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Winston Duke and Marianne Jean-Baptiste are joining Delroy Lindo for Jabari’s People. Marking Lindo’s feature directorial debut, the family drama follows a gifted but rebellious Brooklyn teenager who is sent to live with his estranged grandparents in Jamaica’s Blue Mountains following the sudden death of his mother. via The Hollywood Reporter: Winston Duke, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Wendell Pierce and rising actor Seyi Andes-Pelumi are starring alongside Delroy Lindo in Jabari’s People, a Jamaican-set family drama that is serving as the directorial debut for the Oscar-nominated Sinners star. The feature recently wrapped production in Kingston, Jamaica, after completing a 22-day shoot. “I’ve…
Professional Fighters League (PFL) today announced the full fight card for PFL Chicago, live from Wintrust Arena on Friday, October 16, featuring the inaugural PFL Women’s Flyweight World Championship. #2-Liz “Girl-Rilla” Carmouche (26-8), a pioneer of women’s MMA, former Bellator Champion and 2025 PFL World Tournament Champion, will face submission specialist #4-Jena Bishop (11-3) with history on the line in the night’s main event. Carmouche, who competed in the UFC’s first women’s fight in 2013 and served five years in the U.S. Marine Corps, has won 13 of her last 14 bouts, while Bishop, an IBJJF No-Gi World Champion and ADCC veteran, has earned back-to-back…
Hilary Duff isn’t ready to wrap up The Lucky Me Tour. Following strong demand for her first full-scale global headline run in nearly two decades, the singer has added 32 new dates across Europe, Latin America and the United States, extending the tour deep into 2027. via Yahoo! Entertainment: The Lucky Me Tour, supporting her album, Luck … or Something, has already traveled across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, the U.K., and now 32 new dates in Europe, Latin America and the U.S. have been added due to popular demand. Those shows will run from May through November 2027. The added…
The GRAMMY Museum will expand its celebration of Olivia Rodrigo with “Olivia Rodrigo: Note by Note,” presented by American Express, opening Friday, September 25th, 2026. Serving as the second part of the museum’s exhibitions dedicated to Rodrigo, the new experience takes fans through the singer-songwriter’s career so far with artifacts representing all three of her album cycles, two world tours and other major moments from her rise to global pop stardom. “Note by Note” builds upon “Olivia Rodrigo: The Cure Unraveled,” an exhibition featuring handmade sets, props and artwork created for Rodrigo’s “The Cure” music video. While the original installation…
Whoopi Goldberg, Vivica A. Fox, Vanessa Williams and Jenifer Lewis are joining forces for Netflix’s upcoming comedy Women Like Us. Directed by Tasha Smith, the film follows a recently widowed woman whose trip to the Hamptons with her lifelong friends and sister becomes a journey through grief, marriage, sisterhood and rediscovering dreams. via Daytime Confidential: First Lady Michelle Obama. Goldberg and Fox will star in Women Like Us, along with Jenifer Lewis and Vanessa Williams, centering on the lifelong friendship with each other set in the Hamptons. One of the women is recently widowed and is whisked away by her…
Netflix brought A Different World to Morehouse College for a star-studded celebration connecting the beloved series’ legacy with its next generation. Held September 21st at the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel, the event kicked off the Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival with performances, a screening of the first two episodes and appearances from original stars Jasmine Guy, Darryl M. Bell and Cree Summer alongside the new cast. The celebration brought together A Different World veterans, its new generation of stars and the creative team behind the series for a night honoring the show’s enduring connection to HBCU culture.…
David Oyelowo and Nate Parker are continuing to expand Mansa’s footprint in mobile-first entertainment. The Black culture-focused platform is building out its slate of original microdramas, using short, vertically formatted episodes to bring romance, drama and other scripted stories directly to smartphone audiences. TheWrap via Variety: Mansa Studios, the media company co-founded by David Oyelowo and Nate Parker, has partnered with Macro Television Studios to develop, finance and produce various vertical series, the two companies announced Monday. Macro and Mansa will develop, market and promote the projects coming out of the partnership, while also share ownership of the intellectual property.…
Shaboozey and Gunna are bringing some outlaw energy to the screen with the official music video for “High Noon.” Set inside a crowded Western saloon, the gritty visual finds the two artists stepping into the cinematic world established on Shaboozey’s latest album, The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales, while blending his country storytelling with Gunna’s hip-hop presence.
Chaka Khan may not remember exactly how she first met Lenny Kravitz, but she knew she wanted him on her new album. The music legend recruited Kravitz for “Bring the Party,” one of several high-profile collaborations featured on Chakzilla, Khan’s first full-length project in seven years. via PEOPLE: The “I’m Every Woman” icon, 73, released her new album Chakzilla on Friday, Sept. 18, including a new collaboration with Kravitz, 62, titled “Bring the Party” that arrives after years of friendship between the two musicians. “I’ve known Lenny for some time,” Khan tells PEOPLE at the SiriusXM headquarters in N.Y.C. “I…
West Coast hip-hop icons Snoop Dogg and Kurupt have joined forces once again for their new single, “Neighbors,” out now via Death Row Records/gamma.. Built on a hard-hitting G-funk groove, the track is a raw salute to neighborhood pride, Los Angeles history, and the deep-rooted camaraderie between two artists who have spent decades representing the West Coast. “Neighbors” takes listeners back to the streets and era that shaped Kurupt, transporting them to late-’80s and early-’90s Los Angeles through vivid neighborhood references, regional slang, and a roll call of the people and places that remain part of his story. From Crenshaw…