It’s past 10pm at the Best Buy Theater in New York and the crowd isn’t concerned with the clock but more occupied by the mix of Maybach Music hits bumping in the venue. Suddenly, DJ 5’9” stops the needle on the record and announces Wale‘s arrival. As the rapper strolls onto the stage in Jordans, his go-to footwear of choice, the crowd goes wild. As with every performance, you can tell Wale is feeding off the audience’s energy but there seems to be more to his attitude on this particular night.

Wiz Khalifa has revealed the reasoning behind his decision to stop wearing large amounts of jewelry, pointing to his own personal maturation, as well as the shiny trinkets marking people as a target for robbery or worse. While on DJ Whoo Kid’s Whoo’s House podcast, the Pittsburgh native expressed the lack of importance he places on being iced-out at this time in his life, advising that it’s okay to not have the largest piece of jewelry to validate one’s worth.

The early reviews are in for Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever, and they’re overwhelmingly positive. Marvel Studios’ latest blockbuster film had its world premiere in Hollywood on Wednesday evening (Oct. 26), and according to online anecdotes, the highly-anticipated movie delivered.  The Ryan Coogler film runs for approximately 160 minutes, and the acclaimed director didn’t waste any time honoring the late Chadwick Boseman, who played King T’Challa in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Too Good To Go wants to make good use of leftovers that food establishments customarily toss out by close of business. The U.K. app allows users to order from their favorite restaurants at designated times, typically around closing or after peak hours. The cost-effective meals are usually 3.80 pounds (approximately $5US) or less, but what’s most notable about the app is an integrated customers’ option to donate at least one British pound through the system in an effort to feed the hungry.

Play Ain’t No Mo, written by the youngest American Broadway playwright, Jordan E. Cooper, has announced a one-week extension of the show due to high-profile support. The Lee Daniels-produced show was slated to conclude on Dec. 18 after opening on Dec. 1st. With support from Hollywood’s finest including Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, Tyler Perry, Shonda Rhimes, Queen Latifah and more — the show will now go on another week until Dec.