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As Busy as a V.: Bozeman building her own ‘Empire’ with acting and music careers | New Pittsburgh Courier

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Grammy-nominated singer and actress V. Bozeman returns to our playlist with her most recent hit, “Juicy” (Remix), which is available on all digital streaming platforms. V. tapped hip-hop royalty Trina and Too Short for the “Juicy” remix, which put us in an ultra-sexy mood, thanks to the rappers’ salacious flair. V.’s upcoming scripted series, “Sacrifice,” … Continued

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