A Madonna fans claims to have been arrested for the part they claim to have played in leaking her new album ‘Madame X’.
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Fresh from announcing her very own festival ‘Lights On,’ the two-time Grammy winner covers the latest digital issue of Essence Magazine.
An apt placement given her upcoming performance at the 2019 Essence Music Festival, the spread also sees the singer open up about why she feels she’s been embraced by the masses.
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Chris Brown has never been one to hold his tongue and, despite having an album to focus on, he’s sounding off on his ex’s new man.
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Nicki Minaj is back!
The Hip-Hop maven has been teasing a reveal all week and moments ago she lifted the lid on… ‘Megatron.’
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Ciara is keeping the ‘Beauty Marks’ party popping with a brand new music video.
And it’s due to drop sooner than you may think.
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After many a murmur, Cassie has confirmed the rumors. She is indeed with child.
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‘When They See Us’ – Netflix’s gripping four part miniseries recounting the infamous wrongful conviction of the ‘Central Park Five’ (in relation to 1989’s Central Park jogger case) – easily rings as one of the streaming giant’s most talked about shows ever.
Created, co-written, and directed by Ava DuVernay, the project – which stars Niecy Nash, Jharrel Jerome, Michael K. Williams, and many more – premiered on May 31st and has been a constant conversation piece on social media since. Earning weigh-ins from celebrities and even prosecutors, lawyers, and other figures involved with the case, its reception has not only been met with critical acclaim for its vivid storytelling but also for shedding light on social and legal injustice.
Historically, Netflix has been mum about releasing ratings figures related to its showings, but a recent Twitter post suggests the viewership number is staggering. Details inside:
When the McKellan family moves from Seattle to Georgia to be closer to extended family, the transition is like being a catfish out of water. From 3 hour church services and huge humidity hair to M’Dear’s home cooking and family bonding, the everyday ups and downs – as depicted on new Netflix series,‘Family Reunion’ – promises real, relatable, memorable, toe tapping, heart stopping, laugh out loud authentic moments.
With a cast led by Emmy-winning screen legend Loretta Devine, familiar faces Tia Mowry-Hardrict, Richard Roundtree, Anthony Alabi, and more fill out ‘Family Reunion’s the star-studded roster.
Look inside for a preview of the laughs before the show takes over Netflix on its July 10 premiere:
Billboard is making moves it hopes will make its chart system clearer for artists and fans alike.
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As cult shows go, few can rival the resonance of ‘The Boondocks.’
First broadcast in 2006, Aaron McGruder‘s Adult Swim animation proved an immediate hit and served as a Pop culture provocateur; indeed, it sparked just as much debate as it did laughter. The show is also renown for foreshadowing much what would take place in the socio-political landscape.
Naturally, said traits saw the series court ample controversy; resulting in a three year gap between its third and fourth seasons and the absence of its creator McGruder for the latter.
Boondocks fans rejoice, though! Because five years after it last aired, it’s been confirmed that the show is being rebooted!
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