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50 Cent Slams Verizon Over STARZ Blackout

50 Cent is going to war with Verizon, telling Power fans to dump the provider over its STARZ blackout. The rapper and TV mogul blasted Verizon and CEO Dan Schulman on Instagram after the company's Fios customers lost access to STARZ programming amid a messy carriage dispute. 50 urged fans to switch providers, warning they could miss Power and the network's other hit shows.

Netflix Coming Soon: New Movies & TV Shows

Netflix is making sure our watchlists stay nice and crowded this fall. From Kerry Washington's new thriller Animals to a new documentary diving into the life and legacy of Mike Tyson, there's plenty headed our way. Tyler Perry is also back with a few more films to ensure you get all the emotions, good feelings, and compelling storylines you can handle.

T-Pain Blasts Streaming Rates After $100M Deal

T-Pain cashed in his catalog because he did not want unpredictable streaming payments to determine what his children inherit. The "I'm Sprung" hitmaker explained the decision during a Twitch stream, more than a year after HarbourView Equity Partners acquired his publishing catalog and select master rights for a rumored $100 million.

Nicki Minaj Launches $10 Monthly Subscription for Content

Nicki Minaj has a new way of making money by charging her diehard fans to see all her social media rants. Over the weekend, the Pink Friday rapper announced fans could pay $10 to see exclusive posts on X. The entertainer explained, You can now subscribe to my X account. It's for ppl who wanna have fun, think deeper, grow, learn, laugh, cry, cuss ppl out, look cute sometimes, be yourself at all times elevate, levitate, meditate.

Kai Cenat Auditions in Atlanta Arena – Thousands Swarm

Kai Cenat's in-person Streamer University auditions at State Farm Arena were cut short on Wednesday after thousands of hopeful content creators crowded downtown Atlanta, leading officials to stop the auditions and ask everyone waiting outside to leave.

Kai Cenat and AMP Face $1M Lawsuit Over Mall Stream

Kai Cenat, AMP Entertainment, Duke Dennis, and others are being sued for more than $1 million by a San Antonio mall security guard who says he was punched during the group's viral hide-and-seek livestream on August 2, 2025.

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HBCU Homecoming 2026: Hot Street Style

The homecoming fashion show continues across HBCU campuses with students bringing their fashion A-game to the yard. From statement outerwear and bold prints to creative accessories and perfectly styled basics, standout looks included all green everything, classic Timberlands, jaguar-print moments, earth tones, and fur hats. Students elevated everyday white tees with creative layering, showed school spirit through crocheted gear, coordinated group fits, and added edge with distressed denim. Pops of color through accessories and unexpected hues brought homecoming looks to life, proving HBCU students know how to turn homecoming into an unforgettable fashion showcase.

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Muni Long Warns Women About Being First Bad B*tch

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Basquiat Artwork Exhibition Coming to Atlanta

Fans of Jean-Michel Basquiat will have a chance to get up close and personal with some of his work at Atlanta's High Museum of Art in 2027. The exhibit, organized by the Princeton University Art Museum, will highlight a lesser-known side of Basquiat's groundbreaking artwork: printmaking. Set to run from Feb. 19 to May 16, 2027, the exhibit includes more than 50 works and centers on the famed artist's 1984 Blue Ribbon paintings.