In 2001, Destiny’s Child released their third studio album, Survivor, which introduced Michelle Williams as the group’s newest member and cemented the singers as one of the greatest musical ...

While Destiny’s Child copped the name “Survivor” for its album, the title may have been more fitting for the artist debuting at No. 5 this week--Stevie Nicks, the former Fleetwood Mac singer.

The third album from Destiny’s Child debuted in May 2001, hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200, and cemented Beyoncé Knowles, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams as one of the decade’s best pop trios.

With Destiny’s Child besieged by infighting, lawsuits and rumors since the release of the group’s last album in 1999, a musical soap-opera seemed in store for the follow-up. But “Survivor ...

Destiny's Child self-titled debut album: Songs ranked from worst to best as the 1998 album with "No, No, No" turns 25.

Getty Image. Destiny’s Child was one of the most successful girl groups of its era, thanks to multiple No. 1 singles and albums like the chart-topping Survivor.The story of their rise is a good ...

Twenty Years Later, Destiny’s Child’s Final Album Captures Their Evolution–and Sisterhood. Krysta Hawkins. ... Destiny’s Child emerged shining brightly with their platinum album Survivor ...

May 1 marks the 15th anniversary of the seminal Destiny's Child album, Survivor and Entertainment Weekly have released an oral history to celebrate the album's anniversary. "We spoke to some of ...

Destiny’s Child released their self-titled debut album 20 years ago, which may seem like the perfect time to reunite for a new record. But the girl group’s longtime manager, Mathew Knowles ...