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"Lift Me Up" could land Rihanna her first Oscar.

If you thought aftermarket sneaker resale sites would pass on selling adidas Yeezys despite Ye going full antisemite, you thought wrong.

Warner Bros. has greenlighted the sequel to 'Man of Steel'; Henry Cavill is slated to reprise his role as the last son of Krypton, Superman.

The Harlem Festival of Culture announced on Thursday that Wyclef Jean will be joining its organization. The artist will serve as Chair to the Music Advisory Board and focus on engaging artists within the community leading up to the festival next summer.

Kanye's spiral out of control continues, but thankfully it is not affecting the kids; Donda Academy is not closing for the school year. 

It’s almost time to head back to Wakanda. Before fans embark on what will most definitely be an emotional journey, the cast and crew of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever shined at the film’s world premiere.

A Twitter user went viral after making a claim that an artist's 3D rendering of Andre The Giant was Joseph from the Bible.

MTV Entertainment Studios announced on Thursday a slate of six new films for the 2022 holiday season to air on VH1, Comedy Central & the Paramount Network. The films, beginning with "Hip Hop Family Christmas Wedding," will premiere beginning Nov. 30.

Another woman has come forward to accuse Georgia Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker of pressuring her to have an abortion. The woman made her claims at a press conference held by her lawyer, Gloria Allred, in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

Killer Mike's response to Twitter users criticizing his meeting with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp involved a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. in an apparent comparison. He did so after people questioned his criticism of Democratic candidate Stacey Abrams and the Democratic Party.

Peter Parker and one of the most beloved brands are teaming up. Nike is planning to release a Spider-Man themed Air Jordan 1 in 2023.

Tory Lanez won't be in the streets for a while.