Ciara

Ciara and Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson looked adorably chic at the White House State Dinner on Tuesday night (April 28). Their attendance at the prestigious event adds to the growing rumors that the two are an item.

There is just one week to go until Ciara debuts her sixth album, Jackie, and kicks off her accompanying tour. Before the LP arrives, she releases another new song, “Dance Like We're Making Love.”

Take a look at what Ciara, Missy Elliott, Bun B, SZA, Vic Mensa and more have to say about the Baltimore uprising following Freddie Gray's death.

Ciara has a new man in her life. The "I Bet" singer has been spotted out and about with Seattle Seahawks football player Russell Wilson.

Russell Wilson is a free man now that his divorce is final, so he is out on incognito dates! .@DangeRussWilson trying to be incognito at the @Rangers-@Mariners game. pic.twitter.com/JKu2iknBXO — MLB (@MLB) April 19, 2015 He took Ciara to a Seattle Mariners game Sunday, but they were busted by none other than the official Twitter account of Major League Baseball.

Which May 2015 new album are you most excited to hear?

In this edition of Songs of the Week, Dave East disses Coachella, Ciara teams up with T.I. and Large Pro reminds listeners he's as solid as he's ever been.

After a long hiatus, Ciara returned to Power 105.1’s 'The Breakfast Club' to talk about her failed relationship with Future, son Future, Jr., and upcoming album, 'Jackie.'

Given her storied career and recent tribulations and triumphs, we expect the album could be her most personal yet. Until then, check out Worst to Best: Every Ciara Album Ranked.

Ciara performed "I Bet" at the 2015 Black Girls Rock event, which aired on BET on Sunday night (April 5).

If you didn't score a ticket to the 2015 Black Girls Rock event on Saturday (March 28), we've got you've covered with some of the inside scoop from the festivities, which brings together some of the most amazing and beautiful black women from education to entertainment.

After a California federal jury found Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams guilty of infringing on Marvin Gaye’s song “Got to Give It Up” with their hit “Blurred Lines,” songwriters and producers are worried about blurring the lines between “influence” and infringement. Veteran hitmaker Jermaine Dupri feels he’s in the same position with one of today’s hottest R&B songbirds.