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Little Lady Entertainment Five years ago, Tiffany Evans was a 14-year-old R&B newcomer with piping vocals, singing about young love on her song "Promise Ring." Now the 19-year-old is done with the play stuff and is re-emerging into the limelight with a wedding ring -- she's been married for two years -- and promoting her emotional, self-penned new single, "If You Love Me,"

Beyonce amicably ended her business relationship with her father Mathew Knowles earlier this week, and she's not the only one moving on. R&B sensation Tiffany Evans has revealed that she has deaded her professional relationship with Knowles, who began managing her after she parted ways with Ciara's ex-manager Philana Williams. "...

Eight years after signing her recording deal at the age of 10, Tiffany Evans is all grown up and back with the inspirational track 'I'll Be There.' Known for having a huge voice for her age and size, the 'Pomise Ring' singer's new ballad is softer and more mature than her previous releases...

Dawn from Danity Kane and Diddy's Dirty Money called in to Angela Yee's morning show to deny the rumors that she's sleeping with Dids. "If you stand next to him you're dating. It's getting a little old for me... But what's crazy to me is that people saw my comeup...

R&B/pop teen Tiffany Evans is clearly not a fan of Rihanna's new single, 'Russian Roulette.' Yesterday (October 21), Evans let loose a Twitter rant, blasting the new song, which hit the 'net a day earlier. In the tweet, she started off by pointing out that the bold track might have a negative effect on the public, declaring: "Russian Roulette = Suicidal Rate gon sky rocket!" ...

In this new era of astounding young talent 15-year-old Tiffany Evans is one of the youngsters with a huge amount of legitimate talent. In 2003, Evans made history as the only performer in 'Star Search' history to receive perfect five scores on all of her appearances...

Artist: Tiffany Evans feat. Bow WowSong: 'I'm Grown'Why You Should Watch: The 15-year-old singer chants the words every parent hates to hear in the new video for her latest single off her upcoming self-titled debut album.