UPDATE: TMZ reports that Thomas Mikal Ford has passed away at the age of 52. He was surrounded by close friends and family in an Atlanta-based hospital after suffering a ruptured aneurysm in his abdomen. Ford checked into the hospital on Sunday (Oct. 9) for knee replacement surgery, but suffered health complications which placed him on life support.
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The comedy world is sending prayers to Thomas “Tommy” Mikal Ford, who is reportedly on life support after undergoing knee surgery last month.
A$AP Rocky will make his physical video game debut on Dec. 2 as part of Electronic Arts’ upcoming release Need For Speed Unbound. The Harlem rapper will be a non-playable in-game leader in “Takeover Scene,” a dedicated co-op mode where players work together to gain possession of different parts of Lakeshore City while fending off other in-game opposition. The model will also have a musical presence, as his unreleased record “Sh*ttin Me” will be featured on the racing game’s soundtrack.
Amsterdam is continuing to get stricter with their pot laws.
According to the AP, the mayor said on Wednesday that he is banning students from smoking marijuana at schools. Apparently, the Dutch capital hasn’t been able to stop kids from smoking up during school hours for years now.
Iris Reshef, a city spokeswoman, claims all schools have always banned pot, but were never fully able to get school officials to successfully enforce the law.
Angela Bassett and husband of 25 years, Courtney B. Vance, are some of Hollywood’s most accomplished actors. So naturally, many assume their 16-year-old twins Bronwyn Golden Vance and Slater Josiah Vance would follow in their footsteps. However, the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever star believes this may not necessarily be the case.
“They want to follow the success, but whether it be acting, I don’t get any clues to that right now,” Bassett, 64, said to PEOPLE while attending the 2023 BAFTA Tea Party on Saturday (Jan.
The Beastie Boys aren’t playing when it comes to their money.
The group is demanding an additional $2.38 million from Monster Energy on top of their original $1.7 million lawsuit against them. The Beastie Boys sued the multi-million dollar company for using one of their songs in the background of a video without permission. Monster didn’t deny using the song wrongfully, but felt as though they shouldn’t have to pay more than $125,000.