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Ella Mai, Tinashe, and Saweetie hit the carpet while attending Instagram’s Grammy Luncheon on Friday afternoon (January 24) at Ysabel in West Hollywood, Calif.

The event celebrated women in music and many rising female stars stepped out to attend the event.

Former Fifth Harmony members Lauren Jauregui and Dinah Jane, Echosmith‘s Sydney Sierota, Becky G, Zhavia Ward, Laura Marano, Loren Gray, Lexy Panterra, Melanie Fiona, Diana Gordon, and MILCK were among the other stars in attendance.

There will be many more events leading up to the Grammys all weekend long, so stay tuned!

FYI: Ella is wearing a Preen suit.

Janelle Monae teamed up with Instagram for an inspiring morning!

The 33-year-old musician helped host the Fem The Future brunch on Friday (February 8) at Ysabel in Los Angeles.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Janelle Monae

She was joined at the event by Lauren Jauregui, MILCK, Brandi Carlile and Linda Perry.

“Every time a group of smart, talented women and aspiring allies come together, to make positive, tangible change, an angel gets her wings,” Janelle joked on stage.

She continued, “I don’t know if that’s true or not but what I do know is that when we get together we move closer to a more inclusive future.”

15+ pictures inside from the Janelle Monae x Instagram brunch…
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MILCK just dropped another super empowering song!

In the up-and-coming singer’s new single “This Is Not The End,” she sings about staying empowered even as troubles come about and the importance of self-care.

“I think activism and standing up for what we believe can be a very tiring and exhausting path, but self-care and self-nurture is important. If my music can be that for people, that’s my honor,” MILCK told Billboard.

Her self-titled debut EP is set to be released January 19th.

Check out the entire song below…

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Milck made a name for herself after the Women’s March in Washington, D.C. this past January when her empowering anthem “Quiet” went viral online.

Now, the singer-songwriter turned social activist is releasing a new version of the song along with a music video.

Milck, who is a survivor of sexual assault, recorded this new version incorporating survivors singing with her. The video was going to be released this coming January, but she pushed up the release in the wake of the sexual assault scandals in Hollywood and elsewhere.

On January 19, Milck will released her label debut EP This Is Not the End.

A video of a group of women singing a poignant song called “Quiet” during the Women’s March has gone viral.

It was written by Los Angeles musician MILCK, who led an a cappella group in song as they walked around the D.C. area for the grassroots march, which was attended by an estimated half a million people.

“The #ICANTKEEPQUIET project is dedicated to celebrating our unique voices and identities, in an effort to break the cycles of oppression perpetuated by today’s media,” the website for the song/project states.

Emma Watson even shared the inspiring video on Twitter.

MILCK is clearly in awe over the response, tweeting, “this is amazing… choirs from all over the world want to learn this arrangement. I’ll have public arrangements for free download soon!”

Watch one of the performances below!