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Some songs feel inevitable once they become hits. “My Boo” is one of those records. The duet dominated radio in 2004 and became a defining R&B single of the decade. But according to songwriter Adonis Shropshire, it nearly never made it out of the studio. During a recent conversation on Storytelling with Dominique Renee, Shropshire shared how close the song came to being scrapped. A Late-Night Beginning The record started with a phone call. "I got a call at midnight.

It was not a typical school day when Kehlani stepped in front of a classroom as part of Celebrity Substitute. The Grammy-winning artist traded the stage for a whiteboard, guiding elementary students through a lesson on rhythm and blues. Instead of math problems or spelling tests, the focus was on groove, emotion, and how music can help people better understand themselves. Why R&B Matters Kehlani believes young listeners should grow up with R&B in their lives.

Sports in February include the NBA and NHL seasons, Super Bowl, NBA All-Star game, college basketball tournaments, spring training for the MLB, NASCAR's Daytona 500, Formula E, some PGA Tour Events and the Winter Olympics. Over the years, Feb. 19 has witnessed many notable moments and stories involving sporting legends. Here are some of them. Unforgettable Games and Remarkable Records Great moments in sports history from Feb.

On Feb. 19 in Top 40 history, we saw pop star Pink doing aerial stunts and Beyonce performing at the Brit Awards. There were musical legal battles and Latin stars topping the charts. Breakthrough Hits and Milestones Pop star highlights of the music scene on Feb. 19 include: 1985: Mick Jagger issued She's The Boss, his debut solo album, in the U.S. It peaked at No. 13 on the Billboard 200 chart and No. 6 on the U.K. Official Albums chart.

North West, 12, is preparing to enter the fashion and jewelry market with a new brand, NOR11, according to trademark applications filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The filings were submitted under KimYe's Kid Inc., a California entity formed in August 2023. As of Feb. 16, the marks remain in application status, with no approvals or oppositions recorded. The trademark applications span three categories: clothing and accessories, watches and jewelry, and bags.

Beyoncé debuted a dramatic new hairstyle in an Instagram post dated Feb. 12, revealing a chin-length, bouncy bob styled with a middle part and rounded silhouette. The sleek cut emphasized her cheekbones and evoked vintage Hollywood glamour. The post's cover image was dated Feb. 8, sparking online speculation about a possible appearance at the 2026 Super Bowl, though no caption accompanied the image. The look appeared to be photographed aboard a private plane, adding a luxe backdrop to the reveal.

For nearly 20 years, Rihanna has been more than just a pop star. She’s a master at making music that moves people (literally). Her songs don’t just play; they hit. They hit the club, they hit your heart, and they hit your feet. Let’s break down the tracks that turned dance floors into full-on celebrations. Pon de Replay: The Party Starter Before she became a global superstar, Rihanna was a teenager from Barbados making her debut.

Christy Carlson Romano, the beloved Even Stevens star and host of the Vulnerable, got real with fans on Tuesday, Feb. 17. In a tearful Instagram video, she shared an emotional health update that hit close to home. Romano and her husband, Brendan Rooney, recently got cancer screenings because of her family’s history with the disease. Both of her parents had cancer; her mother “beat it,” but her father “eventually didn’t.” Her maternal grandmother also passed from lung cancer.

Harry Styles is facing online backlash in Italy after praising a lifestyle he described as slower and more present-focused in Rome. In an interview with The Sunday Times, Styles reflected on moving to Italy after turning 30 and renting a home outside Rome with former Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele. He described embracing la dolce vita and spending time in cafés as part of a broader personal reset.

Ed Sheeran has revealed he has not owned or regularly used a mobile phone since 2015, a decision he says stemmed from a lengthy copyright lawsuit over alleged similarities between “Thinking Out Loud” and Marvin Gaye's “Let's Get It On.” The legal battle, which began in 2017 and concluded in 2023 with Sheeran's acquittal, required him to hand over electronic devices and review years of messages as part of the court process. During a Loop Tour stop in Sydney, Sheeran reflected on the turning point.