SZA News

The R&B crooner shared a few shots with fans on Instagram guest starring a pint-sized companion.

The "Say So" artist creatively let fans know The Weeknd, Megan thee Stallion, Young Thug, and more will appear on her forthcoming LP "Planet Her."

The singer is shedding light on the inspiration behind the album and its curation.

SZA is reflecting on her Grammy snub.

SZA scored a #1 with her latest single "Good Days" ahead of many other amazing artists.

SZA feels like a Finsta is unnecessary at this point.

SZA's New Year's resolution "hit's different."

We need this collab.

While having a social media share session recently, elusive alt-R&B queen SZA dropped hints that her highly anticipated new single "Good Days" may arrive within the next few weeks.

It's been three years since SZA released her debut album "Ctrl."

Megan Thee Stallion's debut album features Beyoncé, City Girls, SZA, Lil Durk, DaBaby, and more.

Megan Thee Stallion shares more good news, revealing that SZA and Juicy J will be on her debut album.

It worked because he says "the hook came immediately."

SZA says she and Drake did date, but he got the year wrong on "Mr. Right Now."

SZA reportedly unfollowed Drake on Instagram following his admission that the two dated back in 2008.

Drake says he used to date SZA "back in '08" in his new collaboration with 21 Savage and Metro Boomin.

The ladies sat down for a laugh-filled virtual chat as Issa Rae quizzed SZA on her "Insecure" knowledge.

Following the release of her brand new single "Hit Different," SZA took to Instagram to share another new snippet from her upcoming album.

The singer recently called the relationship with her label "hostile" but she now makes it clear that she and Punch disagree but it's all love.

SZA called out TDE and Punch for creating a "hostile" label environment, to which Punch responded on Twitter.