The 90s were loaded with many artists and celebrities that people crushed on. Dirk Nowitzki recently revealed that he had his eyes on Foxy Brown and Lil’ Kim, and Brown was very flattered by the admission. The 2011 NBA Champion appeared on All The Smoke hosted by Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson on Thursday (Nov. 30) where he was asked about his childhood crushes. The Dallas Mavericks legend shared the Brooklyn rappers’ names and the clip found its way to the “Get Me Home” artist.
Thousands of GoFundMe campaigns are launched every year, with many focused on spreading kindness through the power of a dollar. As of late, several cases have questioned its nature including the case of New Jersey couple who reportedly teamed up with a Philadelphia homeless veteran in an elaborate scam to cash in on the nice gesture.
Couple Mark D’Amico, Kate McClure and homeless veteran Johnny Bobbitt Jr. were arrested Wednesday evening and will face conspiracy and theft by deception charges, ABC News reports.
Ice Cube oversaw one of the biggest rap battles of our generation in a recent video between his co-star Kevin Hart and UK rapper Stormzy while the duo traveled across the pond to promote Ride Along 2 as well as Hart’s comedy tour, What Now?
Hart brought his rap alter ego “Chocolate Droppa” out of retirement to freestyle a couple bars over Stormzy’s “Shut Up” beat, which surprised the Grime rapper.
“I don’t like to show that I’m talented over multi platforms,” said Hart, who will never be one to shy away from the jokes.
The last time fans saw Jada Pinkett-Smith on the big screen, she hit box-office gold in the Malcolm D Lee-directed comedy Girls Trip. Now, the Red Table Talk host and actress has returned to film, this time in a much different role.
Smith plays an FBI special agent tasked with taking down Mike Banning (Gerard Butler) for the assassination attempt of President Allan Trumball. (Morgan Freeman)
Prior to Banning’s arrest, Trumball promotes Banning to the director of the Secret Service.
Rapper and host Joe Budden took it upon himself to confront YouTuber Adam22 about reposting content of image-consultant Kevin Samuels in a recent episode of his self-titled podcast. On Monday (Aug. 29), Budden posted a video clip where he and the No Jumper host engaged in a heated discussion surrounding Adam’s timely intent for reposting clips of Samuels. The controversial social media consultant allegedly died from hypertension.
“I got some smoke for you,” Budden began speaking while looking stoically at Adam.