Shameik Moore, whose acting credits include Wu-Tang: An American Saga, Into the Spider-Verse, Dope, andThe Get Down, came under fire after ranting about police brutality, racism, and Rosa Parks.
On Thursday (May 28), Moore posted a series of tweets in response to George Floyd, and protests held after his murder. The 25-year-old actor suggested that racism wasn’t a factor in Floyd’s murder and questioned how Black people can “avoid” being killed by police.
A woman has come forward to accuse Academy-Award winner Jamie Foxx of allegedly slapping her in the face with his penis when she refused to perform oral sex.
According to TMZ, the unidentified woman said the alleged incident occurred in 2002 during a party of Foxx’s Las Vegas residence. The woman told law enforcement she and a friend went together and when she denied Foxx’s request, one of his friends told her she had to leave.
Talent seems to run in the family as Jamie Foxx and his daughter, Anelise, held an impressive jam session in London. On Sunday (Jan. 29), the Bishops hit Instagram with a sneak peek into Anelise’s skills, playing a rendition of the 1979 disco anthem “Good Times,” which was sampled for Sugar Hill Gang’s classic “Rapper’s Delight.”
The monochrome-shot video shows the father-daughter duo on the drums and the bass guitar, respectively, as they feed off each other’s energy.
Janelle Monáe‘s recent performance at the 2023 Essence Festival on Friday (June 30) left many with their jaws dropped. In New Orleans, the “I Like That” singer took the stage in a black and white bikini top, shorts, and matching hat, as she exposed one of her breasts.
During the live performance of her song “You” featuring Jidenna, Monáe sang the lyrics: “Sometimes I’m peachy, and sometimes I’m vulgar/ Even when I’m sleeping I got one eye open/ You cannot police me, so get off my areola.
First comes love, then comes marriage, and much to the surprise of fans, Jeannie Mai and Jeezy have announced their first child together is on the way. The co-host of The Real exclusively shared her maternity photos with Women’s Health and naturally, opened up about her decision to get pregnant on the season premiere of the Emmy Award-winning talk show.
Mai reflected on how she said “so many defiant things” on previous seasons of The Real, including being adamant about never wanting children.