Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page are bringing love, joy, and laughter to our screens in ‘You, Me & Tuscany.’

In an exclusive sit-down with That Grape Juice, the dynamic duo opens up about the magic behind the eagerly anticipated romantic comedy.

Set against the rolling hills of Italy, the film follows Bailey, who plays free-spirited chef Anna, whose path takes an unlikely course and leads her to more than she bargained for.

Sitting down with TGJ’s Nadia, Bailey opened up about how the movie struck a personal chord from reading the script, while Page revealed how stepping into Michael’s world challenged him in all the best ways.

Together, they spill what audiences can really expect when this dreamt tale hits theatres on April 10.

Watch the interview above.

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Leigh-Anne is dancing her way to the release of her debut solo album ‘My Ego Told Me To.’

Ahead of its February 20 release via Virgin Records, the star stopped by Amazon Music‘s +44, where she delivered a rousing rendition of the LP’s latest single ‘Most Wanted.’

The track, which features Rvssian and Valiant, joins previously released cuts such as ‘Been A Minute’ and ‘Burning Up’ on the eagerly awaited set.

The +44 showing also comes ahead of the ‘My Ego Told Me To Tour,’ which kicks off in April in Dublin.

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Karen Huger is speaking out for the first time since serving time behind bars.

The ‘Real Housewives of Potomac’ star made a candid appearance on Sherri Shepherd’s daytime talk show Sherri, where she addressed her DUI conviction, six-month jail stint, and the personal reckoning that followed. While speculation swirled during her absence, with some suggesting she was recovering from cosmetic surgery, Huger revealed a far more sobering truth.

According to the Bravolebrity, she was not in a cushy facility but facing a cold cement wall in county jail. The experience, she said, forced her to confront what she now calls her past as a “functional addict.”

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Jesy Nelson‘s acrimonious split from Little Mix made headlines in 2020 and continued to send tongues wagging in the years that followed.

Particularly, as the singer and her former bandmates opened up the more about their respective takes on her exit.

It cast a shadow of doubt on the feasibility of a reconciliation, especially after all involved confirmed that communication had ceased.

It would appear that time is the ultimate healer, because Nelson has revealed that her ex-comrades Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock have been in contact.

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Cardi B took a colossal tumble on the second date of the ‘Little Miss Drama Tour.’

But, true to form, Belcalis played it off like a pro and added three scoops of humor to the episode, too.

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European Mariah Carey fans (affectionately called #Lambs) who were wowed by her stunning performance at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan may be getting set to see a lot more of the Songbird Supreme in the coming months.

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Don’t call it a comeback!

Rapper-turned-comedian T.I. appears to be having the last laugh against any naysayer who ever doubted his commercial relevance after 25 years in the Hip-Hop game.

Thanks to ‘Let ‘Em Know,’ the lead single from his forthcoming final LP ‘Kill the King,’ TIP has killed any uncertainty around his ability to still make hits.

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Uncle Joe and his nephew B.J. are taking a trip down Black history lane in the latest film, ‘Tyler Perry’s Joe College Road Trip.’

In our exclusive interview with That Grape Juice, Jermaine Harris, who plays B.J., opened up about the mix of excitement and nerves he felt when he learned he would be filming a one-on-one project with Tyler Perry, who reprises his roles as Joe and Madea in the film.

Harris shared that stepping into the role pushed him creatively.

The movie’s breakthrough is B.J.’s decision to attend a PWI or an HBCU after graduation, sparking a journey between uncle and nephew. Along the way, the film spotlights identity, legacy, and what it truly means to be young and Black in today’s world.

During our conversation, Harris emphasized a message that resonates beyond the screen: being Black isn’t a crutch, it’s an honor. The film leans into that truth, reminding audiences to know their history in every way.

Watch the interview with TGJ’s Malik Davis above…

‘Tyler Perry’s Joe College Road Trip’ is streaming now, exclusively on Netflix.

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The long-running G-Unit and Ja Rule saga took an unexpected turn at 30,000 feet.

Tony Yayo recently shared details of a surprise encounter with his longtime Rap rival while on a Delta flight.

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Victoria Monét just gave fans something very juicy as it pertains to new album details.

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Stefon Diggs faced a judge today, entering a not guilty plea during a brief arraignment at Dedham District Court over an alleged December incident involving his personal chef.

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The estate of Michael Jackson is speaking out after Sexyy Red allegedly lifted elements from his classic ‘Beat It’ for a new release without permission.

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