Joe Budden is often not afraid to share his honest thoughts about people, especially artists. The 43-year-old retired rapper recently called YoungBoy Never Broke Again “trash,” which prompted a response from Baton Rouge, La. artist himself and Birdman.
YoungBoy released his latest single “Run” on Friday (Dec. 1), making him a conversation topic for Budden and his co-hosts. “That ni**a’s trash,” the eponymous podcast host said during the Saturday (Dec. 2) episode.
Joyner Lucas is taking his talents to the big screen, as the 34-year-old rapper has revealed he’s been cast in a film alongside Mark Wahlberg.
“I got a starring role In my first MOVIE wit one of my best friends. @markwahlberg,” wrote Lucas on Instagram, sharing a photo of himself and Wahlberg. “Shooting for a few months. This is the acting transition that I always dreamed of and I owe it to you.
The hospital worker who unknowingly patched through a prank phone call to the personal nurse of Kate Middleton has died of an apparent suicide.
According to the Daily Mail, Jacintha Saldanha was found unconscious Friday morning in close proximity to London’s King Edward VII Hospital where she worked. When an ambulance was called to take Saldanha to the hospital she was declared dead at the scene. A spokesperson for Scotland Yard told the Daily Mail, “The death is not being treated as a suspicious at this stage.
Kerry Washington opens up about the unconventional ways she learned the man who raised her is not her biological father. In an interview with PEOPLE, the actress shared her parents informed her of the paternity truth in 2018 after she told them she was due to appear on PBS’ ancestry-tracing series Finding Your Roots.
“It really turned my world upside down,” explained the 46-year-old.
She later added, “This is really kind of me working to understand my life up until now, given this new information that I have that, in many ways, felt like sort of the missing puzzle piece.
A large number of NBA fans had their holiday weekend ruined when Kevin Durant announced his decision to leave the Oklahoma City Thunder for the Golden State Warriors. The 27-year-old’s explanation was ignored and replaced by endless online drag sessions, with one resulting in the resurface of his Black Planet page.
For those unfamiliar with the social network, Black Planet came to be back in 1999 and was the premiere spot for bonding with other young, hip black folks.