What's new with Imani?

"It's been an amazing year so far. I've been exhibiting my craft and performing six nights a week on the island's night life circuit which I enjoy immensely. 

What's New With Yannick Hooper?

"It's been a busy year, I recently collaborated with one of Ghana’s top DJs - DJ Bass on an Afrobeat song titled Company. This is our second time working together, our previous collab a song titled “Answer” was nominated for “DJ ARTIST COLLABORATION OF THE YEAR” in Ghana in 2019. As always I’m working on Soca projects and I’m currently in the studio recording. I’ve been doing a lot of writing. It's my favourite aspect of being an artist and just recently it’s a great way to keep my mind focused and engaged"
 

Rihanna’s resume is stacked with many “firsts” from chart topping singles to fast-selling albums to her awards collection. Now, another first is on the horizon for the world-renowned artist by being the first person to wear a durag on the cover of British Vogue.

For the publication’s May 2020 issue, the “Needed Me” singer discussed how she balances her many businesses alongside her personal desires, and provided a brief update on her forthcoming album. Although there’s no release date, the 32-year-old artist

It's not the new album the world has been begging for, but it's a start.

Early Friday, Canadian singer PartyNextDoor dropped his new album, "PartyMobile," which features Rihanna on the song, "Believe It."

Rihanna announced the new single on her verified Twitter account.

What's new with Sundown Superhero?

 "We've just finished writing our 3rd studio EP which was scheduled to be recorded in May 2020 with our producer from Los Angeles, Jordon Silva. He was planning to fly in to record it, which he did for our 2nd EP (For What It's Worth). We were about to head into the pre-production phase of that, but due to the outbreak of Covid-19, we've had to put that on pause until the regional and international situation blows over. 

Alicia Keys has no doubt that she and Swizz Beatz, her husband of nearly a decade, are meant to be together.

“He’s definitely like a confidant to me, and I am to him,” says Keys, 39, opening up in this week’s issue of People magazine, which includes an exclusive excerpt from her new autobiographical book More Myself. In it she shares never-before-told details of her and Beatz’ rollercoaster ride to romance.

The New York City natives first met when Keys, born Alicia Augello-Cook, was 14 and Beatz, born Kasseem Dean, was 16, brought together by a mutual high school friend. But Keys wasn’t interested then and she remained that way for years to come.