Rihanna may be ‘unapologetic,’ but Charlie Sheen isn’t.

Because a week after blasting the Bajan belle as a “bitch” on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live, the actor has made a public apology to the performer.

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August Alsina is not wasting any time giving fans a whiff of what he’s been cooking up for his third album, ‘Drugs.’

After dropping the video for its title track just last week, the R&B crooner has already lifted a visual for the tune’s follow-up entitled ‘Wait.’

Tuck in below to watch and tell us if you think Alsina is on the way to his latest hit:

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With a story as prolific as Tupac‘s, a big screen blockbuster is a necessity.

And that’s exactly what those involved in much-talked about biopic ‘All Eyez On Me’ have been angling for since news of the film’s existence hit headlines.

Now, it appears said goal has been achieved. Because not only is the flick officially set for a Summer release, it’s also been picked up by a huge movie studio.

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Diva Mariah Carey is dusting the dirt of her New Year’s Eve disaster off her shoulder by returning to the studio.

It’s nearing three years since the singer released a body of work, and it appears that may all be changing soon.

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Idris Elba is to return to his musical roots with the release of a brand new House album.

Its name?

‘Hiatus.’

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There’s no doubt about it, Katy Perry’s fourth studio album is the most-anticipated album of 2017.

Set to dominate the charts and conversation by way of its bold subject matter, the set was supported by news that it has now been completed.

Exciting news below…

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Dawn Richard and Robert Ri’Chard have been hard at work on their new movie ‘Kinky.’

How they chose to celebrate its wrapping? By sharing this fun-filled snap on Instagram hours ago as they look forward to its release alongside its director Jean Claude LaMarre and its leading lady Vivica Fox.

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Since the week of its premiere on Lifetime, Vivica Fox’s reality male stripper competition – ‘Black Magic’ – has been engrossed in controversy.

As if the hooplah around its subject matter alone didn’t ruffle enough feathers, the actress’s stinging declination to gays when asked if the show’s performer would perform “for them as well” landed her in hot water.  In fact, not only did she experience an unfortunate dragging on Twitter, but the show’s producer – Jean Claude Lamarre – condemned her comments and immediately distanced himself from her.  The ruckus encouraged her to lend an official apology via Instagram:

Interestingly, despite all the drama that’s been pit against the show since the week of it’s arrival, its ratings are still hanging tough.  See what we mean inside:

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Well, that was quick!

Just days after August Alsina gave fans a hit of his new single ‘Drugs,’ the southern R&B crooner didn’t make them wait long for its follow-up.

Tuck in below to hear the tune ‘Wait’:

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As their hit ‘Black Beatles’ continues to do the #mannequinChallenge in the top 5 of the Hot 100, rap duo Rae Sremmurd continues their traipse on the promo trail to ensure such remains the case.

Their most recent stop?  ‘Ellen.’

Taking their biggest hit to the daytime talk show, Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi got the crowd moving (and not moving) by participating in their viral challenge.

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“They were calling me coon, calling me house n***er, calling me Aunt Jemima, calling me all kinds of names and asking me to kill myself…and that was from the black community.”

The stinging quote above was delivered by Jennifer Holliday as she recounted the vicious backlash she received for agreeing to perform at president elect Donald Trump‘s inauguration special.  Interestingly, Holliday says it wasn’t the negative response from the Black community that acted as the true catalyst for her to reverse her decision to perform at Trump’s “Make America Great Again! Welcome Celebration” concert on January 19 at the Lincoln Memorial. Instead, it was the kick back from the LGBT community:

“All the tweets that I read from the African American community were directed directly at me. The tweets from the gay community took the issues and did not call me names. Also they have been a faithful community since Dreamgirls to me, and fed me even when the church people didn’t feed me.”

Watch her interview below for some other interesting quotes from her sit down with HLN’s ‘AM Joy with Joy Reid’:

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