Victoria Monét & Usher’s ‘SOS’ Crowns Adult R&B Airplay Chart
Victoria Monet and Usher's "SOS" hits No. 1 on the Adult R&B Airplay chart. Get the details. Read More
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Cardi B and DJ Khaled share 'Higher Love' Desi Trill single with Natania and Subhi from the 'Smurfs' official soundtrack.
Voletta Wallace, Mother Who Shaped the Notorious B.I.G.’s Legacy, Dies at 78
She played the rapper music as a child, stood by his side during his meteoric career and navigated the legal and artistic questions that arose after his killing.
Justin Trudeau’s son Xavier’s debut single has Canadian hip hop roots, but misses a melody
The song from the Barron Trump of Bieber Pop serves as a romantic proposal, with the suitor amenable to options
After The Fire With R&B Singer Iyana: ‘It’s Hard to Imagine Going Back to a Regular Life After This’
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Justin Trudeau’s son Xavier, forays into music with debut R&B single
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s 17-year-old son Xavier Trudeau marked his official launch into the world of music on Friday with the debut single of his R&B track Til The Nights Done. Read More
Justin Trudeau’s son Xavier, forays into music with debut R&B single
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's 17-year-old son Xavier Trudeau marked his official launch into the world of music on Friday with the debut single of his R&B track Til The Nights Done."What you know about me, I ain't like him," young Trudeau sings. "We could roll sum, we could light one.""It's hard to escape the shadow of a famous parent or sibling, and he acknowledges that head-on in the lyric, 'What you know about me, I ain't like him'," music publicist […]
Mother of legendary hip-hop star dies at 78
Wallace died at her home in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, on Friday after a stint on hospice care.
‘Yes, I call myself the brokest rapper alive. It’s called humor.’
By Brian Beshears A.K.A. “Duckman” quackatron@gmail.com I started to write for the Ford County Chronicle last fall because I was asked to, by the publisher, and I greatly value the opportunity to connect with my readers. Initially, I thought I was going to tell stories about my hip-hop career. I never made it to the
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