Cardi B isn’t worried about the prospect of separating from husband Offset, as she’ll just go find herself “another rich ni**a.” During a Twitter Spaces chat Saturday (June 24), the Bronx beauty appeared to address recent claims from blogger Tasha K that the Migos member is sleeping with other women. According to the “Up” rapper, if her hubby were to violate their wedding vows, she’d have no problem filing for divorce and moving on to one of any number of wealthy suitors.
New York Knicks star player Carmelo Anthony reportedly withdrew his funds from a contentious development project in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, the New York Daily News reports.
Dubbed the Bedford-Union Armory project, which sought to redevelop the Crown Heights armory into more than a handful of apartments, local residents were opposed to the construction out of the fear that the housing development wouldn’t host affordable units, as Slate Property Group claimed. Anthony’s foundation was set to fund the project’s sports recreational center.
Charlie Wilson became the latest Hollywood Walk of Fame inductee on Monday (Jan. 29), which also happened to be his 71st birthday. Jimmy Jam hosted the star-studded ceremony that featured special guests like Chanté Moore, Kanye West, Johnny Gill, Tyler, The Creator, Ty Dolla $ign, Leon Thomas, Ant Clemons, Stephen Hill, Tank, Terry Lewis, and of course guest speakers Snoop Dogg and Babyface. “I remember when I first came to Los Angeles, I was here to mix the songs from The Gap Band’s first record,” Wilson quipped during his speech.
Columbus Short has been soaking in hot water since allegations were made earlier this year that the actor was abusive to his wife, Tanee McCall. Now, TMZ has obtained video footage of McCall in a heated physical altercation with whom the site reports is a friend of Short’s. Allegedly taking place after Short’s release from jail following his arrest for domestic violence on February 19, the video shows McCall fighting his friend Tilly Key, whom the actor had called to pick him up from his house.
The success of Jordan Peele’s directorial debut, Get Out, was met with a few muddled critiques, one hailing from veteran actor, Samuel L. Jackson. The Kong: Skull Island star recently shared his controversial views on British black actors gaining roles in box office hits stateside more than African-American actors.
During an interview with HOT 97, Jackson name-dropped the film’s lead performer, Daniel Kaluuya, before diving into his opinion on those who hail from overseas being casted in roles that might suit a black American actor instead.