Doja Cat, John Legend, Other Top Artists Sign Up for Quincy Jones-Backed NFT Platform

Doja Cat shared the intergalactic visuals for her latest single "Need To Know" on Friday. The track serves as the follow-up to the SZA-assisted "Kiss Me More" and will appear on her upcoming third album Planet Her, set to drop on June 25.

John Legend steps out for the premiere of Legend Of The Underground during the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival held at Brookfield Place on Friday (June 10) in New York City.

John Legend is gearing up to tell the story of beloved comedian Bernie Mac.

Carrie Underwood remains the CMT Music Awards queen! The 38-year-old singer kept her title as the most awarded performer in CMT Music Awards history at the awards show on Wednesday night — and thanked John Legend for the help. Before this year's show Underwood had racked up 22 trophies. On Wednesday, she was nominated for two more awards — Video of the Year and Collaborative Video of the Year — for her «Hallelujah» duet with John Legend.

Doja Cat has finally revealed the full details for her forthcoming third studio album, ‘Planet Her’, which will include features from Ariana Grande, The Weeknd and more.Taking to Instagram to share the album’s intergalactic artwork, with photos taken by David LaChapelle, Doja also revealed that the long-teased album will be released this month, on Friday June 25.The news comes shortly after the rapper revealed that her new song, ‘Need To Know’, will be released this Friday June 11.Alongside

“Baby It’s Cold Outside” singer and Teigen purchased this 10,700-square-foot home for $17.5 million in September 2020, telling The Post they needed more room for their growing family. Teigen was pregnant with a boy when they purchased the seven-bedroom, 11-bathroom home.

Doja Cat has announced her next single ‘Need To Know’ will be released later this week.Arriving this Friday (June 11), the single was announced on the artist’s social media overnight along with a futuristic animated video clip.A post shared by Doja Cat (@dojacat)‘Need To Know’ will be Doja Cat’s second original single released this year, following on from ‘Kiss Me More’ featuring SZA.

Quincy Jones has backed a new environmentally friendly platform for non-fungible tokens (NFTs).Jones has partnered with a new platform which he describes as being “environmentally friendly, artist-friendly and fan friendly” in a new Instagram post.A report earlier this year by Wired explored the impact of selling NFTs on climate change, suggesting it to be hugely negative.

1992 saw turnover at the top of the Official Singles Chart slow down dramatically, with just 12 new Number 1s that year - the lowest since 1962. 

Doja Cat is serving a sheer moment at the 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards.

Quincy Jones has opened up about meeting Michael Jackson when the late singer was just 12 years old.The 88-year-old musician and producer made the comments while speaking to The Hollywood Reporter as part of their new Icon series.“When he was 12 at Sammy Davis’ house, and he told me when we decided to do [The Wiz], he says, “I need you to help me find a producer.

Music legend Quincy Jones claimed Elvis Presley was a "racist" and refused to work with him.The 88 year old music producer has been long adored in the industry, having worked with the likes of Michael Jackson and Frank Sinatra - however, he admitted that he drew a line when it came to joining forces with the King of Rock' n' Roll. In a candid interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Quincy reflected: "I was writing for [orchestra leader] Tommy Dorsey, oh God, back then in the '50s.

Quincy Jones has said that he wouldn’t have worked with Elvis Presley, alleging in a new interview that the late singer “was a racist”.The 88-year-old musician and producer made the claim while speaking to The Hollywood Reporter as part of their new Icon series.Jones was asked about Presley by the outlet after he compared Michael Jackson to the singer while recalling the filming of the 1978 film The Wiz.“[Jackson] was doing some Elvis copying, too. ‘The King of Pop,’ man.

Doja Cat and SZA have finally given their hit ‘Kiss Me More’ its live debut with a performance at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards.The performance opens with dancers circling Doja before she delivers the track’s opening two verses and choruses.SZA then appears on a rotating platform to sing her verse, before the duo round out the song with a dance break culminating in the two leaning horizontally over one another.Watch the performance below.WATCH: @DojaCat feat.