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Victoria MonΓ©t on Frequency of Love Album Review

Victoria MonΓ©t's second studio album, 'Frequency of Love,' is out now with 22 songs. Standout tracks include 'Let Me' which hit No. 1 on Billboard's Adult R&B Airplay, 'Reach Out,' 'Juicy,' 'That's Why I Love You' featuring Bruno Mars, 'Single' with Bryson Tiller, and 'See You In My Dreams' with SZA. The album follows 'Jaguar II,' which won Best R&B Album and Best New Artist at the 2024 Grammys. Her tour starts later this month.

Solange on Band Rehearsal: Summer Walker Returns to Guitar

Solange posted footage from her first band rehearsal, and Summer Walker is on guitar. When Solange wrote that she had to beg her out of guitar retirement, Summer answered: "Anything for you darling." Before the hits, Summer taught herself to play from YouTube tutorials and posted covers online. SZA and H.E.R. both showed up under the post. H.E.R. wrote "Best. Band. Ever." and Solange called her a guitar legend right back.

Laila! on Angel: R&B Rising Star 2026

Laila! just dropped Angel with Teezo Touchdown, a song she wrote and produced herself, and it already caught SZA's ear. SZA showed love by sharing it to her story, a real co-sign for one of the brightest young voices in R&B right now.

Bruno Mars on Billboard: Chart Record Exclusive

Bruno Mars keeps rewriting the record books. I Just Might, the lead single off his album The Romantic, has now spent 22 weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart, tying Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us as the second-longest-running No. 1 in the chart's history. The only song ahead of them now is Kendrick and SZA's Luther, which holds the all-time record at 31 weeks.

Druski Faces Backlash Over SZA and Doechii Being Pulled From BET Awards Performance

Druski's saxophone gag at the BET Awards hit all the wrong notes with one of hip hop's biggest power players because TDE President Terrence "Punch" Henderson says the comedian did SZA and Doechii wrong. The Top Dawg Entertainment boss blasted Druski after the host's running wrap it up bit cut short his artists' acceptance speech Sunday night at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

Met Gala Best Dressed: Nia, SZA, Doechii, Ciara

Met Gala 2026 best dressed: BeyoncΓ© leads the charge as SZA, Doechii, and Ciara deliver pure high-fashion art. Witness the most iconic red carpet looks today.

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