After delivering love, laughs, and loads of life lessons across two seasons and a holiday special, Netflix’s down home family comedy, ‘Family Reunion,’ will be bringing it all home via a third and final season.
After delivering love, laughs, and loads of life lessons across two seasons and a holiday special, Netflix’s down home family comedy, ‘Family Reunion,’ will be bringing it all home via a third and final season.
GRAMMY-winning comedienne Tiffany Haddish continues her comical foray into music by giving her 2020 single, ‘Come & Get Your Baby Daddy,’ a 2021 facelift.
Calling on her EMMY-winning, ‘Girls Trip’ co-star Jada Pinkett-Smith as well as award-winning rapstress Trina to assist on the tune’s remix, the ladies don’t hold back via the song’s stinging lyrics about bachelors who are ineligible because they can’t keep their pants on.
“Should I have a baby by Michael B. Jordan? / Bought a crib in the hills right next to Lauren / We been broked up, why you still callin’? / Like Future, you got too many baby mamas / Like Brandy for the independent baby mamas,” Tiffany spits on the hilarious track.
Also featuring cameos from legendary ‘Good Times’ star John Allen Amos and other familiar faces, look below for Haddish’s ‘Baby Daddy’ remix.
Megan Thee Stallion fans – affectionately called #Hotties – can never complain their fave doesn’t keep them satiated with new music.
As if dropping the ‘Suga’ EP and her debut album, ‘Good News,’ just months apart last year wasn’t enough, the GRAMMY winner’s spent most of this year listed on a number of soundtracks and as a featured artist on other hitmakers’ music. Between those guest appearances, Stallion unveiled freestyles and unreleased tracks throughout the year – a series of roll outs that inspired her forthcoming compilation project, ‘Something for the Hotties.’
Announced Thursday (October 21), the 15-track set – which Meg says will ‘hold [fans] over for the rest of the year’ – includes her latest hit single, ‘Thot Shit,’ and will hit digital shelves October 29.
Ahead of its arrival, hop inside to see the official track list.
Lewis Hamilton‘s seismic success is celebrated on the cover of WSJ‘s Innovators Issue.
En route to becoming the most decorated Formula 1 champion ever, the superstar sportsman’s story is defined by overcoming obstacles, sliding past curves, and conquering the circuits the world over.
And now he’s on a quest to make the sport more accessible for all.
Named the magazine’s first-ever Sports Innovator, the 36-year-old opened up to the publications about his illustrious career, racism, and making a change.
Pics and quotes below…
‘Tiger King 2’ pounces onto Netflix on November 17 and promises to bring with it the carnage that made the original series so addictive.
Eagerly anticipated since news of a sequel was first reported, the second installment follows the aftermath of the smash-hit 2020 documentary.
It delves deeper into the lives of its protagonists such as zookeeper Joe Exotic (who is now behind bars), his nemesis Carole Baskin, and the many others in their chaotic world.
The next chapter of ‘Tiger King’ touts the uncaging of more “madness and mayhem” and, based on the new full-length trailer, that’s exactly what is incoming.
Watch below…
Kevin Hart has teamed with Wesley Snipes for ‘True Story’ – his dramatic TV series debut.
The Hollywood titans play brothers in the Netflix limited event series, which borrows elements of the funnyman’s real life.
Hart plays Kid, one of the world’s most notable comedians.
While making a tour stop in his hometown of Philadelphia, chaos ensues when the consequences of a crazy evening with his wayward older brother (Snipes) threaten to bulldoze everything he’s built.
Set to premiere on the streamer on November 24, the first look trailer has been unleashed. Check it out below…
The ‘Queens’ are back for their thrones.
Eagerly anticipated, ABC‘s new music drama is anchored by Brandy, Eve, Naturi Naughton, and Nadine Velazquez.
The show tells the tale of a group of friends who have a shot at reclaiming their glory years.
In the 90s, they performed together as part of the female rap collective – the Nasty Girls. Fast forward to the present and their lives are markedly different.
The series follows the quad as they navigate a new normal and the chance at another spell in the spotlight.
Check out a preview of episode 3 before it airs below…
There is breaking news in the case of Mac Miller.
For, the late rapper’s supplier has now pleaded guilty to a Fentanyl charge.
Full story below…
Lil Nas X‘s dad is standing his ground.
After Boosie Badazz recently launched his latest homophobic rant against the ‘Montero’ singer, his dad has now responded and is not mincing words.
More details below…
Snoop Dogg stopped by The Breakfast Club today for a stacked chat.
The veteran rapper has much on his plate at present and he dished on it all.
From his new role as an exec at Def Jam, his new album ‘From tha Streets 2 tha Suites,’ losing his Mom this week, co-heading the 2022 Super Bowl Halftime Show, turning 50, and much more.
Head below for a great interview with Snoop…
Keke Palmer took vocal flight at Major League Baseball’s World Series with a soaring rendition of the US National Anthem.
The multi-hyphenate star, whose success spans TV, movies, and more, showcased her musical gravitas with the melismatic offering of ‘The Star-Spangled Banner.’
Confident and controlled, the performance earned Palmer immediate praise from the adorning audience and those watching too.
Find out why after the jump…
Because GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter Ashanti has enjoyed her own run as an international musical superstar over her 20+-year career, portraying a character of that ilk (‘Fancy G’) came all in a day’s work for the 41-year-old aboard her latest film, ‘Honey Girls.’
Delivered via a direct-to-digital and DVD release on October 19 (a week after Ashanti’s birthday), the movie was birthed from a partnership with Build-A-Bear and based on the Build-A-Bear toy line of the same name.
As if the film wasn’t gift enough to her loyal fans, the diva accompanied the movie’s arrival with a music video – ‘Diamonds.’ Fitting accompaniment as ‘Honey Girls’ comes as the feature film directorial debut of famed music video director Trey Fanjoy, go inside to see ‘Fancy G’ get her shine on.