The controversy around Snoop Dogg’s remarks about LGBTQ+ representation in Pixar’s ‘Lightyear’ continues as his apology is now being called into question.
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The Weeknd just etched his name even deeper into music history with ‘Blinding Lights.’
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Fifth Harmony stunned fans in the best way moments ago by reuniting at the Jonas Brothers concert in Texas.
Normani, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui, and Ally Brooke blazed the stage for the first time in 7 years, much to the excitement of the capacity crowd. Camila Cabello, who exited the group in 2016, was not present.
Together, the quartet rocked the house with ‘Worth It’ and the ever-infectious ‘Work From Home.’
The showing comes after reports of a reunion project hit the newswire, with claims that a celebratory tour and documentary are on the cards (sans Cabello).
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Wendy Williams’ legal fight is heating up, and this time, powerhouse attorney Joe Tacopina is stepping into the ring.
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Jessie J continues to pour out fresh material, and this time it’s in the form of her new single ‘Believe in Magic.’
Candid, whimsical, and emotionally driven, the slow-burning track sees the belter waxing honest about the rollercoaster that has been recent times.
She sings:
“This year has been so much grieving I just wanna live with the ones that can feel me I get up, I show up, day after day.”
The release of the track comes after Jessie opened up about the successful outcome of breast cancer surgery.
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After going viral for all the wrong reasons, Jelena Ostapenko has apologized for the post-match outburst she inflicted on fellow tennis star Taylor Townsend.
As reported, the Latvian competitor lost to the US player and launched into a shocking tirade, in which she labelled the winner as having “no class” and “no education.” A remark that some interpreted as racially coded.
Townsend expressed her shock and dismay, as did millions worldwide.
Now, Ostapenko is speaking up and out.
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August Alsina and Zu have been tight-lipped about the nature of their special friendship, but they are turning up the volume on their support for the LGBTQ community.
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Tamar Braxton found herself thrust into the headlines when she revealed that she came close to death after waking up in a pool of blood with missing teeth.
The news was quickly followed by the trailer for her forthcoming EP, ‘Heartbreak Retrograde,’ the timing of which has social media debating in earnest and accusations of a “PR stunt” flying in from some corners.
Add to that a personal fallout with YouTuber Funky Dineva (who branded the singer a “toothless muppet”), Braxton has been omnipresent – largely for all the wrong reasons.
Now, she’s saying it’s all too much.
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3QUENCY blazed their way to first place on the hit Netflix show, ‘Building The Band,’ and now they are building their legacy in partnership with a juggernaut label.
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Regina King has returned to the spotlight and is shining a light on the hardship she has had to navigate following the death of her son, Ian.
Sitting down with Angie Martinez for a compelling, in-depth conversation, the award-winning actress opened up about healing and striving to live in the present.
She also poured details out on new wine, MianU, which she created in honor of her late son.
Over the course of the powerful conversation, the ladies talked about womanhood, menopause, new projects, and the beacon of support King’s partner has been to her.
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