On Jan. 10, we got a first-look at an episode of the British TV comedy “Urban Myths,” which follows a supposed road trip taken by Michael Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The King Of Pop is portrayed by a white man, Joseph Fiennes, and judging by the short teaser trailer for the episode, viewers are in for quite the experience. Two people who definitely won’t be tuning in to the episode when it airs on Jan.

Pop Smoke’s older brother gets candid about the rapper’s death for the latest installment of Taraji P. Henson’s Facebook Watch series, Peace of Mind with Taraji. In his first time back to Los Angeles since the murder, Obasi Jackson, admitted to feeling “spread out” and “spread thin” since his brother was killed. “Me losing my only brother, I’m going to miss so many things,” he said of the “The Woo” rapper born Bashar Barakah Jackson.

Celebrities continue to weigh in on Diddy‘s recent apology video following released 2016 footage of him abusing Cassie in a hotel hallway. The latest commentary comes from Raven-Symoné, who believes the music mogul has only apologized because “he got caught” and “his money is about to deplete.” In the latest episode of The Best Podcast Ever with Raven and Miranda, Symoné recalled the industry being silent about Diddy’s long-time “shenanigans,” which she believes are now windows that people are “starting to see in.

It’s been a rough couple of days for Rob Kardashian. The youngest Kardashian took to Instagram last week and posted Blac Chyna‘s nude pictures after she sent him a video of her in bed with another man. Instagram then shut down the 30-year-old’s account, to which he continued his tirade on Twitter. The angry rant proved entertaining for anyone at work not wanting to work, but Chyna and her attorney took screenshots, gathered intel and prepared their legal defense against Chyna’s ex-fiance.

Word to the wise: Xzibit is over and done with his hit MTV series, Pimp My Ride. The rapper/former television star gave a quick (and not very nice) answer to a Twitter user who made a reference to the car remodeling reality show on Saturday (Mar. 19). After being asked, “Can you pimp my ride,” Xzibit declined the request, and offered an alternative: Last year, an expose by The Huffington Post reported that Pimp My Ride was all a sham.