As Kim Kardashian fans search high and low for the identity of the person who leaked Kanye West’s ‘Famous’ conversation with Taylor Swift in full, the entertainer Todrick Hall is adding fresh fuel to the media fire.

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Lady Gaga is the latest star to have their plans rocked by the present pandemic.

Mother Monster was on-course to release sixth album ‘Chromatica’ on April 10th.

However, with much of the music and entertainment industries at large on lockdown, she’s made the decision to delay the hotly anticipated project.

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As diva duets go, none stand toe to toe with ‘When You Believe,’ the powerhouse union of two of music history’s most celebrated female vocalists – Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey.

Released in 1998, the Babyface-produced gem – lifted from Disney’s ‘The Prince Of Egypt’ soundtrack – has not only stood the test of time but often comes as the ultimate test of ability for a slew of singers that followed.

Among today’s crop of songstresses, few would dare attempt a cover of the Academy Award-winning tune without the assistance of autotune and backing track.  Yet, just a month after showing off her vocal prowess on the song alongside Ariana Grande (click here to watch), Tori Kelly‘s come back to do it again – this time bringing along fellow powerhouse JoJo.

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Kim Kardashian has had enough!

On the receiving end of backlash since a mysterious source leaked the full footage of Kanye West‘s controversial 2016 phone call with Taylor Swift (as we reported here), spectators who once sided with Mrs. West have now turned against her in the wake of Swift’s response (click here to read),

Taking to Twitter in a lengthy rant, the sextape specialist maintains that the ‘Shake It Off’ singer is lying about not knowing about Kanye’s ‘Famous’ jab that referred to her as a ‘b*tch.’

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With the current climate calling for a Netflix & Chill more than ever, the streaming giant is keeping the new content a’coming with new movie ‘Coffee & Kareem.’

Anchored by Taraji P. Henson, Ed Helms, and Terrence Little Gardenhigh, the buddy cop comedy follows an inept Detroit cop named James Coffee.

He’s tasked with teaming up with his girlfriend’s foul-mouthed young son (Kareem Manning) when their first attempt at bonding time uncovers a criminal conspiracy.

Due on April 3rd, peep the trailer below…

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‘Bad Boys for Life’ has bagged a new digital release date.

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After many a murmur, it’s official: the Olympics 2020 will not be taking place as planned due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Officials for the Tokyo bound festivities had hoped to press on. Yet, with the colossal amount of planning that goes into the summer spectacle, the globe’s current predicament has rendered the possibility of pressing on impossible.

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Artists of every genre are gifting their fans live virtual concerts in the wake of imposed social distancing due to the coronavirus pandemic.  The R&B realm has been particularly treated as some of its most respected vocalists of the day (Erykah Badu, John Legend, Anthony Hamilton, H.E.R., and more) have taken to their respective social media platforms to crank out hits and even take requests.

And while those sounds have been a source of comfort for homebound music enthusiasts, so has comedy.  Recently, a Facebook user earned laughs when she took to the outlet to say:

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March 21 marked the 23rd anniversary of the release of ‘Selena’ – the Jennifer Lopez-led biographical motion picture of late music star Selena Quintanilla.

Released in 1997, almost exactly two years after the 23-year-old singer was slain by her own fan, Yolanda Saldívar, the critically acclaimed film not only raked in $60 million at the box office but is also credited as Lopez’s breakthrough and signature role.

To commemorate the profound impact the Gregory Nava-directed movie had on her life and career, the ‘I’m Real’ singer took to social media to offer a heartfelt salute to Quintanilla.

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It’s been over a decade since that incident rocked the 2009 MTV VMAs, but bad blood between Kanye West and Taylor Swift rages on.

Once reconciled, the wound was reopened in 2016 when West released the song, ‘Famous,’ from his chart-topping album, ‘The Life of Pablo.’  The hit houses a line that refers to Swift as ‘a b*tch’ – a sentiment she not only resented but was adamant she was unaware of despite Kim Kardashian, West’s wife, furnishing footage at the time “proving” the Grammy-winning songstress pre-approved the lyric’s inclusion in the tune.

Over the weekend (as we reported here), a mysterious source leaked footage that suggests otherwise and proves Swift was right all along.  As her fans, affectionately called #Swifties, celebrated the victory by igniting the hashtags #KanyeWestisOverParty and #TaylorToldtheTruth on Twitter, the ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ diva didn’t make a statement about the hoop-la until Monday (March 23).

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‘Say a Little Prayer’ singer Dionne Warwick had a little more to say about the Pat Houston-launched hologram tour of the music legend’s late, iconic cousin Whitney Houston.

First making headlines for referring to the other-worldly concert experience as ‘stupid’ (click here to read), she’s now taken to ‘The Guardian’ to call the event a ‘waste of time.’

That’s not all she said.

Fresh from her elimination from the wildly popular ‘Masked Singer’ reality talent competition series, look inside to see Warwick’s tongue-wagging quotes about President Donald Trump, her denunciated 1980’s run with the ‘Psychic Friends Network,’ and so much more.

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It’ll take more than the Coronavirus to stop Issa Rae’s new movie from reaching audiences.

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