Tag Archives: entertainment news

What’s Your Favorite Thing About The 90’s?

See the rest here:

Source: Ebet Roberts / Getty People talk about the 90s so much that it feels as if the glorious decade was just yesterday.   You can always count on social media to get folks to dig deep into their nostalgia bag and reminisce about their favorite moments that happened from the Nine-Zero to the Nine-Nine.   Most of us agree on some of the Universally nostalgic moments: Black tv, film & music was LIT. #MyFavoriteThingAboutThe90s pic.twitter.com/Z9cwkotOA5 — Ayesha K. Faines (@ayeshakfaines) June 2, 2018 Still being able to go to the gate at the airport and greet people. #MyFavoriteThingAboutThe90s — Cheyenne (@TheSeaRose) June 2, 2018 Definitely the TV shows. Who loves orange soda? #MyFavoriteThingAboutThe90s pic.twitter.com/Sz1dgiYo6F — レイモンド (@Random_facts33) June 2, 2018 And obviously music was a huge deal: #MyFavoriteThingAboutThe90s : Artists knew how to sing. Music was actually good. — IQ (@Bionicscode) June 2, 2018 #MyFavoriteThingAboutThe90s MTV was still mostly about the music — Brandon aka Brodon (@TiggroAmigo) June 2, 2018 Some of the moments we forgot were a huge deal in the 90’s: #MyFavoriteThingAboutThe90s This dude pic.twitter.com/NgzurATdav — Andrew Heister (@andrew_heister) June 2, 2018 #MyFavoriteThingAboutThe90s #Tamagotchi All the time I spent raising the damn thing and have nothing to show for it! pic.twitter.com/6A8HzyhROX — Cheryl Alyson (@cheryl_alyson) June 2, 2018 And other memories just make us face the reality that ish has changed in the last two decades: #MyFavoriteThingAboutThe90s Life was more focused on “real life” and tangible interactions. The last decade before it all changed (for better or for worse). — cs188 (@cs188) June 2, 2018 #MyFavoriteThingAboutThe90s You could get a good night sleep because there wasn’t much social media — Dontgivafugg (@handyoasstoya) June 2, 2018 Not being an adult yet. #MyFavoriteThingAboutThe90s — nAmyste (@AAskelson) June 2, 2018 Not worrying about your weekend shenanigans being photographed and posted online before the hangover even hits. #MyFavoriteThingAboutThe90s — MMA_WriterMom (@sandi_langlois) June 2, 2018   What do you miss about the golden decade? Hit us up on Twitter and Facebook to share your thoughts.

What’s Your Favorite Thing About The 90’s?

Hacker Sends Spicy Tweets From Buffalo Wild Wings’ Twitter Account

Source: Rick Diamond / Getty It looks someone was having a field day on Buffalo Wild Wings’ Twitter account. Whether it was an unknown hacker or a disgruntled employee, the restaurant’s account was bombarded with vulgar and racist tweets that were so offensive that they were actually hilarious.   Buffalo Wild Wings is about to claim they accidentally ate some boneless ambien. pic.twitter.com/ySIHG57Ypp — Kyle Ayers (@kyleayers) June 1, 2018 The tweets have since been deleted but you can’t get anything passed Twitter users and their screenshots. Bro lmaoooo what is going on with buffalo wild wings pic.twitter.com/Xpuddk1Fgy — Armpit Sweater (@bebiburi) June 1, 2018   Buffalo Wild Wings out here wildin! pic.twitter.com/aFwiAklwao — ronald isley (@yoyotrav) June 1, 2018   Buffalo Wild Wings issued an apology for the rogue tweets. Well, we were hacked. And it wasn’t funny. We apologize for the awful posts, which obviously did not come from us. — Buffalo Wild Wings (@BWWings) June 2, 2018  

Originally posted here:
Hacker Sends Spicy Tweets From Buffalo Wild Wings’ Twitter Account

Condiment Bars: If Ketchup And Mustard Had A Rap Battle In Your Fridge

Source: Mario Tama / Getty What if our condiments beefed in the fridge while waiting to be consumed? The creative folks at QuarterLab dreamt up this genius video imagining Ketchup and Mustard engages in a SMACK-style battle, exchanging saucy bars and aggressive flows that would impress Pusha and Drake . Rap Battle: Ketchup vs Mustard Who y’all think won? pic.twitter.com/sUnv3th6Yh — follow @OMG_ItsKhairy on Instagram & Youtube (@OMGits_Khairy) June 2, 2018

Originally posted here:
Condiment Bars: If Ketchup And Mustard Had A Rap Battle In Your Fridge

The Cookouts Are About To Be On Fire With This “Boo’d Up” Line Dance

Source: Nick David / Getty It ain’t a summer cookout until all the aunties come together for a good old-fashioned line dance. While Maze featuring Frankie Beverly or the “Cha Cha Slide” are the most popular go-to’s, it appears there’s a new dance in town and it’s all thanks to Ella Mai’s “Boo’d Up”. Me at every cookout this summer: pic.twitter.com/VEqH6FAJMj — driz (@dresquiat) May 29, 2018 Will you be learning these steps, or nah?

