Tag: Entertainment

Keke Palmer will reportedly take home $2 million for her new hosting gig on the popular NBC singing competition series "The Voice: Celebrity." According to Fortune Magazine, the talented star earned her first million by the time she was 12 years old, thanks to projects like "Barbershop 2: Back in the Habit," "Madea's Family Reunion," and her breakout film "Akeelah and the Bee." Just two years after starring in the popular 2006 film, she landed her own show on Nickelodeon called "True Jackson VP," where she reportedly earned $20,000 per episode.

She's rockin' yellow, and her breakout song was also yellow. Love & Hip-Hop: New York was her entrance into superstardom and today she performs internationally. If you wanted to, you could untie the bikini babe in question.

If you're looking for your next favorite Black film, the Martha's Vineyard African-American Film Festival is once again bringing the heat! This year's lineup is serving up everything from powerful documentaries and inspiring true stories to emotional dramas that will have audiences talking long after the credits roll. With stories spotlighting Black history, resilience, love, and ambition, MVAAFF 2026 is the place to discover the films and TV shows everyone will be buzzing about.

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.

Sean Diddy Combs paid between seven to eight million dollars to his high-powered legal team over nearly two years of his federal criminal case. His attorneys included Marc Agnifilo, Teny Geragos, Brian Steel, and Nicole Westmoreland, dating back to his September 2024 arrest. For most people this would be staggering, but Diddy reportedly has hundreds of millions in the bank.

Drake turned ladies' night into payday, dropping more than one million dollars on women at his annual Strong Women, Stronger Drinks bash. Drizzy hosted the third annual event Tuesday night at Toronto's Casa Loma, where ten women each scored fifty thousand dollars, while six others received one hundred thousand apiece.