SZA Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

SZA has indicated she’s unhappy with her latest Rolling Stone magazine cover story.

No matter how introspective or emotionally specific his music has been, Kevin Parker — the producer and multi-instrumentalist who records as Tame Impala — has always found a way to draw a kind of surreal, wobbly ecstasy out of it.

It's album time for Megan Thee Stallion. Last night, the Houston hero kicked off the cycle for her forthcoming debut LP, Suga, with its lead single "B.I.T.C.H." Meg still hasn't shared a release date, but this morning, she rang up Zane Lowe to tease a little bit about the project, and confirmed that SZA will appear on one of the tracks.

Music and entertainment law firm Rothenberg, Mohr & Binder LLP has promoted Tiffany R. Almy to partner. The New York-based transactional attorney joined the firm when it opened its doors in 2018. Founded by Paul Rothenberg, Jeremy Mohr and Joshua P. Binder, the trio’s combined clients have included Solange, Charlie Puth, Logic, Top Dawg Entertainment and Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Marshmello and Calvin Harris, among others.

SZA has assured fans that she will be releasing new music this year. The TDE artist released her debut album Ctrl in June 2017 and has kept a low profile since then, popping up in 2018 on Black Panther song "All the Stars" and a year later alongside The Weeknd and Travis Scott on a song for Game Of Thrones.