Thingamabob, Cyclops Revealed on ‘The Masked Singer’: Watch

The latest edition of The Masked Singer had double the fun, as not one but two celebrities were unmasked.

Cyclops and Thingamabob were the latest contestants left go from the hit Fox series, now in its seventh season.

Cyclops, from “Team Bad,” reached the end of the line following a performance of Irene Cara’s ‘80s classic “Flashdance (What a Feeling).” The man under the mask was actor Jorge Reyes (“Lost,” “Hawaii Five-0”).

Thingamabob, from “Team Cuddly”, was also sent packing, something that never happens in real life to the man behind the mask.

The contest impressed with a rendition of MKTO’s “Classic”. The fluffy creature turned out to be Jordan Mailata, the giant Australian—born offensive tackle for the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles.

At 6’8” and built like a tank (he’s listed at 346 lbs), Mailata is rarely shifted this easy. And, ironically, the footballer had trouble removing his helmet.

The current season started with 15 contestants. That number has narrowed, with Garcia (Cyclops) and Mailata (Thingamabob), Duff Goldman (McTerrier) and Joe Buck (Ram) sent home.

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Here Are the Lyrics to Russ’ ‘Handsomer’ Feat. Ktlyn

When Russ wanted to include another artist on his “Handsomer” remix, he opened it up for submissions on TikTok — and user Ktlyn’s smooth verse caught the attention of millions on the platform and Russ himself.

The remix officially arrived soon after, with Ktlyn on the track.

If you need a guide to follow along with the lyrics to Russ’ “Handsomer” remix featuring Ktlyn, find the lyrics below:

I know I’m fine
But the money makes me handsomer
Walk around, smelling like a come-up and the answer for her
Problems but I’m not him, I don’t mind it though
You don’t like me how you think you do, I like it though
I know I’m fine
But the money makes me handsomer
Walk around, smelling like a come-up and the answer for her
Problems but I’m not him, I don’t mind it though
You don’t like me how you think you do, I like it though (look)
I know I’m fine

I won’t lie, that extra coin don’t hurt
But I gets money, baby, I just rather spend yours first
I know for sure the p—y worth more than an Hermès purse
I got the best on Earth so that di– better come with some perks
Yeah, you fine, and the money caught my eye, too
But there’s a big difference between you and my side dude
You be all up in between them thighs, he’s who I lie to
You get my t—ies in your face, he’s gettin’ side-boob, yeah

I know I’m fine
But the money makes me handsomer
Walk around, smelling like a come-up and the answer for her
Problems but I’m not him, I don’t mind it though
You don’t like me how you think you do, I like it though
I know I’m fine
But the money makes me handsomer
Walk around, smelling like a come-up and the answer for her
Problems but I’m not him, I don’t mind it though
You don’t like me how you think you do, I like it though
I know I’m fine

The possibility of paper
Got her tryna tell me I should date her (date her)
She just tryna play me (play me)
I just play it cool, then I play her (play her)
Baby, hate the game, not the player (player)
I’m 5’6 but the money make me 6’5
She said “I love your songs,” I told her to list five
I’m 5’6 but the money make me 6’5
She said “I love your songs,” I told her to list five

I know I’m fine
But the money makes me handsomer
Walk around, smelling like a come-up and the answer for her
Problems but I’m not him, I don’t mind it though
You don’t like me how you think you do, I like it though
I know I’m fine
But the money makes me handsomer
Walk around, smelling like a come-up and the answer for her
Problems but I’m not him, I don’t mind it though
You don’t like me how you think you do, I like it though
I know I’m fine

Lyrics licensed & provided by LyricFind

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

Written by: Russell Vitale

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Bad Bunny, Wisin & More Top 2022 Heat Latin Music Awards Nominations: Complete List

The nominations for the 2022 Heat Latin Music Awards have arrived, with five-time nominee Bad Bunny leading the pack.

