Three years ago, Irv Gotti broke the news that he’s planning a Murder Inc. television series that’ll explain the trajectory and controversy of his historic record label of the same name. In a 2016 interview with AXS, the music industry executive said the program “is going to change s**t…It’s coming out brilliant…” before adding that he’s executive producing the project alongside Paramount. “And it’s coming out, like, beyond my expectations.”
Last October, Kanye West took to Twitter to announce he was placing some distance between himself and politics tweeting “used to spread messages I don’t believe in.”
The notion didn’t last long because, on New Years Day, Yeezy took to Twitter to rant about politics and revealed his MAGA hat is back along with his support of the president.
Trump all day
— ye (@kanyewest) January 1, 2019
West then began tweeting dragon emojis and further explained his thought process.
Katt Williams is riding high on the success of his Emmy win for his portrayal of the alligator owning Uncle Willy in Season Two of Atlanta. The tenured comedian has been making people LOL for more than 20 years and has also proven he has no problem speaking his mind.
Stopping by Frank and Wanda’s Morning Show on Atlanta’s V103, Williams questioned Tiffany Haddish‘s comedic chops and said despite having been a comedian since she was a teen, she doesn’t have any memorable lines.
It isn’t a normal week if Kim Kardashian doesn’t post a nude photo of her on social media and the entire Internet blast her for it.
It was just like any other Thursday, when Kim K posted a photo of her semi-topless on Instagram, except this time, people didn’t have a problem with her being nearly naked. Instead, they took issue with whom Kim gave photo credit to.
“By North,” the caption read.
Lil Durk is putting his money where his hands are and has challenged Tekashi 6ix9ine to a $50,000,000 fight live from Dubai. In an Instagram DM tothe ousted rapper, Durk wrote on Thursday (May 11), “I don’t want you hurt or dead. You a kid from the burbs.” The Chicago rapper also offered, “I got $50 million my own money without help to fight you on TV in [Dubai]. We can double the money.