Fresh off her Coachella performance over the weekend, Queen of R&B soul Mary J. Blige was spotted last night having a blast with her husband Kendu Isaacs at the Clippers vs. Denver Nuggets game inside the Staples Center.
Solange Knowles is making it clear that she's in-fact NOT a fan of R. Kelly and is genre of music through a Facebook post that she posted in the wee hours of Thursday morning and quickly deleted it before anyone could like or re-share.
This week, R&B soul legend and ninetieth-time Grammy-award winning singer Mary J. Blige was tapped to belt out the Nation Anthem at the 2013 MLB World Series for round one between the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox at Boston's Fenway Park.
Despite her recent money woes and lawsuits from concert promoters, R&B legend Mary J. Blige has managed to hit the recording boot to drop her rendition of an unforgettable holiday single entitled, "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas," and a new album. Judy Garland introduced the song in the 1944 movie “Meet Me in St. Louis,” and artists including Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, James Taylor, the Pretenders and Aimee Mann have all covered the somber classic over the years. The track will be featured on Mary's new album, "A Mary Christmas" dropping on October 15th. And also includes renditions of “The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire),” “Little Drummer Boy” and a selection of collaborations: Barbra Streisand and Chris Botti join Blige on “When You With Upon a Star,”Jesse J turns up for “Do You Hear What I Hear?” and Marc Anthony sings on “Noche de Paz,” a Spanish version of “Silent Night.” Listen to the track below:
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And just in time for the upcoming TLC biopic (premiering on VH1 October 21st), the group has released a new song off their upcoming "Greatest Hits" album, 20, due out October 15th. Listen to the track, which was written by Ne-Yo, below:
Mary J. Blige has now counter-sued the entertainment company that is suing her for allegedly defaulting on $145,000 loan in advance and refused to pay it back. Vision Entertainment Worldwide sued the R&B singer for bailing on a concert she was supposed to perform back in December.
According to Bossip, last week Mary J. Blige and her husband Kendu Isaac got into an argument on twitter claiming that Mary’s money troubles were a result of poor money management. Now, just yesterday, Kendu’s daughter got on twitter and went completely off on her parents! She tells everyone that she is broke, pregnant and living out of someones car!
R&B singer Mary J. Blige may need to link "Bad Boy Entertainments" or "Young Money" for another hit single FAST, as she now owes Uncle Sam $3.4 million in back taxes. Blige, who "allegedly" owes the Garden State $901,769.65 in back taxes, can now add $3,426,255.43 to that already outstanding bill.
"No More Drama" singer, Mary J. Blige, is facing more drama as she failed to pay rent on her Upper West Side apartment after she had a rent-paying problem last November. This week, 42 year-old Blige visited her apartment and found an eviction noticed on her door. According to a real estate broker, who has leased apartments at the building, the notice "was for not paying back rent."
"Queen of R&B" Mary J. Blige has reportedly been hit with a hefty debt of $901,769.65 including late fee charges.
According to the lawsuit filed by Bank of America in New York State Supreme Court earlier this month, the singer failed to pay off her $500,000 bank loan from 2005, after she stopped making monthly payments last June 2012.
After 30 min power outage and a very close 34-31 win over the San Francisco 49ers at the 2013 Super Bowls event held at the Mercedes Benz superdome. 37 year-old Ravens baller Ray Lewis, who is also said to be retiring after a 17 year career with a third Championship ring, was on stage at the Ravens postgame party with Mary J. Blige in New Orleans. Where the champ taught Blige his famous Squirrel dance.
Earlier this week, actress Angela Bassett and singer/actress Mary J. Blige stopped by the ABC studios in New York City for an appearance on "Good Morning America" to promote their new Lifetime movie, "Betty and Coretta." Where the duo played the roles of Civil Rights Leader's wives "Betty Shebazz and Coretta Scott-King." And both Angela and Mary J. described stepping into the lives of the two powerful women and gaining experience. Watch the full interview below:
Last night was day 2 of the iHeartradio Music Festival where fans got more than what they paid for during Mary J. Blige's performance where she surprised fans with a special guest, Prince. The huge event was held at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Check out the pics and their performance below:
