A promotional tweet for 50 Cent’s Starz series Power was the center of a minor spat with fellow rapper Joe Budden.
Overall, FOX’s Empire features some awkward at best acting (save for Taraji P. Henson) and outrageously insane plot points. Nevertheless, it’s entertaining as hell (with insane ratings to match) and it’s two-hour season finale fit the bill.
For the few of you who didn’t watch the explosive two-hour season finale of Fox’s smash hit show Empire last night, what else were you doing? Apparently, those views weren’t needed as Empire once more defied convention and achieved a new record in overall viewership.
On Monday night (March 16), Jussie Smollett and Bryshere Gray of hit Fox series Empire invaded New York City’s Stage 48, where they celebrated the release of the show’s official soundtrack.
FOX’s Empire is already a hit regardless of its guest stars. But according to Lee Daniels, season two already plans to feature guest appearances from Oprah Winfrey and Oscar-winner Common.
Earlier today, Iman Shumpert was getting clowned after he reportedly claimed characters on hit FOX show Empire were based on the life of him and his girlfriend, Teyana Taylor. However, the Cleveland Cavalier now claims that his quotes were blown out of proportion.
This week, FOX’s Empire continued to hit us over the head with its over the top scenarios that viewers clearly can’t get enough of.
With Estelle’s recent turn as Delphine on Empire, the Fox drama’s list of cameos from real-life musicians continues to grow. Estelle made sure to use her screen time to both befriend Jamal and plug her music.
It appears that one of the breakout and most important actors on FOX’s booming Empire show has been killing his part thanks in part to real-life experiences.
Saturday Night Live tackled the inevitable Empire spoof and managed to make it entertaining by hovering in on the one character the hit show obviously lacks.
There’s a war going on outside, to quote Mobb Deep. Actually, on the latest episode of Empire that battle is between Empire Records and Creedmoor Records thanks to Anika going rogue, and the drama got real.
Academy Award winner Mo’Nique Hicks still hasn’t let that hurt go of allegedly being blackballed and missing out a spot of FOX’s surging Empire series.
