Paramount Global’s Viacom is calling out Zeus Network for allegedly stealing the vibe of its hit show Wild ‘N Out with their new game show Bad vs. Wild, hosted by Nick Cannon. Viacom says the show is straight-up copying their popular MTV series, especially with how it’s set up. Bad vs. Wild brings together cast…… Continue Reading
Kendrick Lamar mentioned the phrase “40 Acres and a Mule” ahead of performing “Not Like Us” at Super Bowl LIX. We explain its meaning.… Continue Reading
The Justice Department has officially recommended that federal corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams be dropped, with critics seeing it as a “quid pro quo” for Adams’ support of President Donald Trump.… Continue Reading
Well, at least Drake does have a few loyal friends left in the game.… Continue Reading
PSN subscribers are still awaiting the compensation PlayStation promised them.… Continue Reading
Kendrick Lamar’s “Say Drake” jab from his “Not Like Us” hit got the meme treatment on X after his Super Bowl LIX halftime show performance.… Continue Reading
We’re still gonna call it the Gulf of Mexico; just saying.… Continue Reading
The family of Irv Gotti, real name Irving Lorenzo, announced details of the mogul and record label executive’s funeral service in Queens.… Continue Reading
Recently, a video surfaced of Kodak Black, the Florida rapper, sitting on the floor of a busy Atlanta street eating chicken, which quickly sparked concern among his fans. Many speculated that the rapper was struggling with drug addiction, with some suggesting he appeared disoriented or unwell. As the video circulated online, fans voiced their worries,…… Continue Reading
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Yes, you read that right. Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime show was hands down one of the Blackest moments of 2025. In just 13 minutes, he flipped Gil Scott-Heron’s The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, seemingly took aim at Trump, and delivered a powerful American story—all while throwing lyrical haymakers at Drake. The Black…… Continue Reading