[youtube id=”h1YRf41JfCI”]Janet Jackson debuts her single “Made For Now” with Daddy Yankee on The Tonight Show with an entourage of dancers. It was Jackson’s first late-night TV appearance in 14 years and she turned the performance into a party. The dancers hailed from the United States, Grenada, Trinidad and Ghana. Jackson explained the international vibe of her new single to iHeartRadio: 

“I’ve always loved Latin music, and obviously, the African music is there and always been an influence. Coming from what Daddy Yankee does in reggaeton, it’s inspiration. It’s reggae music, which brings you back to the African vibe, the whole bit. It was really nice working with him.”

Jackson’s State Of The World Tour is still happening and will continue until October. 

It’s disappointing and appalling @NFL & @EA took @Kaepernick7’s name out of my verse on Big Bank for Madden 19, like it was a curse word. When he's not a curse, he's a gift! Nobody from my team approved any of this.

— Sean Don (@BigSean) August 2, 2018

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[youtube id=”vb2qkrt3T04″]Victory Boyd makes her late night television debut performing “Jazz Festival” with Jon Batiste and Stay Human on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. The up and coming singer and her family of musicians signed to Jay-Z’s Roc Nation last year. They got their start when their parents founded the Boys and Girls Choirs of Detroit. A move to New Jersey and subsequent performances on New York City subway platforms, in Central Park and the stairs of the Met brought them to Jay-Z’s attention. Victory’s solo EP, It’s A New Dawn, was released last year. 

What new information did the Justice Department find regarding the murder of Emmett Till in 1955 which has caused them to reopen the case? 

Will the new agreement between the actors’ union SAG-AFTRA and the major television studios which will diminish auditions in hotel rooms, help to destroy the “casting couch” in Hollywood?