Anonymous hack Chicago police radios to play NWA’s ‘Fuck Tha Police’

Alicia Keys has shared a new song – listen to ‘Perfect Way To Die’ below.The new track tackles the issue of police brutality, and discusses a “system of racism that looks at Black life as unworthy”.Black Lives Matter protests and anti-racism activism has been prominent in the last month, following the death of George Floyd in police custody in Minneapolis last month.Speaking of the new song, Keys wrote: “Of course there is no perfect way to die.

Here’s an outstanding new trailer for the upcoming Candyman film from Nia DaCosta. The film is being described as a “spiritual sequel” to the 1992 horror film of the same name that returns to the now-gentrified Chicago neighbourhood where the legend began.The new film stars Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Teyonah Parris, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett and Colman Domingo, and Tony Todd and Vanessa Estelle Williams will both reprise their roles from the 1992 original.

Kim Kardashian, 39, looked like one loving mama in her latest social media pics! The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared two snapshots of her cuddling her youngest daughter Chicago West, 2, while taking selfies on June 16. In the pics, the sweet tot looks tired as she lays on her mom, who is smiling and making a kissing face, with her eyes closed.

video, the officer is walking away from a group of protesters when a small traffic cone is thrown at him. The officer responds by shouting, “Wait until I turn my back you fucking faggot.”[aadvert1]In the caption of the video, Instagram user kylcnnnghm claims the officers had “attacked/chased a protester” with a stop sign that the officer is dragging when the cone is thrown at him.

Jussie Smollett has accused the city of Chicago of trying to cover for police officers involved in his legal case. The former 'Empire' star is currently in a legal battle with the city - which is suing him for $130,000 over claims he staged a racist and homophobic attack on himself back in January 2019 - and has now alleged Chicago is refusing to hand over evidence that its police officers lied about his case.

The Chicago rapper, Lucki, denies ever raping a woman after an anonymous tweeter accused him of sexual assault. Hot New Hip Hop reported today that a person on Twitter accused the 24-year-old performing artist of rape.

John Cusack shared a video of himself being screamed at by a police officer in Chicago as he allegedly hit his bicycle with a baton. The actor, 53, shared a video on his Twitter showing the altercation.

"These guys do not give a fuck"

John Cusack is revealing a scary incident with the police that occurred while he was at the Black Lives Matter protest in Chicago.

JohnCusack was one of the many protesters across the nation who encountered forceful police pushback Saturday night when situations got out of control in several major cities. The actor took multiple pictures and video which he shared on social media while out protesting in Chicago over the death of George Floyd.

John Cusack says police officers came at him with a baton as he filmed a protest in Chicago on Saturday. 

By Bruce Haring

John Cusack went from actor to intrepid reporter, live-tweeting from the Chicago protest on Saturday and even getting attacked by an aggressive police officer.

Actor John Cusack posted a harrowing video from the Chicago protests on May 30, claiming he was “attacked” by police officers. The 53-year-old said he was simply filming the riots, incited by nationwide outcry  from the Black Lives Matter movement, when cops repeatedly hit his bike with a baton. In the blurry video, which he posted to Twitter, a man could be heard aggressively yelling: “Get the f**k out of here! Go on move! Get that bike out of here!”

Actor John Cusack got a firsthand look at clashes between protesters and police when the “Say Anything” star alleged he was attacked by cops while filming a protest that erupted in Chicago on Saturday night.

"They came at me with batons"

The third season of “Somebody Feed Phil” launched Friday on Netflix and after you binge your way through the five episodes that find Phil Rosenthal exploring the food scenes in Montreal, Seoul, Marrakesh, Chicago and London, we know your mouth will be watering from all that vicarious eating your brain was doing.