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Nicki Minaj was apparently arrested and managed to live stream the entire moment. On Saturday (May 25), the “Super Bass” singer live streamed the moment when she was at an Amsterdam airport where police officers alleged that she was “carrying drugs.” Minaj told the officers that she did not have any contraband with her. Despite
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It seems like everyone is a Bridgerton fan, including Pitbull! The rapper’s collaboration with Ne-Yo and Afrojack, “Give Me Everything,” was used in the infamous carriage scene between this season’s couple Penelope and Colin. The Grammy-winning musician shared his reaction on Instagram after the hit show dropped part one of Season 3 last week. “This again shows
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Eminem and LeBron James join forces to tell the intriguing tale of how music piracy took over the world in a new documentary titled How Music Got Free. Eminem Has a Documentary on Music Piracy Coming The two-part documentary series details the inside story of the “crime we all committed” to access free music during the late-1990s and early-2000s.
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Somebody call 9-1-1… because Sean Kingston’s house was just raided by the cops. According to Local News 10, the “Fire Burning” artist’s home was raided by police and a SWAT team on May 23. Broward Sheriff’s Office public information officer Carey Codd told USA Today that detectives and SWAT “served arrest and search warrants at
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We’re always in the process of relearning the same lessons. For most of us, growing up is about unpacking, unlearning, then re-learning a set of repeated themes. And through each stage of our life, we view them differently and understand them more clearly. We might even think we’re done. Checked healing off the list and
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A security guard during Chappell Roan‘s set at Hangout Fest is going viral after nailing the pop star’s “Hot to Go” choreography. “Security was feeling it,” a caption on the video posted to TikTok read. “Do we think he’s a [Chappell Roan] fan?” the other caption said. The security guard was captured on camera doing the arm
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Especially as the years go by, the value of rock artifacts from previous decades steadily rises. Things that were at one point mere tools — guitars, drum skins, notebooks for scribbling down lyrics — have now become treasured tokens worth tens of thousands of dollars. In some cases, we’re talking millions. Sometimes items are purposefully
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On Wednesday, May 15, thousands flocked to Barclay’s Center in the heart of Brooklyn, New York. It wasn’t for the Brooklyn Nets or even the Islanders…but perhaps an even more special event: to be among the first people to hear Billie Eilish’s new album, HIT ME HARD AND SOFT. As I took my seat, I
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Billie Eilish is back, because she has just released the music video for her song “Lunch.” In the self-directed video, Eilish can be seen wearing a red, backwards hat, a jersey, and a baggy shirt. She is also wearing several pieces of jewelry, including a ring. The visuals seemingly channel early Beastie Boys with the fish
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For the last few years, AleXa has ascended through the world of K-Pop. Adopting a cyberpunk aesthetic with hypnotic choreography, she’s racked up more than 160 million views on her YouTube channel. Now, she’s aiming to carry that momentum into her home country of the United States. Raised in Oklahoma, she grew up loving musical
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Eminem has an obituary printed in the newspaper detailing the demise of Slim Shady. Eminem Eulogizes Slim Shady On Tuesday (May 14), the Detroit Free Press printed an advertisement disguised as an obituary. The ad, which appeared on Page 3B in the sports section, is titled “Slime Shady Made Lasting Impressions,” with the subhead reading, “Fans ‘Will Never
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Nepotism – noun – the practice among those with power or influence of favoring relatives, friends, or associates, especially by gifting them jobs. Before Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce was a superstar in the NFL world. The go-to tight end on the Patrick Mahomes-led Kansas City Chiefs, the most recent dominating football franchise since Tom Brady
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The first gay couple ever to appear on American television dates back to 1975 — in Norman Lear’s groundbreaking and highly controversial sitcom Hot I Baltimore. Back then, featuring an LGBTQ+ couple on national TV was considered horrifying, even shameful. Although it’s far more common nowadays to see LGBTQ+ characters represented in film and television,
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