Janet Jackson's performance briefly hampered by technical issues at Essence Festival in New Orleans

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new security hire has quite the criminal history — dating all the way back to the year 2000!

The Hollywood Critics Association has unveiled its 2022 TV award nominations. NBC’s This Is Us and HBO’s Succession lead the broadcast network and cable nominations, and Apple TV+s Severance and Ted Lasso top the streaming awards noms.

Method Man apologized to Destiny's Child on Math Hoffa's podcast My Expert Opinion.During a recent episode, the Wu-Tang Clan rapper, 51, opened up about an incident at the 2004 MOBO Awards where he left an encounter with Destiny's Child feeling insulted.The New York native decided to start at the beginning, detailing his first interactions with the group way back in the year 2000. Offering an apology:Method Man proved that it's never too late to apologize on Math Hoffa's podcast My Expert Opinion (pictured 2021)At the time, Destiny's child consisted ofBeyoncé, Kelly Rowland,LeToya Luckett and LaTavia Roberson, though the latter two members left the group before the 2004 awards show incident.

Carrie Underwood is having a great time promoting her new album, Diamonds and Rhinestones, while in the UK.MORE: Carrie Underwood marks Fourth of July in bittersweet postThe award-winning singer appeared on Absolute Radio this week and chatted to host Baylen Leonard.In a preview of the interview - which will air on Monday - Carrie recalled a star-struck moment that left in freezing in surprise while at Glastonbury back in 2019.VIDEO: Carrie Underwood introduces two new family membersThe singer reminisced about her performance and meeting Janet Jackson.MORE: Carrie Underwood shares unexpected family photo with husband Mike FisherMORE: Carrie Underwood's 'freak' accident which left her needing 40 stitches in her faceShe said: "I have played a lot of festivals but this one is special.

Beyoncé is making history! Her latest single "Break My Soul" has earned the 40-year-old a landmark 20th top 10 hit, making her the first woman to earn at least 20 top 10s as a soloist and 10 as a member of a group.  announced the singer's feat on Tuesday, revealing that she's the third artist to accomplish the feat, joining Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson. McCartney earned 23 solo top 10s in addition to 34 with The Beatles. Jackson comes in with 30 solo top 10s, along with 11 as a member of the Jackson 5/Jacksons.Following its first full week of tracking, «Break My Soul» surged from its No. 15 debut entry to No.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThree songs from the posthumous 2010 Michael Jackson album “Michael,” which some fans have long insisted were not sung by the late artist, have been removed from streaming services.A statement from Jackson’s estate and Sony Music, which acquired the rights to unreleased material from the singer’s vaults in a blockbuster $250 million deal in 2010, says the songs were removed in an effort to “move beyond” the controversy but effectively maintains that the vocals were not faked: “Nothing should be read into this action concerning the authenticity of the tracks,” it emphasizes.“The Estate of Michael Jackson and Sony Music decided to remove the tracks ‘Breaking News,’ ‘Monster’ and ‘Keep Your Head Up,’ from the 2010 album ‘Michael’ as the simplest and best way to move beyond the conversation associated with these tracks once and for all,” the statement, issued Tuesday, reads. “The album’s remaining tracks remain available.

Three Michael Jackson songs that appeared on his 2010 posthumous album ‘Michael’ have been removed from streaming services, amid continued claims that they were actually sung by an impersonator.Although, it’s important to note, their removal has “nothing to do with their authenticity”. It’s just that the singer’s fans have become so focussed on the fake vocal claims linked to these tracks that they’ve all – all of them – forgotten that he ever made any other music. Or something like that.“The removal of these three songs has nothing to do with their authenticity”, says a spokesperson.

The estate of Michael Jackson has removed three of the artist's songs from streaming platforms, American Songwriter reports. The songs, “Monster” featuring 50 Cent, “Keep Your Head Up,” and “Breaking News,” all appeared on the 2010 project Michael—some fans and members of Jackson's family believe that Jackson did not sing on the tracks, though a representative denied this in a statement to the fan website Behind The Mask.

Sony Music says the removal of three Michael Jackson songs from streaming services has nothing to do with their controversial authenticity.

