Mary J Blige

Busta celebrated a quarter-century in music with fellow musical titans, including Mary J. Blige and Rick Ross.

See all the celebs who have made surprise appearances on Taylor Swift's '1989 World Tour.'

Thomas Blige, the father of soul diva Mary J. Blige, was stabbed in the neck in Battle Creek, Mich., on Jan. 23 after fighting with an ex-girlfriend. Mr. Blige, 63, is in critical condition after the brutal attack.

Bronx natives Jennifer Lopez and Mary J. Blige joined forces at Beyonce's Chime for Change concert. It was Jenny and Mary from the Block!

The iHeart Radio Music Festival offered plenty of surprises, but nothing compared to the surprise audiences received on Saturday night (Sept. 22). Midway through Mary J. Blige's set, Prince was brought out onstage for a two-song medley. The 12,000 concertgoers at Las Vegas' MGM Grand went ballistic as the Purple One graced the stage with his newly-coiffed Afro...

After making his triumphant return to music at the 2012 BET Awards, D'Angelo will take his act on the road this summer. The mercurial R&B crooner has partnered with Mary J. Blige for the Liberation Tour.

If you feel like you haven’t read enough controversy surrounding Mary J. Blige’s charity (Foundation For The Advancement of Women Now) — from lawsuits to tax problems — here’s another bit for you. NY Post reports that FFAWN has failed to pay the 25 scholarships promised to the graduating girls of the Women’s Academy of Excellence girls back in 2010. Yikes!

For someone who wants no more drama, Mary J. Blige is sure embroiled in quite a bit of it. The 'Real Love' singer is now responding to lawsuits against her charity.

Mary J. Blige recently found trouble with a certain Burger King ad, and the drama hasn't ended for her there. The queen of hip-hop soul’s charity foundation — Foundation For The Advancement Of Women Now — is getting sued from all different angles. From the likes of TD Bank to a lineup of musicians playing at various Mary galas everyone seems to be having their problems with FFAWN.

Commercials may not be her thing, but perhaps television is. Mary J. Blige has signed on to be a judge on 'Opening Act,' a talent search-style reality TV show set to air on the E! network.