Flaunt Weekly

Flaunt Weeekly Nick Jonasbrought the house down on Broadway on Sunday, April 6, as he officially opened in the revival of musical The Last Five Years, and no one beamed with more pride than his wife, Priyanka chopra. The 32-year-old singer and actor was joined by the Citadel star on the red carpet at the Hudson Theatre in New York City, where the couple dazzled in chic, matching black ensembles.

Flaunt Weeekly More Teddy Swims Due to phenomenal demand, Teddy Swims has locked in third and final shows in Melbourne and Sydney for his upcoming Australian tour. The second dates in both cities were announced last month. Six dates have already sold out in Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, and Perth. Teddy Swims will tour Australia in October with his band, Freak Freelyon the I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Tour.

Flaunt Weeekly Mexico City’s AXE Ceremonia has been canceled after a crane carrying a decorative metal object collapsed, killing two people, local authorities have said. The two-day music festival, which kicked off Saturday at Bicentennial Park, was expected to conclude Sunday with featured performances by headliners Tyler the Creator, Massive Attack and The Marías.

Flaunt Weeekly Award-winning singer and author Ellie Holcomb discusses her music and her new children’s book, “Spring Sings,” which points children and parents to… For many, spring is a season of sunshine, blossoms, and welcome warmth. Singer and author Ellie Holcomb sees all of that, too — but she also sees something more: a divine invitation to share the hope of the gospel.

Flaunt Weeekly The release of Boss Zonke Forever marks a powerful moment in South African music history. A heartfelt tribute to the late cultural icon Rikhado “Riky Rick” Makhado, the album is more than just a collection of tracks—it’s a celebration of life, legacy, and the enduring spirit of one of Mzansi’s most influential figures. Here are five interesting facts that make this posthumous project truly special: 1.

Flaunt Weeekly The release of Boss Zonke Forever marks a powerful moment in South African music history. A heartfelt tribute to the late cultural icon Rikhado “Riky Rick” Makhado, the album is more than just a collection of tracks—it’s a celebration of life, legacy, and the enduring spirit of one of Mzansi’s most influential figures. Here are five interesting facts that make this posthumous project truly special: 1.

Flaunt Weeekly Popular Nigerian singer Kizz Daniel has sparked an emotional conversation on social media following his honest revelation about choosing to live a modest life, despite being one of the most successful artists in the Nigerian music industry. The ‘Buga’ hitmaker, known for his chart-topping hits and international fame, surprised fans by stating that he deliberately maintains a simple lifestyle and lives like a “poor man” even though he is financially secure.

Flaunt Weeekly Pop singer-songwriter Camille K unveils her latest single, “Good Fight,” an anthem about fighting for what’s important – love, dreams, and being who you are. Written by Camille K, Robert D Schwartz, and Henry Vargas “Good Fight” was recorded in Texas with multi-platinum producers Klubjumpers. While growing up, Camille K listened to the music her mother loved – soul, R&B, and classic love songs – as well as the classic rock her father favored.

Flaunt Weeekly Comedian and actor Justice Nuagbe, popularly known as Ushbebe, has sparked reactions online after calling for national prayers for music legend 2Face Idibia. Ushbebe expressed concern over 2Face’s relationship with Edo State lawmaker Natasha Osawaru, suggesting there might be more to their bond than just love.