J. Cole Defends New Song ‘Snow On Tha Bluff’ After Anti-Women Accusations: ‘I Stand By Every Word’

50 Cent, 44, is back at it with drama on Instagram, and this time it’s with the one and only DJ Clue, 45. The rapper — born Curtis Jackson — called out the New York City DJ for allegedly not playing the late Pop Smoke‘s new song (which he’s featured on) for a pretty reason.

6ix9ine's steady release of new music continues.

Strictly Come Dancing star Brendan Cole and his wife Zoe have posed for an exclusive photoshoot with HELLO! with their children to mark their ten-year wedding anniversary.MORE: Brendan Cole's lockdown family album"I can hardly believe we're a decade down the track," says New Zealand-born Brendan, 44, in an exclusive interview at their second home – a charming Mediterranean villa they fell in love with four years ago.

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6ix9ine just went to No. 1 with Nicki Minaj on "Trollz," but there's already another new music release in the works.

Chelsea Houska’s dream home with husband Cole DeBoer is coming along beautifully. Over the past few days, the 28-year-old Teen Mom 2 star shared photos of the farmhouse that she and Cole, 31, are building in South Dakota on the home’s construction page, @downhomedeboers. This included newly-installed roofing, windows, and a spacious front porch!

KP5! On Tuesday (June 23), the pregnant pop star called into a Lebanese radio station to reveal there's a new song on the album dedicated to her unborn child."There is a song on the record called 'What Makes a Woman,'" Perry dished to NRJ Lebanon. "That is a hope I have for my future child, is that she doesn't have any limits on any of her dreams, or what she wants to be, or who she thinks she is.

update published on his blog, the 71-year-old novelist told fans the Covid-19 pandemic means he is making swift progress on the next book, The Winds of Winter, and plans to have it “done” in time for a trip to Wellington, New Zealand “next year.”He wrote that he is working on the novel in “an actual cabin in the mountains” and is staying healthy by self-isolating during the coronavirus crisis.Updating fans on his work, George added: “If nothing else, the enforced isolation has helped me write.

Willie J Healey has shared a new single called ‘Fashun’ – you can listen to it below.The song is the latest preview of the Oxfordshire musician’s upcoming second album ‘Twin Heavy’, which is due to arrive on August 7.Following on from last release ‘True Stereo’, Healey has now also shared an accompanying video for his new single directed by Joe Wheatley.Speaking of the uplifting ‘Fashun’, the singer explained that the track came about during an “exciting” recording session in New York.“It was so

Eileen Davidson has yet to make her highly anticipated cameo on season 10 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and she’s already spicing things up. The Bold & The Beautiful actress, 61, got a response out of Denise Richards after recent comments she made in a June 14 interview.

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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorSinger-songwriter Rhiannon Giddens, accompanied virtually by virtuoso cellist Yo-Yo Ma, has released a new song called “Build a House” in honor of Juneteenth.“This song, ‘Build a House,’ came knocking a week ago and I had to let it in,” Giddens wrote in a Twitter message accompanying the nearly five-minute-long song, which features split video of her performing it with Ma.

Noname just dropped her new track “Song 33”.

Trippie Redd is dreaming away.

The Fiery Furnaces are back with ‘Down At The So And So On Somewhere’ – listen to their new single below.Recorded in New York in February of this year, ‘Down At The So And So On Somewhere’ is the first new music to be released by the Third Man Records-signed duo in 10 years.“‘Down at the So and So on Somewhere’ is a regretful song about having regrets,” the band, comprised of Eleanor and Matthew Friedberger, said in a press release.

detailing her dark ordeal. “Many of you wonder what happened to me, where did I disappear to and why,” she wrote.

dropped Tuesday night, is a direct response to the Black Lives Matter protests over the deaths of George Floyd and several other black Americans.

J. Cole is back.