The Puerto Rican star is followed by Wisin, J Balvin, Karol G, Greeicy and Maria Becerra with four nominations each, and Rosalía, Christian Nodal, Carlos Vives, Nacho, Mike Bahía, Justin Quiles, Blessd and Tiago PZK with three.

One of the 17 categories is the coveted best new artist prize, with Blessd, JD Pantoja, Bizarrap, Tiago PZK, Ryan Castro, Khea, Alvaro Diaz and Feid up for the award. Newcomers such as Eix, The Change and Kim Loaiza are up for the musical promise award.

For a second consecutive year, Premios Heat will crown the best Dominican artist, which went to El Alfa in 2021. El Alfa, alongside Dominican stars Natti Natasha, Rochy RD, Chimbala, Kiko El Crazy and many more, are after the title in 2022.

For the first time, the Heat Latin Music Awards will recognize an artist with the special award “Trend Artist LosHeat.TV,” granted to the talent that’s part of the platform and whose video has received the most interaction through likes and views.

The seventh annual awards show, set to take place June 2 in Cap Cana, Dominican Republic, will be co-hosted by Jorge Pabón “Molusco,” Anaís Castro, “Dímelo King” and Caroline Aquino.

Fans will be able to vote for their favorite artists via the LosHeat.TV app only. See the complete nominations list below:

BEST MALE ARTIST
J BALVIN
PRINCE ROYCE
ROMEO SANTOS
CHRISTIAN NODAL
ALEJANDRO FERNÁNDEZ
NACHO
MALUMA
BAD BUNNY
CARLOS VIVES
WISIN

BEST FEMALE ARTIST
KAROL G
FARINA
ROSALÍA
GREEICY
EMILIA MERNES
NATHY PELUSO
ANITTA
MARIA BECERRA
EVALUNA MONTANER

BEST GROUP OR BAND
MORAT
GRUPO FIRME
CNCO
ALEXIS Y FIDO
WISIN & YANDEL
CULTURA PROFÉTICA
ZION & LENNOX
PISO 21
MAU Y RICKY
AVENTURA

BEST ROCK ARTIST
JUANES
MORAT
MANÁ
ATERCIOPELADOS
FITO PÁEZ
LOS AUTÉNTICOS DECADENTES
MALA BENGALA
DIAMANTE ELÉCTRIC

BEST POP ARTIST
GREEICY
MIKE BAHÍA
TOMMY TORRES
PEDRO CAPÓ
SEBASTIÁN YATRA
CAMILO
LUIS FONSI
MANUEL TURIZO
KATIE ANGEL
FONSECA

BEST URBAN ARTIST
KAROL G
BAD BUNNY
J BALVIN
ARCANGEL
ELADIO CARRION
EL ALFA
FARRUKO
OZUNA
JHAY CORTEZ
NICKY JAM
WISIN

BEST TROPICAL ARTIST
GILBERTO SANTA ROSA
ROMEO SANTOS
LUIS FIGUEROA
YAHAIRA PLACENCIA
WILLY GARCÍA
EDDY HERRERA
GABRIEL PAGÁN
MARC ANTHONY
CARLOS VIVES
SILVESTRE DANGOND

BEST ARTIST SOUTH REGION
NATHY PELUSO
ANITTA
EMILIA MERNES
DUKI
BIZARRAP
MARIA BECERRA
NICKI NICOLE
TIAGO PZK
LESLIE SHAW

BEST ARTIST ANDEAN REGION
NACHO
MIKE BAHÍA
MIRELLA CESA
EVALUNA
DANNY OCEAN
BLESSD
RYAN CASTRO
JEAN PIERO
FEID
KATIE ANGEL

