The Premier Entertainment Website for all your Social Media Conversations, Music, and Videos
In 2001, Usher treated us to a tour of his 6-bedroom Atlanta home designed predominantly by his Mum. Originally starting the tour in a white t-shirt, it didn’t take long for Usher to drape a floor length fur coat around his shoulders before guiding viewers outside to his extensive and expensive car collection.
A Colorado jury awarded a 78-year-old woman, Ruby Johnson, $3.76 million after a SWAT team mistakenly raided her house while searching for a stolen truck containing weapons and an iPhone. The SWAT team surrounded Johnson's house, expecting a dangerous suspect, but found the elderly woman who had just finished a shower. Despite her cooperation, the SWAT team extensively searched her house, only to realize later they had the wrong address.
The Cyclone Pro earbuds boast features such as volume control, call functions, and a built-in microphone, making them perfect for exercise and cleaning around the house. With up to 90 hours play time, charge as you go: Built-in 2000mAh rechargeable battery charging case, wireless earbuds can play for 4 hours.
Destiny's Child of Houston, Texas hit Times Square with all the original vibes! They caught up with Carson Daly, spilling all the deets and hype around their fresh then album "The Writing's On The Wall."
Plot details are currently under wraps for the untitled project that stemmed from an original idea by Natalie Krinsky, who will write the script. Krinsky conceived the idea with Kim Kardashian in mind, and it has yet to be determined whether the film will be planned for theatrical or streaming.
Meek Mill and Atlanta native rapper Future releases new music video titled "Keep Going." Rapper Meek Mill has struck a partnership with talent agency WME.
Rodney Jones, a former producer and videographer for Diddy, is suing the mogul, alleging repeated sexual assault and unwanted advances. Jones claims Diddy groped his genitals, touched his anus, and engaged in inappropriate behavior.
A New York judge has reportedly ordered Dame Dash to sell his shares in Roc-A-Fella to pay a $823,000 judgment to movie producer Josh Weber.
This comes after Dame sued Weber for defamation and copyright infringement from a dispute over the 2016 film "Dear Frank." Dash was fired as the film's producer, and he claimed that Weber was trying to sell the film independently under the new title, "The List." This led to Dash's lawsuit against Weber, which he ultimately lost and was ordered to pay the six-figure judgment.
The official video for the pair’s 2007 collab has now surpassed one billion views on the platform since it was uploaded in 2009. The song sat atop the Billboard Hot 100 when it was released, and maintained that position for seven weeks, making it one of the Anti singer’s most successful songs.
