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Britney Spears Is Upset and Now Wants A Public Apology For Alleged Vegas Slap
Despite police saying slapped herself, she’s upset. Meanwhile, Victor Wenbanyama is ready to move on.
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Police Say Britney Spears Hit Herself, but She Has Something to Say About Wembanyama and Her Reaction
Ahead of his NBA debut, the controversy surrounding the pop star and the basketball phenom’s security team has come to an end.
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2023 Super Bowl: The History of Black Halftime Performances
From a host of HBCU marching bands to Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston and Mary J. Blige, here’s a list of Black artists who’ve excited millions every year.
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Framing Britney Spears Producers Reportedly Working on Documentary About Janet Jackson Super Bowl Moment
My mama and aunties always said, “what doesn’t come out in the wash, will come out in the rinse.” Well, it looks like that may be true in the case of the 2004 controversy surrounding Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake’s Super Bowl halftime show. Though there were two people on that stage, let’s just say…
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Can You Copyright Dance Moves? 'Single Ladies', 'Formation' and 'WAP' Choreographer JaQuel Knight Made History Doing Just That
You can’t hear the rhythmic “oh-oh-OH-oh-oh-OHHH-oh-oh-oh…” in Beyoncé’s hit single, “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)” without busting those now-iconic dance moves (heavily inspired by Bob Fosse), right? Well, you have one man to thank for that—JaQuel Knight. Recognizing the power of that longevity and visibility, Knight has made history as the first choreographer…
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‘I Know I Failed’: Justin Timberlake Issues Long-Awaited Apology to Janet Jackson and Britney Spears
Another day, another celeb apology. Only this time, it’s LONG overdue. On Friday, Variety reported that Man of the Woods artist Justin Timberlake officially issued an apology to pop superstar Britney Spears and icon Janet Jackson. You may recall Jackson and Timberlake’s 2004 Super Bowl performance when Timberlake tugged on a piece of Jackson’s outfit,…
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More Beyoncé, Less Britney: How MTV Can Improve the VMAs
For some years now, MTV has largely relied on nostalgia and the promise of returning to what used to make its Video Music Awards show vital viewing to lure people into watching. You watch—majorly because the performers list is so stacked that you can’t help giving in to temptation—and then you’re let down. This year…