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50 Cent Lands $75M Hulu Deal for Life Documentary
On April 7, the Queens legend confirmed he locked in a massive multi-million dollar deal with Hulu to bring his life story to the screen in a three-part documentary series. The upcoming doc will take viewers all the way back to Fif's early days in Queens, New York — from his time hustling on the streets to surviving the infamous shooting that nearly took his life.
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Why Black Actors Like Teiana Taylor Deserve Better from White Critics
Black actors like Teyana Taylor often face unfair criticism and skepticism from white critics, perpetuating a cycle of marginalization.
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TODD BRIDGES DIVORCE: BETTIJO HIRSCHI MARRIAGE UPDATE
Todd Bridges and Bettijo Hirschi's marriage has come to an end after a series of public feuds and revelations about their relationship. Find out what led to the breakdown of their union.
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Jill Scott: Aretha Franklin’s Hot Dog Run Test
Jill Scott recalled her first encounter with Aretha Franklin during a recent sit-down on Fresh Air, where instead of offering mentorship, Aretha asked her to get two hot dogs with cooked onions and mustard. Scott went and retrieved the food, though she doesn't think Aretha even ate them.
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Chris Rock Dating White Woman: New Relationship
Chris Rock was recently spotted out and about looking more than just friends with a very attractive White woman, caught locked in some serious PDA, kissing and strolling hand-in-hand like a couple of teenagers in love.
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Michaela Coel’s ‘First Day on Earth’ Casts Thandiwe Newton and Ncuti Gatwa
Get ready for the highly anticipated series 'First Day on Earth' as Michaela Coel adds two more talents to its cast, including Oscar-nominated actress Thandiwe Newton and rising star Ncuti Gatwa. Read all about it here.
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Harriet Tubman Painting Worth $3.5M Going to Auction
A painting of Harriet Tubman created to embolden young Black women at Bennett College is being sold for up to 3.5 million dollars to help secure the future of the same Black institution it was meant to inspire. The 1931 masterpiece by Aaron Douglas, a notable figure of the Harlem Renaissance, depicts Tubman breaking the chains of slavery and leading others toward liberation. Bennett College decided to auction the painting through Sotheby's after more than two years of discussions, with proceeds supporting the college's Women's Health Initiative and future endeavors.
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Tyreek Hill’s Wife Questions His Parenting Time
Tyreek Hill is facing another legal demand from estranged wife Keeta Vaccaro, who wants receipts showing when and how the NFL star spends time with his 10 children. In newly filed court documents, Vaccaro is requesting parenting plans, custody agreements and scheduling records as their ongoing divorce proceedings continue.
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Sean Diddy Combs’ Prison Release Date Revealed
Sean "Diddy" Combs' prison release date has been shifted again. The federal Bureau of Prisons says Diddy will now be released on February 6, 2028, instead of March 2, 2028. His release date has changed multiple times including January 21, February 5, and February 20. While at Fort Dix in New Jersey, Diddy was placed in solitary confinement for allegedly violating rules by getting into fights and using contraband cellphones. He was found guilty in 2025 on two counts of the Mann Act and sentenced to 50 months in federal prison.
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Meghan Markle’s Dad Faces Police Report Over Allegations
Meghan Markle's father, Thomas Markle Sr., was celebrating a new romance with a nurse 36 years his junior earlier this year, months before becoming the subject of a reported investigation involving alleged child sexual abuse material.
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Stephen A. Smith Responds to D.L. Hughley Sellout
Stephen A. Smith unleashed a scathing attack on comedian D.L. Hughley while defending his controversial visit to the White House to meet with President Donald Trump, criticizing him for questioning his motives and accusing him of turning against his own community.