Halle Berry has reportedly finalized her divorce from ex-husband Olivier Martinez following their nearly decade-long legal battle. According to The Blast, the Oscar-winning actress has agreed to pay $8,000 to Martinez in monthly child support, as well as 4.3% of any income over $2 million in additional support. The pair also settled on joint legal and physical custody of their nine-year-old son Maceo, per TMZ. The child will stay with Berry from Monday to Wednesday and Olivier from Wednesday to Friday, with alternate custody on the weekends.

Though the 1995 film, Friday, is now a cult classic, it wasn’t always viewed this way. The film cost $2 million to make and several of its leads have spoken about how little they were paid for the film including the late John Witherspoon and Faizon Love. Witherspoon shared on Netflix’s Strong Black Legends podcast that he was paid $5,000 for his role as Mr. Jones. It seemed no one anticipated the film would ultimately gross more than $300 million.

John Legend is bringing all the feels to a lucky winner’s private party, thanks to Omaze, who is auctioning off the balladeer’s talents for the singer’s Show Me campaign. The campaign has supported holistic development projects in the past and currently sponsors secondary school scholarships for girls in Africa. Now, Legend hopes to raise enough racks to renovate the auditorium at the former South High School in Springfield, Ohio, and turn it into an educational community center.

Jonathan Majors is on the road to redemption, and he began by winning and accepting the Perseverance Award at Hollywood Unlocked‘s Impact Awards. It all went down Friday (June 21), when Majors hit the stage at the fourth annual ceremony with a speech addressing his journey since he was convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari. He recalled feeling hopeless in the face of adversity and stated that he was only treated the way he was “because of who I was and what I am.

Karrueche Tran recently spoke out after fans discovered that she was selling pictures of her feet on the private subscription site, OnlyFans. Critics began making claims that the model and actress’ latest venture was due to her “going broke,” to which she set the record straight. “LOL at all the comments regarding OF,” she wrote in a since-deleted tweet on Tuesday (Mar. 12). “I’m not going broke.. just a smart play.