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Amanda Seales Denies Jealousy Over Issa Rae’s Success

Amanda Seales is denying that she is jealous of Issa Rae, pushing back on claims that she envies her former Insecure costar's career, marriage and Hollywood connections. During a recent livestream, Seales addressed a comment implying that Rae has the life she wants.

Kelli Potter Blasts Porsha Over Married Pastor Claim

Kelli Potter says her friendship with Porsha Williams fell apart after the Real Housewives of Atlanta veteran accused her of sleeping with a married pastor, and she questioned whether Porsha is a girl's girl.

Shannon Beador Upset Over Unpaid RHOC Dinner Bill

Tamra Judge says Shannon Beador had a meltdown after The Quiet Woman restaurant did not initially cover the bill for a recent outing with Andy Cohen and their Real Housewives of Orange County castmates, though the owner eventually agreed to pay after Tamra explained Shannon's disappointment.

Atlanta’s Powerful ‘Choir Boy’ Production

Actor Brandon L. Smith stars as Pharus in Tarell Alvin McCraney's Choir Boy at Actor's Express in Atlanta. Smith never felt the need to come out to his family, simply existing as his authentic self. He found the role particularly meaningful, stating it represents the fullness of who he is as a Black queer man. The gospel music and Negro spirituals throughout the show feel like honoring ancestors. Director Amanda Washington describes the music as a warm blanket, speaking to contemporary civil rights issues and how communities break free from constraints.

Cam’ron Threatens NSFW Screengrabs of Cardi B’s Team

Cam'ron's not playing around with a member of Cardi B's team anymore, demanding money he feels he's owed from a studio session and using alleged NSFW messages as leverage. He's threatening to reveal sexual messages and photographic evidence if he doesn't get payment soon for work on an unreleased track.

Lil Wayne Criticized for Two Hour Concert Delay

Lil Wayne left New Hampshire fans fuming after reportedly taking the stage more than two hours late and performing for only about an hour. The 43-year-old rapper was scheduled to begin his set at BankNH Pavilion in Gilford at 8:50 p.m. on July 3, but concertgoers said Wayne did not appear until around 11 p.m., with some leaving before they ever saw him perform.

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