Lance Reddick‘sofficial cause of death was determined to be a result of heart and coronary artery disease, but the late actor’s attorney has questioned the accuracy of that report. James Hornstein, who represented Reddick prior to his death,issued a statement to PEOPLE claiming that their report, which included the cause of death as listed on his late client’s death certificate, was “not corroborated and inconsistent with the facts known to the family.

Lenny Kravitz has become the latest icon to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The acclaimed rockstar, 59, got his star on Tuesday (Mar. 14) and was joined by a slew of A-listers including Marla Gibbs, Hal Williams, Verdine White, Channing Tatum, Pauletta Washington, Zoë Kravitz, and Denzel Washington. “The star is a beautiful thing but if I didn’t have the people to share it with, it wouldn’t be the same,” said the Hunger Games actor during his speech.

There’s a pretty good chance Lil Wayne has no idea he’s got a pair of ear buds coming out soon. After all, he’s got bigger things on his mind right now. But apparently, Weezy, Shakira and a few other celebrities are going to appear on the packaging for different pairs of ear buds coming out through Live Nation sometime later this year. It doesn’t look like Wayne had anything to do with the creation or design of the ear buds, which are going to be compatible with iPods, iPhones and other MP3 players.

Entertainment corporations Lionsgate and Hemisphere Media Group are joining forces to launch Pantaya, the first content-streaming service tailored for the Latinx community in the U.S., reports Deadline. The new service will reportedly feature a slew of Spanish-language blockbuster films and titles from Latin America and Hollywood. Additionally, the platform also will showcase original premium content, documentaries, and classic films. Sound familiar? “We’re proud to launch a Spanish-language streaming movie service distinguished by its breadth, quality, and diversity,” said Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer.

Lupe Fiasco was recently challenged to a debate by fellow rapper Chris Webby regarding his stance on COVID vaccines. The exchange began on Wednesday (Jan. 11), after the academic announced his plan to not engage with Twitter users lacking a sizable following on the platform about vaccination or other fringe topics. “I’m no longer responding to people regarding vaccines, bill gates, ‘THEY’s’, conspiracy theories or the government with people with less than 200,000 Followers,” the “Kick, Push” creator posted.