Chris Brown Implies He was Cancelled for Racist Reasons, Lists White Stars who Were Also Arrested for Domestic Violence & Reacts to Hate He Gets

Chloe Bailey brings many of her passions together for her upcoming new movie Praise This!- Just Jared Jr The Sussexes will be “strictly controlled”? – Celebitchy Everyone’s talking about Avril Lavigne‘s brand new beau – Popsugar Olivia Holt is heading to Broadway! – Just Jared Jr

Thania Garcia Producer Metro Boomin has sold a portion of his publishing catalog to Shamrock Capital for close to $70 million, Variety can confirm. News of the hip-hop acquisition was first published by Billboard on Tuesday morning and arrives as Shamrock continues to forge major investments in catalog sales, expanding a portfolio that includes the master recordings for Taylor Swift’s first six albums, which it acquired in 2020 from Scooter Braun’s Ithaca Holdings. Metro Boomin is riding high on the streaming and sales success of his second full-length album, “Heroes & Villains.” The R&B and hip-hop set was released last December and was the St. Louis artist’s biggest album in terms of first-week sales. It was also his second record to debut at No. 1 on the all-genre inclusive albums chart.

Love Island star Georgia Harrison has said she stands in "solidarity" with revenge porn victims and has "absolutely no regrets of waiving anonymity" following the news of Stephen Bear being jailed. Her ex-boyfriend was sentenced to 21 months in prison at Chelmsford Crown Court after sharing on the website OnlyFans a CCTV video of them having sex in his garden in Loughton, Essex, on August 2, 2020. Georgia said she was unaware that she was filmed until Bear showed her the footage and said she told him to "never to send” it to anyone.

fan footage, the embattled entertainer selects a ticketholder to take a seat while he sensually performs his 2007 song “Take You Down.”The excited woman pulls out her phone and positions it selfie-style to try and record Brown standing behind her. Unimpressed, he calmly takes the phone out of her hand and places it in her lap, so she can fully enjoy the moment. A short time later, she tries again — and Brown quickly grabs the phone and launches it into the crowd.

Who run the world? Girls! Music’s hottest women artists slayed at the 2023 Billboard Women in Music Awards in Los Angeles on Wednesday, March 1. 

Comedian and OK! columnist Judi Love is sending her heartfelt condolences to the family of Nicola Bulley after her body was was found in the River Wyre three weeks after she went missing, saying, "There are still so many questions." Writing in her column this week, Judi also supports her Loose Women colleague Brenda Edwards in marking a year since her son Jamal's untimely death with a touching blue tribute, prasies London mayor Sadiq Khan's free school meals pledge, and reveals all about her chance meeting with Harry Kane! Sign up - for free - to read Judi's full column. Register for FREE to read this article in full. Just pop your email address below for free access to our exclusive magazine content as an OK! VIP.

The official trailer for the upcoming Prime Video series Swarm has arrived and it shows the murderous lengths an obsessed fan will go.

When Disney announced Halle Bailey had been cast as Ariel in its live-action remake of “The Little Mermaid”, the Chloe x Halle singer was slammed with racist backlash by those who unable to wrap their heads around a Black woman playing a character depicted as white in the animated classic.

It’s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday — especially when it’s New Music Friday! We’re breaking down this week’s best new tracks to keep on your radar.

The NAACP kicked off the first night of the 54th NAACP Image Awards honoring the likes of Beyoncé, Rihanna and the music of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Angelique Jackson Just weeks after becoming the most-awarded artist in the history of the Grammys, Beyoncé’s reign continued at the 54th annual NAACP Image Awards, where she added three more awards to her trophy case. During Monday night’s non-televised virtual experience, Queen Bey was named this year’s outstanding female artist, while her hit record “Renaissance” won outstanding album and “Cuff It” took home the prize for outstanding soul/R&B song. Beyoncé had been tied with Kendrick Lamar for the most nominations, with five apiece. Both artists were nominated in the outstanding music video/visual album category, but the trophy went to Rihanna for her “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” ballad, “Lift Me Up.” (The Marvel film was also awarded the outstanding soundtrack/compilation album prize.) Beyoncé’s fifth nomination came in the outstanding duo, group or collaboration (contemporary) category, but that award went to “Call Me Every Day” from Chris Brown feat. Wizkid, one of Brown’s two wins for the night. Brown also took home the prize for outstanding male artist for his album “Breezy”.

Chris Brown isn’t too happy about the negative response towards his upcoming collaboration with Chloë Bailey.

Chris Brown has taken to Instagram to rant about the “hate” he still gets for a “mistake” he made when he was younger.Earlier this week, singer Kiely Williams criticised Brown for his upcoming collaboration with Chlöe Bailey. “Let him come out with his own record—so genius, so captivating that it makes us all forget HE BEATS WOMEN. He can’t so he won’t.

Tiger Woods landed in hot water following a completely sexist prank he pulled on the golf course this week.

Chloe Bailey has just announced a new collab that’s seeing the Chloe x Halle singer hit with backlash.

Chloe Bailey has just announced a new collab that’s seeing the Chloe x Halle singer hit with backlash.

Chloë Bailey has some explaining to do.

Have Mercy!”Chlöe Bailey, 24, disappointed fans Thursday when she announced a new single, “How Does It Feel,” featuring embattled R&B star Chris Brown, 33.Bailey’s Twitter post included a sensual snap of the pair holding each close as their heads touch. “2ND PIECE. HOW DOES IT FEEL @chrisbrown.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Cornerstone has struck several deals on Australian-made horror thriller “Sting,” about a huge and insatiable spider, which wrapped production this week. The film was licensed to Lucky Red (Italy), Diamond Films (Latin America, Spain, Portugal), Nordisk (Scandinavia), Kinoswiat (Poland), Pasatiempo Pictures (Baltics, CIS), Karantanija (Ex-Yogoslavia), Italia (Middle East), Filmfinity (South Africa) and Terry Steiner International (airlines). That is in addition to pre-existing deals with Studiocanal to release the film in will release in the U.K., Australia, New Zealand, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Benelux. The film is directed by Kiah Roache-Turner (“Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead”) and stars Ryan Corr (“House of the Dragon,” “The Water Diviner”), Alyla Browne (“Three Thousand Years of Longing,” “Nine Perfect Strangers”), Penelope Mitchell (“Hellboy”), Robyn Nevin (“Top of the Lake”), Noni Hazlehurst (“The End”) and Jermaine Fowler.