According to TMZ, Marlon Wayans‘ Los Angeles mansion was the latest celebrity home to be burglarized. Per the outlet, burglars snuck into Marlon’s backyard and “shattered a back window” around 2:30 AM on Saturday (June 29). Reportedly, the White Chicks actor wasn’t home at the time, but his older brother Keenen Wayans was sound asleep and heard a noise, but brushed it off and returned to his slumber. The next morning, a staffer discovered Marlon’s home had been ransacked, with the thieves stealing a safe and “several thousands of dollars in cash.

Michael K. Williams has been cast in Sony’s forthcoming George Foreman biopic as Charles “Doc” Broadus, the legendary heavyweight champ’s longtime friend, trainer, and mentor. According to Deadline, the five-time Emmy Award-nominated actor will appear alongside Khris Davis and Sullivan Jones in the untitled biopic, which will be directed by George Tillman Jr. The film will document the life and career of Foreman, one of the most formidable fighters in boxing history who eventually became the oldest heavyweight champ after regaining the title at age 45.

Country singer Mickey Guyton will be the first Black woman to host this year’s Academy of Country Music Awards. Set to air on Sunday, April 18, Guyton will be joining fellow country artist Keith Urban to co-host the biggest night in country music. The last Black person to host the ACMs was the late Charley Pride in 1984. “Last year I had the opportunity to perform at the Academy of Country Music Awards with someone I long admired, Keith Urban, and this year I am incredibly excited to share hosting duties with him,” said Guyton in the announcement.

After garnering her 15 minutes of fame with her public porn ambitions, Montana FIshburne is now saying yes to rehab voluntarily. TMZ reports that Laurence Fishburne’s 19-year-old daughter is checking into a Southern California facility to get tested for mental illness and behavioral and anger issues. On Sunday night (Sept. 12), Montana tweeted the following: “Hmm…big decision 2 make.” Then, when TMZ caught up with the sex tape hawking star on candid camera, she stated that she’s “trying to get my life together” and also said “I’m excited to just take a break.

Terrence “Punch” Henderson, President of Top Dawg Entertainment, felt compelled to defend SZA over songwriting claims. Punch not only backed the SOS record-breaker for writing “Snooze,” but also explained how producers get composition credits. “Lol. Y’all gotta chill,” Punch tweeted out to critics saying that SZA had assistance on the smash hit. “SZA wrote every word. Leon made the beat with Babyface and a couple others. The debate sparked after a video surfaced with songwriter/producer Leon Thomas III performing an acoustic version of the tune.