Kanye West is currently witnessing the release of the In Whose Name? documentary about him, and planning ahead for his next moves. In order to do so, he returned to his Twitter account after about three weeks of inactivity, which is where he issued many of his bigoted and controversial statements over the years. The
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced he is ending his bid for re-election, just 5 weeks before voters go to the polls. Adams said “constant media speculation” about his future and the city campaign finance board’s decision to deny him public matching funds throttled his campaign. His withdrawal narrows the race down to
Aries Spears reflected on his viral moments from his VladTV interviews making waves on TikTok. He noted that many clips are taken out of context, often focusing on humorous exchanges about sexuality that don’t represent the full conversation. Spears appreciates the unexpected exposure, saying it brings attention to his name and helps fill seats for
Denzel Washington opened up about legacy and identity in two recent interviews, revealing both his personal philosophy and a long-standing pet peeve. During a sit-down with Spike Lee, who directed him in their latest film Highest 2 Lowest, the Oscar-winning actor shared what he hopes people remember most about him. The conversation marked a rare moment where Washington,
Tekashi 6ix9ine discussed how he met his longtime associate Shotti on the set of the “Gummo” music video. Tekashi chose Shotti from the start, impressed by his dedication despite humble beginnings, recalling Shotti sleeping on a rug at 370 Madison with no permanent home. Their connection soon expanded, with Shotti helping to put the backing
Lawyers for music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs urged a New York federal judge Monday to sentence him early next month to no more than 14 months in prison for his conviction on two prostitution-related charges, meaning he’d go free almost immediately if the judge agreed. Sean “Diddy” Combs is awaiting sentencing after being convicted on
Gavin Newsom unloaded on Donald Trump and sounded the alarm about the future of U.S. democracy during a sharp-edged appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, warning that the 2028 presidential election might not even take place if Americans don’t act. Newsom pointed to Trump’s 2020 decision to deploy 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 active-duty Marines to
Public Enemy brought a message of solidarity during a performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, using the stage not just for a medley of hits but to publicly support Jimmy Kimmel amid his ongoing feud with former President Donald Trump and the FCC. The appearance came during a special week of Jimmy Kimmel Live tapings in Brooklyn, as Kimmel continues to
Bad Bunny will lead the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show in Santa Clara, bringing Latin music center stage at Levi’s Stadium on February 8th. The chart-topping artist’s most recent album, Debà Tirar Más Fotos, dropped in January and debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, his fourth to do so, and became the highest-charting Spanish-language album
Nas landed a major win in his hometown as a $5.5 billion casino expansion project he backs in Queens received unanimous approval from a local advisory board, clearing a key hurdle in the race for one of New York’s coveted downstate casino licenses. The Queens Community Advisory Committee voted 6-0 in favour of the Resorts World
