Rihanna Is Finally Back With New Music. Here’s What She’s Been Up to Since ANTI —and What’s Next. 12 minute read. Barbadian singer Rihanna arrives for the world premiere of Marvel Studios’...

After seven years, nine-time GRAMMY winner Rihanna made her triumphant return to the stage by taking over one of the biggest platforms in the world: the Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show. Over the course of 13 minutes, the Fenty Beauty mogul ran through her catalog of hits and successfully reasserted her status as an inimitable R&B superstar.

Rihanna reveals she has a lot of visual ideas for her long-awaited album R9, but no songs yet. She also talks about her first performance in eight years and her Oscar-nominated song for Black Panther.

Rihanna clarifies that her "I'm Retired" shirt was a fashion statement and not a career announcement. She reveals she's rediscovering her music and preparing to go back in the studio for her elusive R9 album.

Billionaire pop star and beauty mogul Rihanna teased fans once again about her long-awaited new album, which would be her first release since 2016, stating she’s “starting over” after a break...

Rihanna is continuing to keep fans looped in on the status of her highly anticipated next album, R9, and shutting down retirement rumors.

Rihanna reveals why she decided to return to the stage after seven years and what to expect from her performance at the Apple Music Halftime show. She also talks about motherhood, her son and a possible surprise guest.

In a cover story with British Vogue, Rihanna talks about motherhood, music and she and her partner ASAP Rocky publicly debut their son.

Rihanna releases “Lift Me Up,” a tribute to Chadwick Boseman, as the lead single on Marvel’s sequel “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” The song, written by Tems, Ludwig Göransson, Rihanna and Ryan Coogler, will be out on Oct. 28.