Meek Mill’s “Dreams Come True” tour made its stop in the Big Apple on Saturday night. Coming out to the fitting intro “Maybach Curtains,” the MMG rapper performed tracks from his debut “Dreams & Nightmares” as well as his mixtape fare from “Dreamchasers” and its sequel. “You rocking with the Dreamchasers tonight,” said Meek.
Accompanied by just his DJ and keyboardist, Meek’s stage presence has markedly grown since his earlier shows such as last year’s Club Paradise tour with Drake.
Megan Thee Stallion has already conquered the music industry and now looks to expand her creative endeavors. The “Cocky Af” rapper opened up to The Hollywood Reporter about her goals in film including using her talents on and off-screen.
“I definitely want to be an actress, but I also really want to be a director. For me, I love movies. I’m just definitely like a film buff. And I don’t feel like acting should look like acting.
Life just keeps getting better for Universal/Motown recording star Melanie Fiona. In addition to having the no.1 R&B/Hip Hop Song in the country, Fiona is prepping for a nationwide tour with Alicia Keys.
Confirming news that she would indeed open for the “Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart” singer, Fiona says “I’ve admired Alicia Keys since before I got into the music industry, just everything she represents as a female artist.
Nia Long and Larenz Tate are set to recapture their Love Jones magic at the upcoming 2022 CultureCon.
According to Variety, the 4th annual convention will be presented by Creative Collective NYC and commemorate the film’s 25th anniversary with the duo headlining the Creative Genius conversation on October 8. Long and Tate will lead a discussion celebrating the most impactful creatives behind the culture.
Some fans consider New Line Cinema’s Love Jones a ‘90s classic.
Nick Cannon issued an official apology over his controversial podcast that has since been deleted. The comedian and host shared another lengthy message on social media on Wednesday (July 15) apologizing to the Jewish community for his “hurtful and divisive words.”
“First and foremost I extend my deepest and most sincere apologies to my Jewish sisters and brothers for the hurtful and divisive words that came out of my mouth during my interview with Richard Griffin, reads a message on his Facebook page.