As far as we know, Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill haven’t shared anything since their breakup. But Minaj was announced as a headliner for the 2018 Made in America festival – on the same bill as Meek – alongside Post Malone this coming September so they’ll have no choice.
Returning to Philadelphia’s Benjamin Franklin Parkway for its seventh year, the festival has a thorough lineup of mixed-genre artists, both new and seasoned, hitting the stage.
Before you get your hopes any higher, no, Jay Z and Beyonce’s epic RUN trailer was not designed to be made into a long-form film (sorry dedicated movie petitioners). But the good news is that the faux trailer wasn’t put together just to build excitement for their joint tour.
In an interview with ELLE, the flick’s director and former Beyoncé creative director Melina Matsoukas confirms that RUN is no movie trailer, but the actual video to “Jay Z’s “Part II (On the Run).
Russ doesn’t believe DaBaby — or any other rapper — can be blackballed. In Instagram screenshots captured by TMZ, the rapper, legally known as Russell James Vitale, disclosed his thoughts on the artists claiming they’ve been blackballed within the music industry. The lengthy post found the proud independent rapper questioning what it means to be blackballed in an industry where artists are more connected to their fans than ever.
“No artist is blackballed unless they cut off your Wi-Fi, remove your social media accounts, and take your music off all the streaming platforms,” Russ expressed on his Instagram story.
Nearing the end of 2017, a string of reports from women and men in Hollywood and mainstream media came forward to out alleged sexual abusers within their industries. One name that helped to catalyze this instance is Harvey Weinstein.
The disgraced entertainment mogul – who’s currently at a rehab facility in Arizona – made headlines after a number of women stated they were sexually harassed or abused by the 65-year-old. The verbal actions of those women inspired others to air out those who’ve scarred them.
Saturday Night Live is going all out for its 40th anniversary episode, and we’re here for it.
Airing Sunday, Feb. 15 at 8p.m,SNL added Bradley Cooper, Miley Cyrus and Billy Crystal along with an extra 30 minutes to the show, which is already three and a half hours long, for celebrities paying tribute to the long running sketch-comedy. But the fun doesn’t stop there. Not only will fans see some of their favorite SNL alum, but NBC has gotten all new-age and launched the SNL40 app for folks to watch more than 800 episodes, learn cool SNL facts and more about your favorite SNLcharacters.