BEST ARTIST NORTH REGION
SECH
BOZA
JUSTIN QUILES
JAY WHEELER
JD PANTOJA
SOFÍA REYES
DALEX
INGRATAX
KENIA OS
ALEX ROSE

BEST NEW ARTIST
BLESSD
JD PANTOJA
BIZARRAP
TIAGO PZK
RYAN CASTRO
KHEA
ÁLVARO DÍAZ
FEID

MUSICAL PROMISE
DEKKO
EIX
KAMM
NICOLE VEGA
ANNASOFIA
CHRIS LEBRÓN
MAXI
THE CHANGE
YOZUEL
ALVARO ROD
KIM LOAIZA
ANDREÍNA BRAVO
ST. PEDRO

INFLUENCER OF THE YEAR
KUNNO
FELIPE SARUMA
LUISA FERNANDA W
DOMELIPA
CALLE Y POCHÉ
LUISITO COMUNICA
SANTIAGO MATIAS / ALOFOKE
MARKO
SEBAS
MOLUSCO
ANDREA VALDIRI
LOS POLINESIOS
IBAI
EL CHOMBO

BEST POPULAR REGIONAL ARTIST
PIPE BUENO
JESSI URIBE
LOS ÁNGELES AZULES
GRUPO FIRME
CHRISTIAN NODAL
YEISON JIMENEZ
PAOLA JARA
FRANCY
ALEJANDRO FERNÁNDEZ
ÁNGELA AGUILAR

BEST DOMINICAN ARTIST
EL ALFA
ROCHY RD
KIKO EL CRAZY
CHIMBALA
NATTI NATASHA
BULOVA
ROSALY RUBIO
MARK B
MOZART LA PARA
QUIMICO ULTRA MEGA
LA MATERIALISTA

BEST MUSIC VIDEO
“LEJOS CONMIGO” (GREEICY, ALEJANDRO SANZ)
“SAOKO” (ROSALÍA)
“LA FAMA” (ROSALÍA, THE WEEKND)
“VOLVÍ” (AVENTURA, BAD BUNNY)
“TACONES ROJOS” (SEBASTIÁN YATRA)
“IN DA GUETTO” (J BALVIN, SKRILLEX)
“DON’T BE SHY” (TIËSTO, KAROL G)
“BUENOS DÍAS” (WISIN, CAMILO, LOS LEGENDARIOS)
“LO SIENTO BB” (TAINY, BAD BUNNY, JULIETA VENEGAS)
“ENTRE NOSOTROS” REMIX (TIAGO PZK, LIT KILLAH, MARIA BECERRA, NICKI NICOLE)
“2005” (FONSECA, GREEICY, CALI Y EL DANDEE)

BEST COLLABORATION
“NO TE DESEO MAL” (ELADIO CARRION, KAROL G)
“QUÉ MÁS PUES?” (J BALVIN, MARIA BECERRA)
“BOTELLA TRAS BOTELLA” (GERA MX, CHRISTIAN NODAL)
“MEDALLO” (BLESSD, JUSTIN QUILES, LENNY TAVÁREZ)
“ELLA REMIX” (BOZA, LUNAY, LENNY TAVÁREZ, JUHN, BEÉLE)
“MON AMOUR REMIX” (ZZOILO, AITANA)
“VOLANDO REMIX” (MORA, BAD BUNNY, SECH)
“LOCO” (JUSTIN QUILES, CHIMBALA, ZION & LENNOX)
“AFTER PARTY” (ALEX SENSATION, FARRUKO, PRINCE ROYCE, MARIAH ANGELIQ Y KEVIN LYTTLE)
“FIEL REMIX” (WISIN, JHAY CORTEZ, ANUEL AA, MYKE TOWERS Y LOS LEGENDARIOS)
“DISCOTECA” (IAMCHINO, PITBULL)
“LA MITAD” (NACHO, CARLOS VIVES, MIKE BAHÍA)

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Drake Donates $1M in Bitcoin to LeBron James Family Foundation From His Roulette Winnings

Drake went from the Wynn with a million in chocolate chips to giving his friend LeBron James a million in Bitcoin after hitting the jackpot.

