Mike Epps is such an animal enthusiast, that he brought a kangaroo on stage during a show in Detroit Friday (March 31). The marsupial made a random cameo during Epps’ set on the Festival of Laughs tour. The kangaroo was already internet famous, before it hit the stage. A video of a man walking the kangaroo on a leash in Detroit went viral earlier in the week. Guy running around Detroit with a Kangaroo on a leash.

NLE Choppa is done with the Twitter fingers and lyrical jabs. The Memphis artist offered the fade to Blueface and is interested in the two going at it in a celebrity boxing match. Notably, the Los Angeles artist was the original aggressor in the situation. He called out Choppa and his baby’s mother in JaidynAlexis’ “Barbie (Remix)” which dropped on Wednesday (Jan. 3), rapping about how she wants to have sex with him.

Trevor Noah is ending his tenure as the host of The Daily Show. The South African comedian announced his departure from Comedy Central‘s news broadcast during Thursday’s (Sept. 29) episode of the aforementioned show.  Noah began the show by taking his audience down memory lane, reflecting on the past seven years of his life as host, running through topics such as Donald Trump’s presidency and COVID-19 before slyly transitioning into the punchline: his departure.

At the present moment there are no bachelors on television more in-demand than NFL Cincinnati Bengal Ochocinco (formerly known as Chad Williams) and Minnesota Viking Bernard Berrian. The star and co-star of VH1’s Ultimate Catch have successfully combined dating and sport competition to the tune of 1.5 million viewers weekly. We’re guessing most of these eyes come with longer lashes and would love an opportunity to bag a chocolate receiver (no pun).

Oprah Winfrey has opened up the floor for a candid discussion on obesity and her own past weight loss struggles. The media impresario recently facilitated a panel, Oprah Daily’s “The Life You Want Class: The State of Weight,” where she discussed obesity and measures to combat the “chronic disease.” She held the conversation with obesity specialists Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford and Dr. Melanie Jay, psychologist Dr. Rachel Goldman and Sima Sistani, the CEO of WeightWatchers.