Keyshia Cole

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Keyshia Cole is prepping the release of a new mixtape to hold fans over until her sixth studio album arrives.

Nearly one year after the release of her fifth studio album, 'Woman to Woman,' Keyshia Cole has finally released a video for the LP's hit single, 'I Choose You.'

Mark Davis, Getty Images Keyshia Cole isn't feeling Beyonce's new single, "Bow Down." We can glean that much from her Twitter account, where she let her feelings be known earlier today (March 18). "Can't stand when people all self righteous when it's convenient it makes them look good...

Keyshia Cole didn't have kind things to say about Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams' performance with Beyonce at the Super Bowl. But it's not phasing Kelly Rowland, that's for sure. "I think I was frightened to blink for a sec.," Cole wrote on Twitter during the performance...

Keyshia Cole apparently refused to open for The Weeknd in Oakland, her hometown. "@KMEL has the nerve to tell me at the last minute they want me to open for the Weeknd. Then @106kmel tells us at last minute if I don't then there's no show!" she tweeted...

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Keyshia Cole may have released a new album this week, but today she is in headlines for an attack on her personal life. A picture depicting a woman, allegedly Cole, performing fellatio is circulating Twitter. Cole has taken to the social media outlet to defend herself...

Amazon Her Woman to Woman album cover may have startled us a bit, but Keyshia Cole's tracklisting for the effort doesn't disappoint. The LP features 12 tracks with collaborations from five special guests. Crooner Robin Thicke shows up for Cole's fifth studio effort on "Next Move" while Maybach Music Group's Meek Mill delivers his rhymes on "Zero...

Getty Images Last weekend, Jay-Z might've owned the Brooklyn, N.Y., stage, but this past weekend, the Big Apple audience definitely belonged to the girls. Missy Elliott, Ciara, Keyshia Cole, India Arie and Brandy rocked the Loews Paradise Theater in the Bronx with their show-stopping performances at BET's annual "Black Girls Rock!" ce...