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Chloe Bailey discusses the Peacock thriller Strung, reveals Beyoncé’s mentorship and the no-scroll rule about media, and addresses the racist backlash to her sister Halle Bailey’s casting in The Little Mermaid, while highlighting Strung’s ‘90s-thriller vibes, sexual mood, and a potential Chloe x Halle reunion.
Chloe Bailey, Padma Lakshmi, and Dylan Mulvaney were among the stars who attended Bette Midler's annual Hulaween party in New York City. Bailey stole the show in a clinging Catwoman costume, while Lakshmi dressed as a sexy wolf and Mulvaney as a glamorous Snow White princess. Other notable costumes included Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos as Día de Muertos sugar skulls, Clive Davis as Dracula, and Erik Bottcher as a sexy pirate. The star-studded event was held to benefit Midler's foundation, New York Restoration Project.
Chlöe Bailey delivers a stunning vocal performance at her Tiny Desk Concert, radiating positivity and light throughout the room. Despite missing a band member, Chlöe and her ensemble create a special energy, showcasing her wide vocal range with songs like "Surprise," "Body Do," and "I Don't Mind." The setlist also includes "Worried" and "Cheatback," with Chlöe's transparent and reflective lyrics.
Vegan singer Chloe Bailey accidentally consumed meat for the first time in a decade after ordering a vegan Beyond burger during a hotel mishap. The incident left her in tears, highlighting her deep commitment to her vegan lifestyle.
CNN's "Juneteenth: A Global Celebration for Freedom" concert will feature performances by Charlie Wilson, Miguel, Kirk Franklin, Nelly, SWV, Davido, Coi Leray, Jodeci, and Mike Phillips, with a tribute to Tina Turner by Chlöe Bailey. Vice President Kamala Harris will deliver special remarks during the event, which will be hosted by CNN's Sara Sidner and broadcast worldwide on all CNN platforms and OWN. The concert will air at 8 p.m. ET on Monday, with CNN's pre-show coverage beginning at 7 p.m. ET.
Chloe Bailey, the "Pray It Away" singer, shared a video montage of her recent tropical vacation on Instagram, where she can be seen dancing, swimming, hiking, surfing, and enjoying herself in a gold fringe bikini. The vacation comes after a busy year for the 24-year-old singer, who recently released her solo album, In Pieces, and went on tour in support of the project last month. Her sister, Halle Bailey, supported her in the comments section, calling her "so beautiful!!!"
Chlöe Bailey's debut album, In Pieces, has received criticism for its poor sales and lack of support from her mentor, Beyoncé. Despite heavy promotion and collaborations with popular artists, the album only sold 10,000 copies during its first week. Some attribute the poor performance to the album's departure from the sisters' original sound and Chloe's recent collaborations with Chris Brown. However, Chloe herself remains unfazed by the criticism and addressed it during the opening night of her In Pieces Tour.
Chloe Bailey's debut solo album 'In Pieces' reportedly only sold 10,000 units in its first week and debuted at #119 on the Billboard 200. Despite the underwhelming sales, Bailey responded on Twitter saying that it doesn't change how she feels about her album. She plans to promote the album on her first solo headlining tour, the 'In Pieces Tour', which kicks off on April 11 in Chicago.
Chloe Bailey stops by NBC Studios in NYC wearing a fitted black dress and a long denim coat with a fur collar. She accessorized with flashy silver rings and silver-hooped earrings. Bailey recently released her debut solo album, In Pieces, and has been busy promoting it. She also stars in the Amazon Prime series Swarm and the upcoming Peacock original Praise This. Bailey credits her younger sister, Halle Bailey, for her constant support and the two remain close.
The New York Times presents a roundup of new songs from various artists, including Chloe Bailey's "Cheatback," Tyler the Creator's "Sorry Not Sorry," and Bettye LaVette's "Plan B." Other featured artists include Kelsea Ballerini, Abra, Georgia, Kassa Overall featuring Nick Hakim and Theo Croker, Madison McFerrin, and Jess Williamson.
Dominique Fishback, who has been cast in the upcoming sci-fi thriller "Swarm," originally turned down a different role on the show before being offered her current part. The show, which stars Chloe Bailey and Donald Glover, has been generating buzz for its diverse casting choices.
The new psychological thriller series, Swarm, has debuted on Amazon Prime Video and is receiving solid reviews. However, the NSFW bedroom scene between characters Marissa and Khalid, played by Chloe Bailey and Damson Idris respectively, has caused a stir among viewers. Chloe Bailey shared that she was initially scared to shoot the scene, but credited Damson Idris for making her feel comfortable. Swarm is available to stream now on Prime Video.
The new Prime Video series Swarm, a psychological thriller created by Donald Glover and Janine Nabers, has people talking about a bedroom scene between Chloe Bailey and Damson Idris. Bailey shared in an interview that she was scared to shoot the scene, but Idris made her feel comfortable. The scene shows their characters passionately talking to each other while doing it, with Khalid smiling and continuing even after seeing Dre appear in the hallway. Swarm is available to stream now on Prime Video.
"Swarm," the new series from Donald Glover and Janine Nabers, is not about Beyoncé, but rather about Dre, a 20-something woman obsessed with a fictional pop star named Ni'jah. The show explores Dre's descent into a parasocial relationship with Ni'jah, which becomes inextricable from her bond with her sister and best friend Marissa. The show features a standout performance from Dominique Fishback as Dre and was shot on film, with each episode functioning as a short film. "Swarm" premiered on Prime Video on Friday.
Chloe Bailey's latest acting project, Swarm on Amazon Prime, explores the dark side of stan culture and the intersection of love and horror. Bailey's portrayal of Marissa in the series, as well as her music, reveal a throughline of horror-streaked explorations of love that has characterized much of her artistic output. Her fascination with horror aesthetics offers her a sly way to grow and evolve as an artist and woman, bridging the gap between her Disney-fied journey to mainstream stardom and her maturation in the public eye.