Mary J. Blige has nothing to prove. Except to herself.
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Mary J. Blige wasn’t watching the #DNC when Sen. Kamala Harris used Blige’s “Work That” as her exit music. But Blige she certainly heard about it. “I wasn’t there, but I was there,” says Blige, who first met Harris a long time ago.
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For 2018’s “Mudbound,” Blige became the first person nominated for Oscars for acting and songwriting in the same year. “Now I have to work as hard as an Oscar-nominated actress,” she says.
Blige will next play a ruthless crime boss in “Power Book II: Ghost,” the spinoff to the hit crime drama, @Power_STARZ. It brings Blige together with longtime friend and former collaborator Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, who is one of the executive producers.
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Blige wants to keep her fans on their toes: “I want to always make them proud instead of them saying, ‘OK, we knew that.’ I want them to say, ‘She never ceases to amaze us. She is always giving us more.’”
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