What a year so far! The entertainment industry is going crazy so far! Peter Okoye of P-Square took to twitter a few hours ago to address some issues that's been disturbing for a while about his and his brother's mega group. He blames all their problems on management and insists they must go! See his tweets after the cut... Read from bottom up (more…)
49 year old actor, Chris Rock who left his wife of 20 years Malaak Compton-Rock, in 2014, has been dating, Nigerian/American “Arrow” actress Megalyn Echikunwoke for a couple of months now. The couple was first photographed together in September at the Global Citizen Festival in Central Park, then they were both spotted when they escaped to St. Bart's witand again at the Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy bash on Sunday in Los Angeles. Megalyn's dad is Nigerian while her mum is white. She has been tweeting about the upcoming Oscars, which Rock will host, quoting Whoopi's comments
When Beyonce appeared in the SuperBowl half time event, flanked by all-black squadron of leather clad dancers wearing berets, she immediately stole the show with a routine peppered with black power references. Then came the backlash from viewers annoyed that nods to Malcolm X and the Black Lives Matter movement had turning the sporting interval into a political platform. But on Tuesday, only a handful of protesters turned up for anti-Beyonce rally outside American Football's New York headquarters. (more…)
An Iraq war veteran whose bravery inspired two statues says he was beaten by a group of teens in Washington, DC on Friday night after they approached and asked him whether 'black lives matter'. Chris Marquez, a decorated US marine, was eating in a McDonald's when the youths walked up and started questioning him, WJLA reported. (more…)
After being teased as a "very controversial" performance by host LL Cool J, Kendrick Lamar hit the 2016 Grammy stage and did not disappoint. The rapper delivered the performance of the night, walking out as part of a chain gang to perform "The Blacker The Berry" with his band locked inside jail cells. Lamar followed up the striking visuals by performing "Alright" in front of a giant bonfire, and transitioned into a never before heard song utilizing some fast action camera work, before ending the his performance with the word Compton over an image of Africa in one o
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