If you have been following underground hip-hop in recent years, there’s a good chance you already heard some of what Feez da Popstar was cooking up in the studio. Culminating with the breakout singles “All I Need Is” and “Hard Candy,” the much-buzzed rapper and songwriter has come on strong with a lot of critics
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Katie Thurston has opened up about something extremely personal and, unfortunately, extraordinarily painful. On Friday, the former Bachelorette lead revealed to the public that she is a victim of sexual assault. In a candid Instagram post, Thurston detailed her experience in the aftermath of this rape, which included getting a rape kit done and getting
Chrissy Teigen‘s casting her vote for the next Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover … and, she’s no “Nonsense” about getting singer Sabrina Carpenter. The model — who appeared on the cover of this year’s issue, BTW — talked about her who she wants to follow in her footsteps in an interview with People … and,
[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Interview With the Vampire‘s Season 2 finale, “And That’s The End Of It. There’s Nothing Else.”] Are you OK? Yeah, we get it. If you’ve pulled yourselves together enough to click on this story, then give yourself a gold star. Because that Interview With the Vampire finale was just…good lord.
‘Despicable Me 4’ opens in theaters on July 3, 2024. Photo: Universal Pictures. Opening in theaters on July 3rd, ‘Despicable Me 4’s is Illumination Entertainment (and distributor Universal) unleashing the latest salvo of their behemoth franchise. The success of ‘Despicable’ movies is almost comically predictable at this point, and while the latest offering does very
It’s official: Glastonbury‘s having a fallow year in 2026. Emily Eavis has confirmed the year off in a new chat with The Sun. It comes after Eavis had revealed earlier in the month (June 10) that she was thinking of having a fallow year for the Worthy Farm bash in two years time (2026). The
The ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ star reveals the news in a post on Instagram, saying, “We have made the mutual and … Originally published here.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) Photo: Shutterstock Florida governor and failed Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis shocked Floridians earlier this month when he vetoed over $32 million in arts funding from the state’s budget. On Thursday, he offered an explanation for the decision, citing what he characterized as “sexual” arts festivals. “You have your tax