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SZA’s presence has rippled through headlines, performances, and social media in recent days, from high-profile appearances to business moves and personal stances—each development underscoring her evolving role as a defining voice in music, culture, and industry discussions. According to That Grape Juice, SZA and Mariah Carey have exchanged warm words both online and in person, with Carey praising SZA’s talent and expressing a desire to collaborate. Carey confirmed she’d be “honored” to work with SZA on a new record, calling her “super talented,” a major cosign from a living legend and, potentially, a prelude to a much-anticipated duet—though, for now, it’s just mutual admiration, not a formal announcement. That same report notes SZA’s recent in-person interview at Apple Music with Carey, marking a rare public crossover between two generations of R&B royalty.

On the touring front, SZA remains one of the most in-demand live performers of the year, with ongoing North American and international stadium shows. According to Tixel, she continues to sell out major venues, from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, underscoring her global appeal. Fans are still buzzing about her joint “Grand National Tour” date with Kendrick Lamar on May 31, 2025, at Allegiant Stadium—though the most recent news cycle hasn’t added new dates, the scale of her current tour reflects her status as a top-tier headliner.

In the realm of public appearances, SZA was recently featured in “A Grammy Salute to Cyndi Lauper,” performing alongside Cher, John Legend, and Joni Mitchell. According to That Grape Juice and AOL, SZA and Legend’s rendition of “Time After Time” was a standout moment, further cementing her reputation as a versatile live performer capable of crossing genres and generations. These high-profile tributes are more than just one-off gigs—they signal SZA’s growing influence as a defining artist of her era.

On the business side, SZA’s fashion credentials have only expanded. A feature in The Fader highlights that over the past year, SZA has taken on the role of artistic director for Vans, joining a growing list of musicians—like Jaden Smith at Louboutin and A$AP Rocky at Ray-Ban—who are reshaping fashion’s creative landscape. This isn’t just a celebrity endorsement; it’s a strategic move that positions SZA at the intersection of music and global style, with long-term implications for both her brand and Vans’ cultural relevance.

SZA also made headlines for her outspoken views on AI in music. When news broke that an AI-generated R&B artist, Xania Monet, had signed a $3 million record deal, SZA took to her Instagram Story to express shock and frustration, according to The Post. She questioned why AI was being prioritized over human artists, especially in R&B, and criticized the environmental and social costs of AI infrastructure. Her comments tapped into a wider industry debate but also highlighted SZA’s willingness to speak up on issues affecting artists and communities, further establishing her as a cultural leader.

Despite her professional triumphs, SZA’s openness about her struggles with anxiety and the pressures of fame continues to resonate with fans. While there are no new mental health updates this week, her past discussions—about leaving the 2022 Met Gala due to anxiety, for example—remain part of her public narrative, as reported in a 2023 cover story.

SZA’s social media has been relatively quiet in terms of major personal updates, though her transformation with hot pink highlights made a minor splash in fashion circles, according to AOL Entertainment. Otherwise, her biggest moves are her collaborations, her advocacy, and her expanding business portfolio. There’s no official word yet on a new album, but the steady stream of performances, partnerships, and public commentary ensures that SZA...