Month: June 2024

50 Cent may be following in Tyler Perry’s footsteps, expanding his entertainment empire with his G-Unit film and television studios, but Fiddy’s making clear they aren’t rivals.  G-Unit Studios in Shreveport, Louisiana, reportedly became the second-largest Black-owned production studio in the world after Perry’s Atlanta studio. However, this doesn’t mean the executives are at odds.
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Midwest death metal wrecking crew Obscene are back with their third album in four years, Agony & Wounds, next month but you can tuck into the latest choice cut right now. “Breathe the Decay” is a frantic four-minute romp that jams an impressive amount into its relatively short runtime. Still housing everything in a fast-moving death metal exterior,
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Sadly, the bloodbath that happened behind the McSween residence was inevitable. The Army failed miserably at their peacekeeping mission on Billy the Kid Season 2 Episode 7. That’s because the two feuding sides were not interested in any truce. The Regulators and The House wanted their opponents to pay for past actions. Bringing Hotel Cocaine to
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Billy Corgan has opened up about his friendship with the late Sinéad O’Connor, calling her “such an incredible talent”. In a new interview with the Irish Times, the Smashing Pumpkins frontman shared details about his friendship with O’Connor, who tragically died aged 56 in July last year. Corgan revealed O’Connor lived with mutual friend and drummer
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Enrique Iglesias dropped his emotional “Hero” music video in 2001, which also starred Jennifer Love Hewitt and Mickey Rourke, but it turns out that his tears were more real than fans knew. Hewitt told Entertainment Tonight about the real-life tragedy that inspired Iglesias’ sobs. “The craziest thing about that video shoot that I don’t know if people
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