Michael Jackson‘s posthumous 2010 album ‘Michael’ have reportedly been removed from streaming services amid accusations that the late star didn’t sing on the recordings.At the time of writing, only seven songs from the 10-track record are listed on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music. The following cuts have been deleted from those platforms: ‘Monster’ (featuring 50 Cent), ‘Keep Your Head Up’ and ‘Breaking News’.The three tracks in question have been part of an ongoing lawsuit between Jackson’s estate and Sony Music, which claims that they didn’t feature the singer’s vocals.In a statement, a spokesperson for Jackson’s official website confirmed that the songs were no longer available online, but claimed the move “had nothing to do with their authenticity” (via American Songwriter).“The Estate and Sony Music believe the continuing conversation about the tracks is distracting the fan community and casual Michael Jackson listeners from focusing their attention where it should be, on Michael’s legendary and deep music catalogue.”Filed in 2014 by Jackson fan Vera Serova, the suit came to public attention again in 2018 after the estate and Sony were forced to issue a statement denying that the latter had conceded that Jackson didn’t sing on the trio of recordings.Three appeals court judges ruled in August 2018 in favour of Jackson’s estate and Sony Music, essentially removing them from Serova’s class-action suit (via Variety).

She started her career as a back-up dancer for Janet Jackson, and Jenna Dewan is proving that she still has all her impressive moves in place.The 41-year-old actress and dancer wowed fans with her pole dancing skills over the weekend, as she shared a video of herself quite literally in full swing to her 8M followers on Instagram.Jenna first appeared in Janet's iconic Doesn't Really Matter video in 2000 and later in All for You and the All for You Tour in 2001. Talented dancer: Jenna Dewan, 41, showed her fans that she still has the moves and flaunted her pole dancing skills After making it as a professional back-up dancer, Jenna would go on to star in the 2006 movie Step Up, which where she met her now ex-husband Channing Tatum.The former couple share nine-year-old daughter Everly Elizabeth Maiselle Tatum together.The brunette beauty looked stunning as she pulled off a few dance numbers in the video.

sister Diana Wolgamott confirmed to local news outlets. Not official cause of death has been confirmed but she said she believes he might have died of a heart attack.The East LA native was a mainstay in the street dance scene throughout the ’80s and ’90s.“People couldn’t believe there was a Mexican who could pop,” Falcon once told Soc!ety Dance Academy magazine.

Bruno ‘Pop N Taco’ Falcon, street dancing pioneer and star of the 1984 hit film Breakin’, died Saturday at the age of 58.

The late King of Pop Michael Jackson's longtime breakdancing teacher Bruno 'Pop N Taco' Falcon passed away, age 58, from natural causes at his Long Beach home on Saturday.'It is with sadness and emotion that I announce Bruno passed away yesterday,' his official Facebook account announced.'Bruno was an incredible, kind and generous man. He always had that smile that lights up our hearts every moment. A unique and incredible talent.

Michael Jackson biopic could reportedly be in the works, his nephew has said.TJ Jackson, son of Michael’s brother Tito, claims that a film about the musician is “going to happen”, as reported by the Daily Mirror.The singer reportedly told the publication that a new biopic was necessary to reframe the “awful” allegations levelled against Michael.It’s not clear whether the film TJ speaks of is the same as the biopic in development, with Bohemian Rhapsody‘s Graham King on board to produce.“I think it’s awful, to be honest. I think it’s very sad,” Tito said of the accusations levelled against his uncle.“I think it’s in a way disgusting because what sells in this world is negativity.

Prince Jackson had a blast at this year’s Tony Awards. The eldest child of Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe shared a post of his time at the ceremony, including photos alongside his sister Paris Jackson and his girlfriend Molly Schirmang.Paris Jackson jets off to The Hamptons with her bandmates ahead of performanceVanessa Hudgens & Paris Jackson celebrate the opening of the Hard Rock Hotel in NYCA post shared by Prince Jackson (@princejackson)Prince Jackson was in attendance at the event, celebrating “MJ: The Musical,” the show that captures the life and art of his father. On his post, he shared a photo of Radio City Music Hall, where the event was hosted, a selfie of himself and Schirmang smiling, and a photo of himself and his sister eating tacos.

Janet Jackson is getting ready to headline 's annual music festival in New Orleans on Saturday, and she took fans behind the scenes of a dance rehearsal that's reminding us all of how limber the pop legend truly is.

EXCLUSIVE: Myles Frost, the moonwalking star of Broadway’s MJ The Musical who recently, at age 22, became the youngest-ever recipient of the Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Musical, has signed with UTA in all areas.

Take a look at how celebrity nightlife has changed in the last 50 years with celebrity nightclub owner Ryan Bish. Steve Rubell opened the infamous Studio 54 nightclub in New York in 1977. The club garnered a reputation for its celebrity guests, excessive club-drug usage, open sexual activity, and exclusive entry requirements.

Michael Jackson's death. The 50-year-old King of Pop was found dead at his home in Los Angeles after suffering a cardiac arrest on June 25, 2009. While he died a single man, he was married twice before.

Michael Jackson's fans celebrated his life during the 13-year anniversary of his tragic death on June 25, 2009. The star was found at his home in Los Angeles after suffering a cardiac arrest. Although he is remembered for his wonderful talents and performances, Michael did not always have the happiest of lives.