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Ben’s Chili Bowl is an iconic food destination in Washington, DC. A mural of Bill Cosby that once graced the side of its U Street building has been removed.
Some of you may be familiar with Stitches for his rapping, but most know him as the guy who got blessed with a fade by The Game‘s manager. Well, Stiches got popped on drug and weapons charges in Miami.
The New Edition Story was still lit for episode 2 last night (Jan. 26). Bobby Brown was acting a fool, Mike Bivins got woke to the music business and Ralph Tresvant stayed all in his feelings.
Keke Palmer will be taking legal action and Trey Songz for using her unauthorized image and likeness in one of his music videos.
Teyana Taylor is rolling with Reebok. The G.O.O.D. Music artist and athletic brand have announced a new partnership.
Run The Jewels‘ industry overthrow continues. The hardcore rap duo have scored their first number one Billboard album.
Common responds President Trump’s threat to “send in the feds” to fix Chicago’s crime problem.
While at the Sundance Film Festival promoting his film on Kalief Browder, Jay Z was asked a Donald Trump question. Here’s how he reacted.
Shia LaBeouf was arrested earlier this morning at the site of his art installation project protesting President Donald Trump outside a Queens museum. According to still developing details, a fight broke out between the actor and a man who shouted praise of Adolf Hitler thus leading to the dustup.
In case you forgot Fench Montana and P. Diddy’s bromance goes back a while now so it was only a matter of time before you’d see them in a video together.
Rosee Divine has the entire media world all in her business this week, this after being seen dining with the allegedly booed-up Drake in Amsterdam. While the pair’s dinner has been heavily speculated, Divine’s “former” video vixen past has also been unearthed for the masses.
Mary Tyler Moore has died according to her longtime publicity. The game-changing entertainer who forever changed how women were portrayed on television was 80.