Chance the Rapper just won best new artist.

Also nominated were Kelsea Ballerini, the Chainsmokers, Maren Morris and Anderson .Paak.

The Chicago rapper, whose “Coloring Book” has obvious spiritual influences, said, “Glory be to God, I claim this victory in the name of the Lord.”

Solange has won Best R&B Performance at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards. “Cranes in the Sky” beat out Rihanna, BJ the Chicago Kid, Ro James, and Musiq Soulchild. It was Solange’s sole Grammy nomination for anything off her album A Seat at the Table, which we named listed as the No. 1 album of 2016.

A year after the song first debuted at the Superbowl the Estate of Messy Mya also know as Anthony Barré is suing Beyonce for using a sample of the popular slain personalities voice in her Formation video.  

via TMZ:

Barré’s estate claims Beyonce straight-up ripped the deceased artist’s “I like that” phrase without permission … and then went on to make millions off the track. Barré, a YouTube star, was shot and killed in 2010. 

The estate goes on to claim they tried talking to Beyonce about the sample … but says she blew them off.

We first heard TC after a friend put us on to his music on youtube back in the early 2000's.  We always knew he was headed for greatness so when he showed up on Brandy's Album Human (A Cappella Something's Missing) we weren't shocked.  Here he is again showing off his vocal abilities in what we're considering the ultimate Aaliyah Tribute.  Take a look below!

Fish gotta swim, birds gotta eat, and VH1 has to have a dating show.  The newest one features Trey Songz.  Will you be tuning in?  From the series notes: 

The father of Grammy award winning singer Frank Ocean is suing his son.

Ocean – who has openly spoken of romances he has had with men – wrote a piece on his blog about hearing the word transgender for the first time.

The piece was published on his blog and was a response to the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting in which 49 LGBTI were targeted and murdered.

‘I was 6 years old when I heard my dad call our transgender waitress a f****t as he dragged me out of a neighborhood diner saying we wouldn’t be served because she was dirty,’ Ocean wrote.

Lil Mo has been let go from DC’s ‘The FAM in the Morning’. The R&B singer confirmed the news Thursday afternoon on her Twitter account.

“ToMorrow. NYC. Since I GOT FIRED and was HUMBLY REQUESTED “please don’t disparage us on social…, ” she wrote promoting an upcoming appearance in New York.

Apparently Mo didn’t know she was being axed from the show. No word on why, but the news comes on the heels of her defending her good pal Chrisette Michelle for performing at Trump’s Inauguration.

Beyoncé is pregnant...with twins!

The Lemonade songstress announced the exciting news on Instagram Wednesday. "We would like to share our love and happiness. We have been blessed two times over. We are incredibly grateful that our family will be growing by two, and we thank you for your well wishes. - The Carters," she captioned the picture.

You know you can always count on Missy for a hot visual.  She's joined by Rapper Lamb on the track.  Visuals directed by Missy and long time collaborator Dave Myers.

As the sun sets on a gospel diva's career, we got to thinking...Who are some kinda sorta almost mainstream artists that are hanging on to fame only because of their gay fan base.  Well there are more than a few to be quite frank but we've picked out ten we think we having the biggest impact on.  While the rest of the world may have forgotten about these ladies, we show up faithfully to shows, promote their latest projects and drag others in their name.

1 Tamar Braxton