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Beyonce revealed the tracklist for her upcoming seventh studio album Renaissance this Wednesday, just over a week ahead of its release. The 40-year-old will drop the full album next Friday.

Nigeria’s own Tems has been credited as a songwriter on Beyonce’s forthcoming album “Renaissance.” Yesterday, Queen Bee unveiled the tracklist for her 16-track seventh studio album, which is scheduled for release on June 29. “Crazy Tings” singer Temilade Openiyi (Tems) is credited on track 10, “Move”, off Renaissance. Also credited on the album is Nigerian-British […]

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Harry Styles' hit single, 'As It Was', is a worldwide success. The song has spent 10 weeks at number one in America and it shows no signs of budging.

The films makeup artist Kate Biscoe stated that the singer mentioned that she looked too skinny on the movie poster, reports Deadline.

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I dont feel like anybody�*s taking anything from anybody. its music, at the end of the day, its just music. anybody can make any music they want to. when billboard magazine, they focused on afrobeats because it is doing so well. mm—hm. but when they talked about it, "the sounds and influence have "grown in the us market through artists such as beyonce and drake." there was a lot of unease among some people who thought, why are you crediting western singers when actually, its african singers?...

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