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How “No, No, No” introduced us to Destiny’s Child

November 11, 2017

1997·Featured·For the Nostalgia·In Depth·Mariah Carey·Music·Then

On November 11, 1997, the world was formally introduced to Destiny’s Child. With the release of their debut single “No, No, No” Parts 1 and 2, Destiny’s Child landed on the music scene and scored their first big hit. Thanks to its Part 2, a remix by Fugees frontman Wyclef Jean, the teenage quartet was able to make a name

Beyoncé·For the Nostalgia·Music·Then

Beyoncé’s Dangerously In Love: The Debut Blueprint of an Icon

June 24, 2003 When Beyoncé released “Dangerously In Love,” her debut solo album, there was a lot on the table. As the lead vocalist of the biggest girl group in pop music, she had a lot of pressure to succeed. We won’t go into the album’s resume, because it’s long

Playlist: If Destiny’s Child released an album this year…

Since the release of “Nuclear” in January 2013, the ladies of Destiny’s Child

Kelly Rowland solidified her sound with ‘Ms. Kelly’

July 3, 2007 Kelly Rowland’s solo career has seen many stages. For

Destiny’s Child released ‘This is the Remix’ 15 years ago today!

March 11, 2017

Featured·For the Nostalgia·In Depth·Mariah Carey·Then

March 12, 2002. In late 2001/early 2002, Jennifer Lopez’s music career hit its peak thanks to the release of a series of remixes. These hits spawned the release of a remix album in February 2002, briefly reviving the notion of the “remix album.” While not a new concept (Janet Jackson, for example,

The Post-Formation Hangover: How Beyoncé snatched my life

June 10, 2016

In Depth·Music·Now

It’s been one week since Beyoncé strutted out on stage in Philadelphia in that black “Formation” hat to snatch my life at The Formation World Tour, and I am still hungover. I have been a Beyoncé fan since she was slinging her original, pre-Formation braids during 1999’s The Writing’s on the Wall era. Sure, I knew

SURVIVOR: Destiny’s Child’s defining album endures

May 1, 2016

Featured·For the Nostalgia·In Depth·Music·Then

May 1, 2001. Long before Kelly aired her “Dirty Laundry,” before Michelle had a Journey to Freedom, and before Beyoncé turned her lemons into Lemonade, Destiny’s Child at just 19 and 20 years old stepped out as voices of empowerment for our generation. It’s hard to believe two decades have

“Say Yes!” and celebrate the one year anniversary of Michelle Williams’ unexpected gospel rebirth

May 21, 2015

Featured·In Depth·Music·Then

May 21, 2014 One year ago today, a gospel game changer was unexpectedly dropped on the world: “Say Yes!” The Michelle Williams-lead collaboration, featuring fellow Destiny’s Child cohorts Kelly Rowland and Beyoncé, was a much welcomed explosion for Michelle Williams’ career, and for the gospel music scene. On this day

Destiny’s Child reunites to perform Michelle’s “Say Yes” at Stellar Awards

March 29, 2015

Featured·Music·Now

At last night’s taping of the Stellar Awards, Michelle brought her girlfriends Kelly Rowland and Beyoncé on stage to perform their most recent musical collaboration, “Say Yes,” from Michelle’s latest album, Journey to Freedom. An unexpected reunion it was, as the trio hasn’t performed together on stage since Beyoncé’s Superbowl

Destiny Fulfilled – The Complete Story

November 23, 2014

In Depth·Music·Playlists·Then

A woman is having a night out at the club with her two best friends, and as usual, is forced to deal with the unsolicited advances from less-than-worthy men. She grows tired of the men who simply can’t keep up, and ultimately dismisses every potential dance partner (“Lose My Breath“). However, she doesn’t let

The Introduction of Destiny’s Child

September 16, 2014

1997·Music·Then

Although their self-titled debut wasn’t released until February 1998, it was in the second half of 1997 in which audiences got their first taste of the quartet. With the now fan favourite “Killing Time” being featured on the ‘Men In Black’ soundtrack and their first single, “No, No, No” (featuring Wyclef Jean)

Journey to Freedom, Week 4: Happiness

September 10, 2014

Featured·Music·Playlists

Last week’s word in Michelle Williams’ Journey to Freedom journal contest was “happiness.” For our playlist, I’ve selected five songs that always put me in a good mood as soon as I turn them on. They are among my go-to “get happy” songs. Unlike previous weeks, I won’t analyze each song individually because in

Journey to Freedom, Week 3: Love

August 28, 2014

Featured·Music·Playlists

For this week’s Journey to Freedom challenge, Michelle Williams challenges us to “celebrate a mindful moment of self-love.” Self-love, Michelle says, is an essential precursor to being able to obtain romantic love. After all, if you don’t love yourself… how can you expect someone else to love you? This is

Journey to Freedom, Week 1: Freedom

August 15, 2014

Featured·Music·Playlists

In preparation of the release of her fourth solo album, Journey to Freedom, Michelle Williams is hosting a contest via her official website in which fans must write journal entries about their own personal journey to freedom. The prize is an all expense paid trip to spend the day with

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Destiny's Child - Page 2

How “No, No, No” introduced us to Destiny’s Child

Beyoncé’s Dangerously In Love: The Debut Blueprint of an Icon

Playlist: If Destiny’s Child released an album this year…

Kelly Rowland solidified her sound with ‘Ms. Kelly’

Destiny’s Child released ‘This is the Remix’ 15 years ago today!

The Post-Formation Hangover: How Beyoncé snatched my life

SURVIVOR: Destiny’s Child’s defining album endures

“Say Yes!” and celebrate the one year anniversary of Michelle Williams’ unexpected gospel rebirth

Destiny’s Child reunites to perform Michelle’s “Say Yes” at Stellar Awards

Destiny Fulfilled – The Complete Story

The Introduction of Destiny’s Child

Journey to Freedom, Week 4: Happiness

Journey to Freedom, Week 3: Love

Journey to Freedom, Week 1: Freedom

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