From Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish to Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan and Charli XCX, 2024 has been the year of the diva. And two of the biggest female pop stars of the ’90s — Mary J. Blige ...

In the early 1990s, a young Mary from Yonkers, New York, would emerge as the voice of a generation, blending raw emotion with soulful melodies to create a sound that would define contemporary R&B.

Ushered into contemporary R&B by the then-Sean "Puffy" Combs, Mary J. Blige's intense, soulful vocals dominated '90s R&B charts, from 1992's What's the 411? hit "Real Love," to 1995's "I'll Be There ...

The nine-time Grammy winner also shared that she plans to "do some more acting" Bryan Bedder/WWD via Getty Mary J. Blige is sharing her retirement plans. The R&B icon, 53, revealed in a new interview ...

Mary J. Blige’s prosperous music career started in 1992 with her first studio album What’s the 411? Her debut grabbed the hearts of her many loyal fans. Since then she’s gone on to be labeled as the ...

Mary J. Blige is surely feeling more than “Just Fine” — after the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul was announced as one of the 2024 inductees into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Sunday night. But for the ...

Mary J. Blige will be making her return to the Memphis concert stage on April 19, with a show at FedExForum. The gig — which was rescheduled from February — comes as part of Blige’s “The For My Fans” ...

Mary J. Blige's "For My Fans" tour is coming to Memphis' FedExForum on April 19. Fans can expect to hear hits like "You Remind Me" and "No More Drama" as well as deep cuts and covers. Mary J. Blige ...