During the East Rutherford, N.J. stop of his After Hours Til Dawn Tour, Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye revealed the teaser for his new HBO series The Idol. The Canadian star is now stepping into production with his inaugural six-episode series. Co-created by Euphoria’s Sam Levinson, Tesfaye plays the role of Tedros, a self-help guru and leader of a modern-day cult, who develops a complicated relationship with an up-and-coming pop idol. Co-star Lily-Rose Depp plays Jocelyn, a rising pop star that gets lured into Tedros’ “sick and twisted” world.

Trina is the latest rap star to perform for NPR’s Tiny Desk, delivering a handful of her fan-favorite tracks. Published on Friday (April 7), the Miami musician kicked off her showcase with the endearing song “Mama” a tribute to her late mother who passed away in 2019 of cancer. Wearing a leather top and diamond chain accessories, the 44-year-old managed to perform through her strong emotions. Continuing the performance, the recognized Hip-Hop icon proved her decades-long status as one of the genre’s innovators for men and women alike.

What about niggas on the West Coast? They not feedin’ in, they about their money and shit. I’m talking about the east coast. Cause I love a lot of niggas out there. I love a lot of people out there. I got a lot of support from New York when I was in jail. That’s really important to me that New York don’t think I’m trippin’ on you. This is just something that’s been in me for a long time.

Will Smith is taking his 50th birthday celebration to the highest height imaginable. According to Page Six, the actor and social media aficionado is reportedly planning to bungee jump out of a helicopter over the Grand Canyon, and broadcast the experience to his fans. How did this crazy idea come about? The site reads that the challenge is from the Yes Theory YouTube channel back in March 2018; they asked Smith to perform the death-defying stunt.

A woman has released new photos to support her claim that she saw the Loch Ness Monster. According to The Telegraph, Chie Kelly snapped photos of the mythical beast in August 2018 during a vacation to the Scottish Highlands. But, fearing public scrutiny, Kelly held off on showing her pictures. However, Kelly was moved to step forward after the Loch Ness Center called for the world to partake in the largest hunt in five decades on Aug.