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If you’re among the populus who feels Orange Is the New Black needs more scenes with physical contact (especially of the skin-revealing variety), then allow Ruby Rose to pique your interest.

2 Chainz is expanding his brand to include his label The Real University, each of whom will appear on an upcoming compilation mixtape called Tru Jack City.

  Love & Hip Hop Hollywood star Morgan Hardman wears many hats, including managing co-star, and Lil Fizz’s baby mama, Moniece Slaughter. Ray J’s former personal assistant insists that handling the career of her occasionally erratic behaving client is not a struggle. 

Rome Fortune and OG Maco, two top of the tier artists in Atlanta’s ever-budding music scene, form a dynamic duo on a free EP affectionately titled Yep.

Everyone’s second favorite Cosby kid, Keshia Knight Pulliam a.k.a. Rudy Huxtable, made headlines yesterday (Jan. 5th) when she was the first to be fired from the new season of Celebrity Apprentice after she refused to reach out to her embattled TV dad.

Wiz Khalifa delivers a new groove called “Refresh / Say No More,” featuring his Taylor Gang brethren Ty Dolla $ign.

The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival will invade Indio, Calif. once again the weekend of April 10 and April 17. And to heighten anticipation, the powers that be behind the festival unveil the performers.

Mina Gerges, a 20-year-old college student from Canada, has become Insta-famous thanks to his recreational hobby of recreating photo shoots from the likes of Beyoncé, Rihanna and Kim Kardashian onto his social media accounts.

By all accounts, Young Thug is a father and functioning heterosexual with no real malice or enemies. He even had his first Billboard-charting hit when “Stoner” peaked at the #47 spot on the “Hot 100.”

Dustin Diamond, who will forever be known as Screech from Saved By The Bell, made headlines after he was arrested back in December for allegedly stabbing a man in a bar. Although Diamond posted bail, he’ll have to stand trial after a judge’s ruling on Monday (Jan. 5).

Wale has set the stage for 2015 to be his seminal breakout year with the release of his Festivus mixtape and a clever marketing campaign for the upcoming Album About Nothing.

For those who live in the hood, the signs are so obvious and blatant. First, you notice the local bodega closing its doors. Then, a dog park pops up seemingly out of nowhere. After that, your neighbors who you have known for years are leaving, as the projects now turn into co-op condominiums.