According to new court documents obtained by TMZ, Teyana Taylor has accused her estranged husband, Iman Shumpert, of being intoxicated while caring for their two daughters, Junie and Rue. The A Thousand And One star claimed the former NBA player has failed to properly care for their children by allegedly smoking marijuana around the them and being under the influence while they’re in his care. In the documents, Shumpert was also accused of failing to feed the girls when they were with him.

Kevin Hart‘s critical-acclaim partially came from his revered and laugh-out-loud stand-up specials. From I’m a Grown Little Man to October’s forthcoming debut, What Now? the Philly native might take his final bow when it comes to stand-up comedy touring. In a brief speech at CinemaCon, Hart said he’s unsure about what the future will hold when it comes to producing his stand-up acts. “I don’t know if I’m ever going to go out and do it again,” he said.

While the 2017 Emmy Awards provided a load of winning moments for people of color within and outside the entertainment world, there was still room for valid critiques regarding the underrepresented. This time, instead of women or people of color, it was children who received the cold shoulder. Despite its popular status and vocal fan base, Netflix top show Stranger Things did not take home any major Emmy awards of the evening (best drama, best supporting actor, best supporting actress).

Jonathan Majors‘ accuser, Grace Jabbari, testified during their assault trial on Monday (Dec. 4). Business Insider reports that Jabbari shared allegations during her teary opening statement. The woman alleged that the California native was controlling and abusive during their relationship.  Assistant District Attorney Michael Perez claimed that the actor “demanded total compliance” from Jabbari. Perez also alleged that Majors exhibited a “cruel and manipulative pattern of psychological abuse.” If his needs weren’t met, the Ant-Man actor would allegedly become enraged, shouting at Jabbari or flinging objects at her.

You already know it’s a special affair when Northern and Southern Cali get together, right? Well, Oakland’s rising sensation Kamaiyah called on her Bompton cousin YG to bring us the very, very lit visuals for her new banger, “F*ck It Up.” The rowdy track is featured on her mixtape A Good Night In The Ghetto. READ: The Oakland Rookie Taking The Game By Storm She brings the whole hood out for a memorable celebration in the Oakland.