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The HBCU student will be driving a Virginia State University-themed car with the number 44 on it. The car will be decked out in Virginia State’s orange and blue color scheme and represent all the proud Trojans out there.
We are hearing from everyone about "the slap" except the individuals directly involved. Jada Pinkett's entanglement partner, August Alsina, has decided to chime in.
Via social media, Pinkett Smith broke her silence for the first time since the incident but the message doesn't leave much in the way of clues.
According to a second party seller, Rock's comedy tour saw a visible uptick in sales after Smith struck him on stage over the weekend after a joke aimed at Jada Pinkett Smith.
Walemania is set to take place at The House of Blues and will include The Masked Man Show Live podcast, surprise guests and naturally, a performance from Wale himself.
In the latest trailer Tom Cruise reprises his role as legendary Navy aviator, Captain Pete “Maverick” Mitchell who returns to duty not just to continue to fight for his country, but to also take a new generation of fighter pilots under his wing including the son of his late friend, Goose, Lt. Bradley “Rooster” Bradshaw played by Miles Teller
An interview was published Tuesday in which Donald Trump called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to spill the tea on Hunter Biden citing unproven claims about his business dealings in Russia.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from D3szn featuring E-40 and Ohgeesy, Frenchie and Hell Rell, and more.
On Monday, the city launched The Violence Prevention Hotline, a 24 hours hotline staffed with dozens of trauma-informed "resource navigators" who will be on call to respond to residents impacted or concerned about issues of gun violence.
Via a new freestyle verse, the veteran rapper and actor called for unity within Atlanta while replying in part to Omeretta The Great's buzzy "Sorry Not Sorry" track.
Ezra Miller is not here for your terrible karaoke singing while trying to enjoy an alcoholic beverage.
CBS News reporter Robert Costa and Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward delivered more startling news Tuesday morning regarding the actions of former President Donald Trump and the White House during the January 6th riots, showing phone records that had an eleven-hour gap on that day. The news compelled many to compare Trump to formerly impeached President Richard Nixon.