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A top official from Hamas has publicly announced that the group did kidnap and kill three Israeli teens this past June, which was the impetus for the current conflict in the region. Although Hamas has hailed the slaying, this is the first time it has come forth to claim responsibility.

Hours after Governor Jay Nixon announced that the National Guard would begin to pull out Thursday night (August 21), another fairly peaceful night took place in Ferguson, Missouria.

Nick Cannon has confirmed that he and his wife, Mariah Carey, have been living separately for months. Also, it turns out that Carey has made it clear that’s all he can say because if he mentions anything about their forthcoming divorce, he’ll be promptly penalized financially. 

The Weeknd returned with braggadocio in tow on his new single, “Often.” For added measure, the Canadian singer–songwriter bring the song to life onscreen in a new visual.

Juicy J injects like into his new single, “Low,” by debuting its new visual.

Columbus Short should be everybody’s leading candidate for 2014 Struggle MVP and the embattled actor just strengthened his platform with yet another arrest.

The much ballyhooed Cuban honeymoon taken by Jay Z and Beyoncé last year has finally reached a checkmate.

VH1’s new reality show Dating Naked is a supreme strugglefest where the contestant’s activities are self-explanatory thanks to the title. So viewers of the show actually expect to see said contenstants in the buff, even with the PG-13 blurred lines. No Robin Thicke.

Artists have began to musically voice their opinion of the Ferguson/Michael Brown travesty and we can add the “miseducation” musings of Lauryn Hill to the fray.

Don Lemon just can’t catch a break can he? Every where that this guy turns, he’s getting dragged for something or another. Today Talib Kweli almost turned into Pinky from Friday After Next  on the CNN anchor, and chances are the viewers wouldn’t have been that mad if he did.

Twitter has a few questions about the two American Ebola patients miraculously cured of the virus in less than a month’s time. Earlier today (Aug. 21) we learned that Dr. Kent Brantly and American missionary Nancy Writebol were both released from an Atlanta hospital, and are officially Ebola free.

That Joe Budden sure knows how to pick ’em, no?