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 Journey to Destiny
Destiny's Child rose to become one of the most popular female R&B groups of the late '90s, eventually rivaling even TLC in terms of blockbuster commercial success. Their accomplishments came in spite of several abrupt personnel changes, which were accompanied by heated, well-publicized feuds in the media and the courts. In fact, for a time, Destiny's Child were known for that drama just as much as their music. Once the group stabilized again, though, they emerged with even more hitmaking power than ever before. Read More
About Destiny's Child
Destiny's Child is an R&B girl group from Houston, signed to Columbia and first premiered on Men in Black: The Album with their song "Killing Time." Early in 1998, the group released their self-titled debut album, featuring the single "No, No, No (Part II)" featuring Wyclef Jean. Read More
Interview: The Future Looks Bright
It's not easy to ignore Destiny's Child when they walk into a room. It's that winning combination of big hair, big smiles, exposed midriffs, and Southern accents so warm and thick they slide off syllables like treacle on spongecake. Read More
Interview: All Grown Up
Wood-shedding by recording artists in pop music culture is as rare as Star Trek's Captain Kirk turning down sex with an alien female. So it's refreshing that Destiny's Child, a Houston-based R&B quartet, took the studied way to success. Read More
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