Mary J. Blige’s ‘No More Drama’ album. Blige continued to bare her soul on her subsequent albums Share My World and Mary, released in the late 1990s.

But after putting all of the drama of the past behind her , Mary J. Blige returned in 2001 with No More Drama, a title that embodied her state of mind after battling her demons, weathering the ...

Mary J. Blige released ‘No More Drama’ in 2001. In 2001, Blige released her fifth album, No More Drama. The album’s release was fronted by the Dr. Dre-produced single “Family Affair.” ...

Let’s get this straight. Mary J. Blige didn’t ask for drama. No one wants to deal with drama and the pain that comes along with it. And she certainly didn’t ask for, or expect, seven Vibe ...

For Mary J. Blige, there’s always been purpose in pain and her new album, ... No more drama. When Blige split with her husband and manager of 13 years, there was palpable excitement for new music.

Early in her career, around the time of her groundbreaking debut, "What's the 411?," the sassy, streetwise Mary J. Blige was called the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul.

Mary J. Blige performs “No More Drama” at the Clive Davis pre-Grammy gala in 2017. (Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times) “I remember … being there,” she recounts of that Frankenstein-like ...

Before the 1992 release of Mary J. Blige’s “What’s the 411?” there wasn’t any Queen of Hip-Hop Soul. Since then, there has been no pretender to Blige’s throne. For nearly two decades ...

But then Mary J. Blige steps up to the microphone and demonstrates why she’s the premier R&B vocalist of her generation. For more than a decade, ”One” was U2 ‘s defining hit. After four ...

If Oprah ever decides to branch out into music, Mary J. Blige would be the perfect recommendation. The singer's No More Drama tour, which Wednesday pulled into the Shrine Auditorium for two nights ...

No More Drama: 8 Empowering Mary J. Blige Songs Mary Needs to Play Right Now Mary, you’ve already made the perfect tracks to support your healing post divorce. This is our recommended playlist.

While Mary J. Blige has joined the ranks of eternal music royalty as a 2024 inductee into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul says she may soon be calling it a wrap on her ...