It looks like now we've got bad blood!
Selena Gomez isn’t playing around when it comes to her best friend, Taylor Swift. After a resurfaced video showing Hailey Bieber pretending to gag at the mention of Swift, the Rare Beauty mogul quickly came to Swift’s defense.
“So sorry, my best friend is and continues to be one of the best in the game,” Gomez commented on the video.
It happened on Thursday, when Gomez left a comment under a TikTok calling Bieber a “mean girl” and showing a clip from Drop the Mic, the model’s former rap battle show with Method Man.
How does the hit reality show Flavor of Love play on black America's long war on racial stereotypes? Commentator Mark Anthony Neal is an associate professor in the Department of African and African American Studies at Duke University and author of The New Black Man: Rethinking Black Masculinity.
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Redeem now Snoop Dogg (or Snoop Lion, whatever you want to call him these days) is a vocal supporter of gay marriage, but that doesn't mean he thinks the music world is ready for a gay rapper.
When asked by The Guardian if Frank Ocean coming out last year would pave the way for other gay rappers, Snoop had a somewhat surprising response.
"Frank Ocean ain't no rapper. He's a singer.
Suge Knight says that his rights as a defendant were violated in several ways during his 2015 hit-and-run case, and in turn, he wants an early release from prison. The former Death Row Records founder is serving 28 years after pleading no contest to voluntary manslaughter for a fatal hit-and-run. He discussed the state of his case during an interview with AllHipHop.
“So an unfixable error, the only thing you got to do is you got to make a deal and let me go home or show I was right or you let me take my plea back and start all over,” he told the outlet.
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Isolation, longing, confusion, despair. Sounds like another excellent Drake album to us! Also, a very unnerving sci-fi film. If you listened to the moody new trailer for Drake’s upcoming album Scorpion, you undoubtedly noticed that it sounds a lot like the low, unnerving theme from Annihilation. According to Pitchfork, the song used in the trailer is Moderat’s “The Mark (Interlude),” which, you guessed it, was used by musicians Geoff Barrow and Ben Salisbury for the “The Alien” theme on the film’s soundtrack.