The OVO rapper shared in an Instagram video Wednesday (March 23) from his hometown’s famous steakhouse Harbour 60 (where he shot the “Headlines” music video back in 2011) that he recently had an “incredible night” betting and winning big in  roulette on Stake.com., an online gambling house that Drizzy has been touting lately on his Instagram. And in an effort to share the wealth, he gifted $1 million in Bitcoin to the LeBron James Family Foundation, which invests its time, resources and passion into creating generational change for the kids and families of James’ hometown in Akron, Ohio, through a focus on education and co-curricular educational initiatives.

“Anytime I get blessed like that, I always think it’s good karma that needs to be transferred,” he said in the clip. And in the same vein as his ultra-charitable “God’s Plan” music video, where Drake gave the near $1 million budget for the video away to different families and institutions, the certified hitmaker also gave away $100,000 to a high school athlete named Michael, who plays basketball for Toronto’s Royal Crown Academy, and his hardworking mother.

Bron and Drizzy, in partnership with Stake.com, organized a dinner for Michael and his mother, where they surprised the family with the money. “Papi’s Home,” from the rapper’s recent Billboard 200-topping album Certified Lover Boy, soundtracked the emotional reveal. Guess you can call him Certified Charitable Boy now.

Watch Drake’s video below.

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Luis Fonsi’s ‘Ley de Gravedad’ Debuts in Top 10 on Latin Pop Albums Chart

Luis Fonsi earns his 11th top 10 on Billboard’s Latin Pop Albums chart as Ley de Gravedad debuts at No. 5 on the March 26-dated ranking. His 10th studio album starts with 3,000 equivalent album units earned in the U.S. after its first tracking week ending in March 17, according to Luminate, formerly MRC Data.

The 16-track set was released via Universal Music Latino/UMLE on March 11. It was produced by Fonsi’s longtime collaborators Andrés Torres and Mauricio Rengifo, composed by the three, and includes features from Nicky Jam, Farruko, Rauw Alejandro, Myke Towers, Sebastián Yatra, Cali y El Dandee and others.

As is the norm with most Latin pop albums, traditional album sales and streaming activity powers the first-week total. Of that starting sum, album sales comprise 2,000 units, while 1,000 stem from streaming-equivalent albums or SEA units, which equates to 1.47 million on-demand streams of the album’s songs.

The Latin Pop Albums chart ranks the most popular Latin pop albums of the week in the U.S. based on multimetric consumption as measured in equivalent album units, compiled by MRC Data. Units comprise album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent albums (SEA). Each unit equals one album sale, or 10 individual tracks sold from an album, or 3,750 ad-supported or 1,250 paid/subscription on-demand official audio and video streams generated by songs from an album.

Ley de Gravedad gives Fonsi his 11th top 10 dating back to the No. 2-peaking set Eterno in 2000. He has placed four No. 1 albums among an archive of 14 entries, including his previous effort Vida, the 43-week leader, the fifth-most since the tally launched in 1985, which holds steady in the top 10 (at No. 7 on the current survey) in its 163rd week.

Elsewhere, Ley begins at No. 27 on Top Latin Albums, likewise his first entry since Vida in 2019.

The set was preceded by four songs on the all-metric Hot Latin Songs chart: “Date La Vuelta,” with Sebastián Yatra and Nicky Jam (No. 31 debut and peak in 2019), “Perfecta,” with Farruko (No. 30 peak in Jan. 2021), “Vacío,” with Rauw Alejandro (peaked at No. 23 in June 2021), and “Bésame,” with Myke Tower (No. 3 high, Nov. 2021)

Over on Latin Airplay, Ley yielded three No. 1s: “Date La Vuelta” (Nov. 2019), “Vacío” (May 2021) and “Bésame” (Nov. 2021). One track remains on the current week: “Vacaiones,” with Myke Towers, at No. 31 with 3 million in audience impressions, up 3%, earned in the U.S. in the week ending March 20.

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