Tevin Campbell: Last News

PEOPLE Ever Day podcast, the R&B singer talked about the image he was forced to lean into as a teenager in the music industry and how what was portrayed was far from his reality.“I don’t think the sex symbol thing worked, but the love songs last,” the 45-year-old said speaking to the packaging of his successful debut album T.E.V.I.N. in 1991 and I’m Ready in 1993. “I had no idea at the time, like when I was 15 or 16 recording [‘Can We Talk’] that it would have that impact,” he added. “I was just a kid singing in the studio.”As a child, Campbell wasn’t concerned with his sexuality — neither wanting to lean into it or conceal it, he explained, saying, “I just kind of wanted to be me, you know?” “I didn’t hide anything about me. I didn’t try to act a certain way or anything,” he added.

Naturi Naughton said “I do” to music industry figure Two Lewis at the St. Regis (Buckhead) in Atlanta. Not only was anybody who was somebody present for the nuptials, but the cast of players who helped make the big day happen also happened to be some very familiar names and faces.

Get ready to start smiling! It's been 25 years since Disney released A Goofy Movie on April 7, 1995, spinning off the classic anthropomorphic dog Goofy and his teenage son Max Goof from their TV series Goof Troop into a beloved animated film all their own. And if you're a fan of the movie, you know that not only is it a heartfelt exploration of a fraught father-son relationship, but it's got some killer tunes courtesy of Powerline, the famous pop star voiced by Tevin Campbell who Max and all his friends in the film are obsessed with.