California on Saturday 2/3/24. REVOLUSHN will be sharing the stage with Doctor Striker, Big Chompers and Clem Darling & The Astronauts. REVOLUSHN is an American protest rock band from California, USA. They stand for the underdog,
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Back when variety television shows were all the rage, few came out of central casting quite like Glen Campbell. His musical appeal and down-home personality crossed genre and generation gaps without compromise, pleasing fans of such varied talents as Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash and Andy Williams. Toss in the success of the Grammy-winning album Wichita
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