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‘General Hospital’ Star Tabyana Ali Claps Back Against Racist Trolls
The actress, who plays Trina, responded to online attacks and was backed up by a statement from the long-running daytime drama.
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WATCH: Paula Deen is Barely Recognizable, and Black Twitter Has its Theories
Social media is wondering what happened to Deen after a video of the former TV chef recently resurfaced.
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Has Teyana Taylor and Iman Shumpert’s Messy Divorce Finally Come to an End? Here’s What We Know
The couple officially announced their separation back in Sep.2023.
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Brandy and Monica Finally Squash Their Beef on Record, and the Internet Has All the Feedback
The two R&B legends seem to have finally come together for good after reuniting for Ariana Grande's latest single.
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Michael Blackson Suggests Comedians Still Haven’t Forgiven Will Smith For the Slap, But Do We Care?
The comedian breaks down why stand up comics can’t enjoy the ‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’ star’s films.
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Why Diddy’s Billionaire Status Might Be Coming to an End Soon
A coveted position since the 90's, Billionaire Diddy may no longer be a title he can hold.
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How Jennifer Hudson Discovered Her Dad Had 27 Children… Yes, 27.
The EGOT winner explains how she feels about her expansive family tree.
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Kendrick Lamar Takes Down Drake at Concert, Nara Smith Contro Grows On Tiktok, Janet Jackson’s Fans Poke Fun of Justin Timberlake’s Arrest and More
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Did Alicia Keys, Jay-Z’s Surprise Duet Soften ‘Hell’s Kitchen’s’ Tonys Snub?
The pair reunited to perform their classic hit, ‘Empire State of Mind,’ on Broadway’s biggest night. Did it take the sting out of the show’s disappointment?
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All the Artists Who Popped Out at Kendrick Lamar’s Juneteenth Concert in L.A.
From Bino and Blxst to Ty Dollar $ign and Steve Lacy--the show was LIT from start to finish.