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Literally thank u, NEXT if she dares make Needy a single over literally any other song on the album 🤦🏻‍♂️

There is like zero Rita on this but I love it! Serving that trilingual realness

Now That I Found You music video is coming tomorrow. Oops at me thinking that it was already out!

No More Bad Songs!!

Lady Gaga just followed Rihanna on Instagram so her fans are speculating that they've worked together on LG6 *.*

It's actually debuting in Chicago with the hope of transferring to Broadway if it's a success! :P BUT this is super exciting news! Hopefully it does turn into a success unlike another recent Jukebox musical featuring songs from one of my faves

Yes Gaga! Don't women usually reveal that they're pregnant around 12-16 weeks? If so, that's only 5 or 6 months until LG6!

The album is called In the End and it's out on 26th April. Two songs from the album have been released; The Pressure and All Over Now, which now has a video h1lMxX8doSU 7SBcEEUbBjc I'm only really familiar with the Cranberries' signature hits but I really liked All Over Now when I first heard it. I'll definitely listen to the album when it's released

This sounds really good! :o I wonder if it will actually get support outside of Spotify playlists?

Well it's a good job she didn't perform Flopx on the Late Show then: uzyqr6zJJxw I've actually grown to dislike this song quite a lot which is a shame as I did initially love it. It's just so basic and feels far too similar stylistically to On My Mind, which is objectively Ellie's worst single ever. She sounded woeful on that performance too :( Flux is almost a step in the right direction of what I want from her but my favourite songs of hers are when she comes out with something we weren't expecting and she's done that kind of song much better, many times before

The entire concept of Drag Race owes so much to Paris Is Burning There would be no extravaganzas, no reading is fundamental, no executive realness, no 10s across the board - the list goes on - without Paris and the ballroom scene that inspired it

Apparently Emma said in her interview with Graham Norton that Let Love Lead the Way is her favourite Spice Girls album track... :mellow:

When this little kid has heard R9 before us 😩

The Carters have been announced as the recipients for this year's Vanguard Award at the 30th GLAAD Awards, an award that honours LGBTQ allies. They will receive the award on 28th March Statement from Sarah Kate Ellis, the president and CEO of GLAAD: I'm so proud of them, I think Beyoncé's work for the LGBTQ community is often overlooked, she is a huge role model and inspiration for many of us and I'm so happy that they're going to receive this as a joint award. It's Jay's second GLAAD award following the Special Recognition Award that he received last year alongside Gloria Carter, his mother

http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/uploads/av-17160.png This has debuted at #94 on the Hot 100 following the album release, which I make to be Ari's 47th chart entry in total - she'll be coming for Nicki's Hot 100 record in no time! zh4J-yW3LHw

Opening posts are now updated, thanks again Jay! :D ANTI has sold 28,770 in 41 weeks, which is ~700 sales per week. With a new album almost guaranteed for this year, will we finally be seeing this certified Platinum?! *.*

The One That Got Away is Platinum! :o :wub: One of my all time favourite songs and an underrated gem from the Teenage Dream era! All six singles from the original album are now (at least) Platinum certified, get that coin Katy

I've never even heard OF Highway Don't Care, I'm surprised 10 people have and hate it that much :lol:

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I must admit I don't listen to that many queens music but I really enjoyed Courtney's potential Eurovision entry, Fight for Love, as well as her Body Parts from around the time she appeared on Drag Race. My ultimate favourite alumni song is Blair's Now or Never, such a huge bop! :wub: Sissy That Walk will always be Ru's personal best as well

9lZ1EVyVLLo After contributing to many of the past year's most critically and commercially successful albums (including Ariana's thank u, next), Tayla Parx is about to release her own debut album. I Want You, the first single from We Need to Talk, is out and now and it's a bop! It's got such a feelgood, breezy feel to it - it's almost a parallel opposite to thank, u next (the song). Album's out on April 5th

Oh finally!!! No More Shit Songs now :)

I'm actually pleasantly surprised with the overall quality of the album. Yes, all of the best songs had already been released but the new tracks have been worth the wait overall. My only real problem is Dynamite being included over other, much stronger, tracks from her EPs I'm pleased to see her looking set for a decent debut in the chart this week, currently #2(!!) in the mids so I'd say she's set for top five?!

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This is absolute shit, by far the worst Billboard #1 for ages, which makes a change I guess