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Flo Milli has revealed details of her debut album release date, previewed once again today with the release of a new song, ‘No Face’ – check that out below.Her debut album is called ‘You Sill Here, Ho?’ and arrives on July 22 via RCA. It follows on from her debut mixtape, ‘Ho, Why Is You Here?’ Since the release of that, Milli has collaborated with the likes of Rico Nasty and announced the first song from her debut album, ‘Conceited‘, which arrived last month.Check out the new song here:Milli’s previous singles ‘Ice Baby’ and ‘PBC (Pretty Black Cute)’ will also appear on her forthcoming LP.Speaking to NME back in March, Flo Milli said her upcoming new project will be all about versatility, a fact derived from her “beat selections” and “just the whole vibe of it all”.“This mixtape is going to be more mature so you can see that side of me… I can’t say too much – I don’t want to give too much away and you can’t enjoy the surprise later,” she added.She continued: “Around the time, ‘Ho, Why Is You Here?’ came out, this life was moving kinda fast and I feel like I didn’t get to put as much as I wanted into it.

Beloved actor John Capodice, known for his roles in over 150 films and TV series, has sadly passed away at the age of 83.The star, who famously appeared in General Hospital and alongside Jim Carrey in Ace Ventura, died on Monday.The actor's cause of death is yet to be announced. He leaves behind his wife Jane and two daughters, Tessa De Pierro and Cassandra Hansen, with the funeral home where he is said to have died describing him as a "devoted husband, father and grandfather" who will be "missed by all who had the pleasure to meet him". His big break came in 1978 when he landed a role on the popular daytime drama Ryan's Hope.

Beloved actor John Capodice has sadly passed away at the age of 83. Capodice had an illustrious career, starring in over 150 films and TV series, including notable roles in General Hospital and alongside Jim Carrey in Ace Ventura.

The ’90s may have come and gone, but the music from that decade will live on forever. Depending on where you live, you can even relive the glory of the ’90s by seeing some of your favorite musicians perform IRL.The ‘I Love the ’90s Tour’ brings together some of the hottest acts of the ’90s so they can play their iconic hits.

Flo Milli has dropped off a brand new single called ‘Conceited’ – listen to the feisty new track below.The Alabama rapper’s latest track comes alongside news that her debut album, ‘You Still Here, Ho?’, which is the follow-up to her acclaimed ‘Ho, Why Is You Here?’ mixtape, is coming soon.Armed with an unyielding confidence, Milli lets listeners know on ‘Conceited’ that she’s headstrong when it comes to her abilities and knowing her worth.“I been that bitch since a fetus/ Been had my stripes, no Adidas/ My opps takin’ pics when they see us/ I’m so fabulous/ Bitch, I’m fabulous/ I don’t need his money/ Bitch, I got enough/ Pretty bitch walk in, they gon’ salute,” Milli raps on the track’s second verse.Arriving with a high-energy music video, directed by NAYIP, Milli flexes on her haters in a number of different settings – including a nail salon – and fabulous outfits.

Rico Nasty has teamed up with Flo Milli for a new collaborative single, ‘Money’ – check it out below.The song, which samples 2 Live Crew’s 1986 single ‘We Want Some Pussy’ and Tone Loc’s 1988 track ‘Wild Thing’, has been teased by Rico Nasty and Flo Milli for a few weeks now.Last month, Rico took to her TikTok to share a snippet of the track alongside the caption “POV: they play your song with Flo Milli in Squid Games”.

Roy Trakin The 32nd Grammy Awards took place February 21, 1990 at Los Angeles’ fabled Shrine Auditorium, where Milli Vanilli’s Rob Pilatus and Fab Morvan sat in the front row, nervously waiting for Kris Kristofferson and Young MC to announce the winner of that year’s Best New Artist award from among a group that included folk duo Indigo Girls, alternative fave Neneh Cherry, British house music pioneers Soul II Soul and MC’s Delicious Vinyl labelmate Tone Loc.“And the best new artist Grammy goes to… Milli Vanilli!”“Rob and I hugged each other and celebrated,” recalls Morvan, then 23 years old. “It may have looked like joy and happiness.