Brian Tyree Henry is back to save the world. The 41-year-old reprises his role as the conspiracy theorist and Titan Truth podcaster, Bernie Hayes, in the new Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire movie. The character was first introduced in the 2021 film Godzilla vs. Kong.
“I’m excited for people to see Bernie get his due… he kind of saved the world last time,” shared the acclaimed actor with VIBE at the film’s world premiere in Hollywood, Calif.
As you’ve probably noticed from our homepage’s tricked-out skin, the cop action drama Brooklyn’s Finest—starring Richard Gere, Don Cheadle, Ethan Hawke and Wesley Snipes—hits theaters today. And to celebrate it’s release, folks behind the film have teamed up with VIBE to give away a Playstation 3. And you don’t even have to snitch on anyone!
You do, however, have to put your BK knowledge out there. Specifically Brooklyn hip-hop. The first person to complete the following affidavit quiz on Nas’ birth borough (look it up!
In August, it’ll be 10 years since the entertainment industry was rocked by the death of the comedic legend Bernie Mac. While his legacy continues to live on from his self-titled sitcom to previous stand-up specials, one of his colleagues had plans to revive his likeness.
In an interview with The Huffington Post, Cedric the Entertainer revealed The Original Kings Of Comedy were drawing up a mini-reunion tour. Unfortunately, Mac died before plans for the production began.
Twitter, the extra channel of entertainment in your life, has struck again in the form of sitcom fandom, gospel riffs and all around hilarity.
Twitter user and designer @FinallyAaron showed love to the classic TV show The Golden Girls by belting out a gospel version, breakdowns and all.
Aaron’s video might ring some non-church bells. Back in November, he posted a 15-second video of his version on Instagram where it went viral.
Just when you thought “food porn” was a standard Instagram hashtag, it’s actually an annual list of the country’s most fattening eats at U.S. chain restaurants.
Among the top contenders include a Cheesecake Factory pasta dish that holds 3,120 calories, a day and a half’s worth of the suggested daily caloric intake for an adult. Reuters reports that the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a consumer-based nonprofit group that promotes healthier eating, compiles the yearly list of “food porn” to clue consumers in on the most unhealthiest dishes with “eye-popping levels of calories, saturated fat, sugar and/or sodium.