Breaking Down All The Movie References In Arizona Zervas’ “Roxanne” Video

Hailing from Canada, Powfu recently signed with Columbia Records and re-released his track “death bed,” which samples UK singer ​beabadoobee. On today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, Powfu explains how he reworked beabadoobee’s track to create the lo-fi hit.

Not into the drama! While she wants to focus on Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino’s homecoming, Jenni “JWoww” Farley is completely thrown off during the Thursday, March 5, episode of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation.

Hailing from Miami, Mariah is one of the most promising new women in the urbano scene, and her latest single, “Taxi,” is a duet with fellow 2019 rookie Guaynaa. Today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, is Mariah’s first time on the series.

Sada Baby first went viral with his music video for “Bloxk Party” in 2018, and now, the Detroit rapper’s song, “Aktivated,” has become his latest underground smash, with 7 million views in the last 3 months. We previously featured the Asylum artist on Verified in early 2019. On today’s episode, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, Sada Baby breaks down the meaning behind his energetic song.

Everywhere you look in the world of entertainment, you are reminded that the world is becoming increasingly multilingual.As my colleague Keith Caulfield reported on Sunday, BTS' Map of the Soul: 7 this week becomes the 10th album or EP that is performed primarily in a language other than English to reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200 -- dating back to that chart's inception in 1956.

Trevor Daniel’s breakout hit, “Falling”—produced by Internet Money’s Taz Taylor—first blew up on TikTok, and since January it’s been kicking around Billboard’s Top 40. On today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, Trevor Daniel breaks down the meaning behind his lyrics.

Perhaps the with the most on the was Giannina Gibelli and Damian Powers. No, their relationship wasn't as smooth or ironclad as, say, Lauren Speed and Cameron Hamilton's, but they seemed downright smitten with each other.

The past week was a packed one for new releases—drill veteran G Herbo dropped his first solo project since 2017 (PTSD), Justin Timberlake teamed with SZA for another Trolls single (“The Other Side”), and Taylor Swift put out a new music video for “The Man,” off her recent album Lover.The biggest news, though, comes from Lady Gaga, who’s been relatively quiet since her Grammy- and Oscar-winning turn in Bradley Cooper’s A Star Is Born; though a version of “Stupid Love,” the first single from her

Taylor Swift released the long-awaited music video for her single, “The Man,” on Thursday morning, following a lyric video and an acoustic performance video. Its release on February 27 falls on the 98th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote.

«Mama June» Shannon is definitely not in a good place in this exclusive preview of season 4 of WE tv's

Arizona Zervas returns on Friday (Feb. 21) to deliver the official remix to his Billboard Hot 100 smash "Roxanne." Zervas calls on Swae Lee's signature falsetto to sprinkle some magic on his hit record.

ChocQuibTown's "Fresa" music video is more than just a video about cupid failing at making couples fall in love; it's a video that embraces the trio's Afro-Colombian culture."We are part of the African diaspora," Gloria "Goyo" Martínez of ChocQuibTown tells Billboard.

Issa Rae is part of a growing class of talented creatives transforming black storytelling on-screen. The writer-producer-actress parlayed the success of her cult web series, The Mis-Adventures of Awkward Black Girl, into the hit HBO show Insecure—which quickly become a favorite lyrical reference among rappers. For the newest episode of Between The Lines, Issa Rae broke down some of those lines and gave her take on the lyrics that mentioned her.