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For Ari Lennox's birthday, she gave us all a gift. The "Shea Butter Baby" songstress has lifted the veil on her first studio track of 2025, a just-over-three-minute single dubbed "Soft Girl Era.""Happy Birthday to me 💅🏾," she wrote in an Instagram caption. The track is produced by Jermaine Dupri and Bryan-Michael Cox and is expected to usher in a new era for the artist – which seems to indicate a new album as part of the package.Earlier this month, Lennox shared the below post with blurred-out album details on the whiteboard beside her. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ari Lennox (@arilennox)After appearing on Foggieraw's "Stay Awhile" and "War" with Camper and Jeremih, Ari made her solo return to the music scene last year when she dropped off "Smoke" ...

After confirming her fifth studio album was in the works two weeks ago via Instagram, Kali Uchis has unveiled the lead single from her imminent LP Sincerely,.For the first offering lifted from the LP's tracklist, Uchis offers up a serene lead single entitled "Sunshine & Rain..." which arrives as an alluring introduction to her forthcoming project.Reflective and refreshing, "Sunshine & Rain..." hears Uchis croon "I just had an epiphany" on the pre-chorus.  "Through sunshine and rain, as seasons change / We all need somebody that makes the Earth feel heavenly / Maybe I'll be that somebody 'cause you're that someone to me," she continues on the song's chorus. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @kaliuchisStill a little over a month away, Sincerely,'s details still r...

125 viewers sent in complaints to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in relation to Kendrick Lamar's recent Super Bowl Halftime Show, with the objections expressing disapproval over the use of language, "provocative dancing" and "racism" as “not one white person” appeared alongside the rapper.In records obtained by The Hill as part of a Freedom of Information Act request, several viewers from across the country accused the halftime show of being inappropriate for children. “The halftime show was terrible with the language and gestures. My younger kids did not need to see and hear this!” a viewer from Illinois wrote, while another from North Carolina referred to it as "the worst halftime show I have ever seen," adding, “I’m glad that I couldn’t understand most of what Kendrick Lama...