When Kevin Hart isn’t selling out international arenas with his stand-up tours, or being attached to box office hit after box office hit, the widely-successful comedian likes to step into the shoes of his rapping alter-ego, Chocolate Droppa. But for this appearance, the Philly native showcased another personality when asked to rap over Desiigner‘s chart-topper, “Panda.” In promotion of Hart’s forthcoming animated film, The Secret Life of Pets, he sang Desiigner’s track in the voice of his rabbit character, Snowball.

Kim Kardashian is a free woman now. Following her divorce from Kris Humphries, the reality star was all-smiles on the red carpet when she spoke to Angie Martinez for EXTRA about her feelings on ex-husband, response to critics over her pregnancy style and walking down the aisle with Kanye West in the near future. Check out the highlights below. On divorce: I’m just glad for Kris and I both that we can just move on.

From the looks of it, it seems LeVar Burton was basically handed the modern-day “to the back of the bus” treatment in his experience with American Airlines on Sunday evening (June 11). The former Reading Rainbow host went on a storm of tweets expressing his contempt with the airline. The first incident involved American Airlines forcing the Star Trek: The Next Generation actor to move down to business class after he purchased two first class tickets.

In 2011, Albert Love received a death sentence for fatally shooting Kennan Hubert, 20, and Tyus Sneed, 17, in Waco, Texas. Now, after spending over three years on Death Row, the 29-year-old’s sentence might be revoked after winning an appeal. According to the Texas Tribune, the Court of Criminal Appeals decided to overturn Love’s conviction after the jury ruled that his text messages were obtained without a warrant. Within the messages, prosecutors stated that Love hid the murder weapons.

Marlon Wayans has now responded to backlash received after commenting on the recent Alabama riverboat brawl that took place on Saturday (Aug 5). The comedian insisted that his initial comment was pure “irony and sarcasm,” although many found it to be condemning and misleading. On Tuesday (Aug. 8), the Fifty Shades of Black actor took to his Instagram with two videos clarifying that his comment was misinterpreted. He also posed the rhetorical question: “Why the f**k would I criticize Black people for defending themselves… I’m Black, the f**k?