Lil Nas X says new album is “almost finished” and that he’s also working on a mixtape

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Lil Baby has responded to claims that Kanye West reached out to him for a feature but was denied the opportunity.On Tuesday evening (July 21) West fired off a string of tweets in which he discussed a number of topics while name-dropping the likes of Drake, Meek Mill and Larsa Pippen.Another name Ye brought up was Lil Baby, claiming that the Atlanta rapper is his favourite artist but that he won’t work with him.“Lil Baby my favorite rapper but won’t do a song wit me,” West said in a since-deleted

Taylor Swift will released her new album 'Folklore' at midnight New York time (5am Irish time).

Rihanna’s Fenty Skin campaign features a lot of familiar — and diverse — faces.Fenty dropped its latest promo video for the skincare launch, starring A$AP Rocky, Lil’ Nas X, Paloma Elsesser, Halima Aden and more A-listers. “That’s right baby… Fenty Skin is for my fellas too,” Rihanna said in a statement from the brand.

Kanye West has announced when his forthcoming album will be released.Fans were alerted to the arrival of the new album on Saturday (18 July) when the rapper tweeted a 20-song tracklist, which he then deleted. It featured West’s recent single with Travis Scott, “Wash Us In The Blood”.

Kanye West made an announcement about his music career just a couple hours after he went on a long Twitter rant in which he called out his wife Kim Kardashian.

Rihanna has officially announced the launch of her new skincare line, Fenty Beauty, by sharing a promotional video with a few familiar faces.The one-minute video sees a diverse range of models, including A$AP Rocky, Lil Nas X and Rihanna herself, flaunt their natural beauty.

Chris Willman Music WriterLogic, the rapper who has been talking about retiring for at least three years, appears ready to make good on that threat now, tweeting Friday that an imminent new album will mark his retreat from the music business.“Officially announcing my retirement with the release of ‘No Pressure” executive produced by No I.D. July 24th,” he wrote on Twitter.

Lil Nas X just had the need to tweet!

 Lil Xan has said he’s now sober after an addiction to prescription pills caused him to suffer multiple seizures earlier this year.“About 2 months ago I suffered from multiple seizures,” the rapper tweeted on Tuesday alongside a smiling picture of himself.“This was my second time in the last year I’ve been hospitalized for having seizures. I decided it was best for me, my friend’s, family and supporters that I quit all prescriptions pills.”A message to everyone…Stay Safe.

Lil Nas X has something up his sleeves.

Lil Nas X recently gave an update on his forthcoming debut album, and now he’s delivered a snippet of some of his new music on social media.CALL ME BY YOUR NAME ☎️❣️ pic.twitter.com/Za6UU63oSh— nope (@LilNasX) July 9, 2020The GRAMMY-winning rapper took to Twitter today (July 10) to post a video of him rapping along to an unreleased song of his, with the caption ‘CALL ME BY YOUR NAME’.

Lil Nas X,GunnaandVictoria Monetare among 2,321 people who have been invited to join the Recording Academy. That is nearly 1,000 more invitations than the academy issued last year, when it invited 1,340 new members.

Katy Perry revealed that the title track from her upcoming album, Smile, was written during a challenging time in her life.The “Never Really Over” singer, 35, unveiled a snippet of the new single via Instagram on Thursday, July 9. In doing so, she shared the inspiration behind the upbeat song.“I wrote the title track from the album when I was coming through one of the darkest periods of my life and had lost my smile,” she wrote.

The GLAAD Media Awards are going virtual. The media advocacy organization announced today that its combining two planned ceremonies, one in New York (March 19) and the other in Los Angeles (April 16), into one virtual event scheduled for July 30 and set to stream on GLAAD’s Facebook and YouTube accounts at 5 p.m.

GLAAD, the LGBTQ media advocacy organization, will host a virtual ceremony on July 30. Two ceremonies were planned earlier this year before the COVID-19 pandemic forced a pivot.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterGLAAD is going virtual with the 31st Annual GLAAD Awards Media ceremony which will stream on GLAAD’s Facebook and YouTube on July 30 at 8pm ET and will air on Logo on August 3 at 8pm ET.