50 Cent was recognized for his strides as a businessman at The Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) 2024 Entrepreneurial Spirits Awards Gala on Wednesday night (May 1). Emceed by Emmy-winning journalist and MSNBC host Ari Melber, the event recognizes outstanding individuals and organizations for their exceptional contributions to entrepreneurial leadership and education.
TheQueens, NY, native was presented the Entrepreneurial Leadership Award by Power Book IV: Force star Joseph Sikora. He was honored for his efforts in music, entertainment, and beyond, including G-Unit Records, G-Unit Film and Television, Inc.
50 Cent is probably the wrong person you want as an enemy, and Diddy just found out why. The G-Unit businessman’s upcoming docuseries, Diddy Do It?, has found a new home at Netflix after a “massive” bidding war. TMZ reported the news on Tuesday (May 21), stating that the series will now be a multi-part documentary detailing the Bad Boy founder’smultitude of sexual assault, rape, human trafficking, and abuse allegations lodged against him.
A seven-year-old’s history of mischief went horribly wrong last week, resulting in her death from choking on a Doritos chip.
Precise Tucker, a young girl from Queens, N.Y., choked to death in her kitchen, after pulling a prank on her mother. According to the New York Daily News, Precise reportedly “tied a bathrobe belt” around her neck to scare her mother, Purity Baldwin. The young girl reportedly had a history of playing tricks on her family that “involved her being physically injured or appearing to be deceased.
Touching down in Miami is always a good idea. What’s even better is when you have a sure shot reason to get drippy with the sippy on Ocean Drive. This go round, we had the chance to do just that at the 2019 American Black Film Festival. The 23-year-old fest showcases established and independent film and tv creators. All of the big brands announce partnerships and productions, like Starz with Power season 6 and Oprah’s OWN on David Meets Man.
The Grammy nominations are out and Omarion is definitely not happy about the final list. According to a recent rant, he thinks he should’ve made the cut for his “Post To Be” track featuring Chris Brown and Jhene Aiko.
There’s no question of whether the single impacted the cyber culture, pinning the line “eat the booty like groceries,” as a frequently chanted anthem, but there’s a little confusion on whether that warrants a nomination.