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For months now, California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, have been waging a war of words. On Thursday, Newsom put some cash behind the rhetoric, pledging $100,000 … Click to Continue »
Quavo is hitting the big screen! The Migos rapper will star in an upcoming action thriller film called Takeover alongside Titanic actor Billy Zane. The rapper will star as Guy Miller, a former criminal in Atlanta, Georgia, who’s in the process of trying to get his life back on track. However, his redemption story becomes derailed when illicit […]
Ahead of the release of his “Hold Me Closer” duet with Britney Spears, Elton John did an interview with The Guardian about how the team-up came together and why it’s important to him to support Spears after she broke free of her conservatorship. First off, John revealed that it was his husband, David Furnish, who […]
APOKI, the virtual K-pop artist from South Korea, recently released her new single, “West Swing,” featuring E-40. Her fourth single, this marks her first song that’s entirely in English. It’s a song aimed squarely at the global music scene, with the feel of new jack swing, the genre that was so popular in the late […]
For all the stunning visuals and technically perfect performances that the K-pop scene is known for, Jaehyun had good reason to simplify things for his first solo single. The singer-actor is one of the most well-known members of NCT — the 23-member boy band that’s scored multiple Billboard 200 entries as part of its ambitious […]
If Karol G’s bright red hair is any indication, she’s ready for a new chapter, and it all started Thursday (Aug. 25) with the new single “Gatúbela (Catwoman),” in collaboration with one of Latin urban’s pioneers, Maldy. Produced by DJ MAFF, the song is an infectious old-school reggaeton laced with intense perreo beats. In the […]
Firefighters are urging people on Wednesday evening to keep their doors and windows shut as they battle a brush fire in south Miami-Dade. Around 3:45 p.m., more than 10 Miami-Dade … Click to Continue »
The biggest changes to public health protocols on cruise ships since cruising restarted last summer during the pandemic are taking effect in early September, when most cruise lines leaving from … Click to Continue »
People convicted of certain felonies in Mississippi still won’t be able to vote, as a lawsuit that sought to automatically reinstate their voting rights was struck down by a federal … Click to Continue »
Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis’ unusually wide-ranging effort to endorse 30 candidates in nonpartisan school board races was largely successful on Tuesday night, underscoring how the governor is trying to consolidate … Click to Continue »