View original post here:
The Cookouts Are About To Be On Fire With This “Boo’d Up” Line Dance

Chief Keef Shot At Outside NYC Hotel (Reportedly Unharmed)

Continued here:

Source: Tim Mosenfelder / Getty Social media has been gassing beef between Tekashi69 and Chief Keef , and things may already be getting violent in real life. Multiple sources say Keef was shot at by two men around 5 a.m. at the W Hotel in Times Square. The bullet missed him and hit a sign above the hotel. The New York Post is reporting: The would-be assailant missed the mark, instead striking a sign in the front of the W Hotel on Broadway near West 47th St. around 5 a.m., sources added. Cops are hunting for two men in connection to the shooting. The #NewYorkPost is reporting that #ChiefKeef was shot at in the front of the W Hotel on Broadway near West 47th St. around 5am this morning. A bullet reportedly hit the ‘W’ sign and was later recovered by police and they are searching for 2 men in connection to the incident pic.twitter.com/14mCbBnDdK — Who’s Making Noise (@RapCatchUp) June 2, 2018

Chief Keef Shot At Outside NYC Hotel (Reportedly Unharmed)

Talib Kweli Accused Of Shelving Res’ Music After She Denied Sexual Advances

Read more from the original source:

Source: Jemal Countess / Getty Singer Shareese “ Res ” Ballard has Twitter buzzing after accusing  Talib Kweli of preying on women in his professional circle. Kweli has denied the claims, saying “Somebody big mad they don’t get free money from me anymore,” while also retweeting messages that accuse Res of libel and money management issues. Read all of Res and Kweli’s back and forth after the jump.

Talib Kweli Accused Of Shelving Res’ Music After She Denied Sexual Advances

Watch: Kanye West Says He Completely Redid His Album After TMZ Episode

Go here to see the original:

Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty More info is coming out about the process behind Kanye West ‘s new album Ye . Kanye sat down with Big Boy at Ye ‘s listening party in Wyoming and revealed a lot about his mind state during the making of the album. Everything from the meaning behind the title, to his self-described mental illness, to his infamous TMZ appearance was discussed. “I completely redid the album after TMZ,” Kanye said. “We just sat there and like really honed in on the words, cause also we know now it’s all headline and every bar can be used.” When talking about his “slavery was a choice” statements, Kanye revealed, “There’s even bars that we had about that. I took a bar off the album.” He continued, “It was just too sensitive about that topic and stuff and I just was like ‘yo Ima just chill right now. Let’s just keep making some music.’” So it seems like Kanye isn’t completely oblivious to the outside world’s feelings. But then again, it makes you wonder what those missing bars said…   Scary. Maybe it’s best we don’t know. You can watch the full interview for yourself below with the TMZ talk starting at 6:05.

Watch: Kanye West Says He Completely Redid His Album After TMZ Episode

Watch: Kanye West Says He Completely Redid His Album After TMZ Episode

Go here to see the original:

Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty More info is coming out about the process behind Kanye West ‘s new album Ye . Kanye sat down with Big Boy at Ye ‘s listening party in Wyoming and revealed a lot about his mind state during the making of the album. Everything from the meaning behind the title, to his self-described mental illness, to his infamous TMZ appearance was discussed. “I completely redid the album after TMZ,” Kanye said. “We just sat there and like really honed in on the words, cause also we know now it’s all headline and every bar can be used.” When talking about his “slavery was a choice” statements, Kanye revealed, “There’s even bars that we had about that. I took a bar off the album.” He continued, “It was just too sensitive about that topic and stuff and I just was like ‘yo Ima just chill right now. Let’s just keep making some music.’” So it seems like Kanye isn’t completely oblivious to the outside world’s feelings. But then again, it makes you wonder what those missing bars said…   Scary. Maybe it’s best we don’t know. You can watch the full interview for yourself below with the TMZ talk starting at 6:05.

Watch: Kanye West Says He Completely Redid His Album After TMZ Episode

Black Thought Drops 1st Ever Solo Project ‘Streams Of Thought Vol. 1’ [LISTEN]

Source: Erika Goldring / Getty While hypebeasts and much of the pop world will have their attention trained on Kanye West’s latest album ye , Black Thought just released a project that could garner the same level of interest. The longtime Roots frontman released his first ever solo project Streams Of Thought Vol. 1 , with production from 9th Wonder and some powerful features from Rapsody and Styles P. At just five songs, the EP promises to the be the first of projects from the Philadelphia wordsmith. Opening with the blistering and soulful “TwoFifteen,” Black Thought goes on a 3-minute lyrical face-melting display and even pays homage in a dope nod to his hometown brethren Freeway. “9th Vs. Thought” is a classic head-nod-inducing banger from 9th and Black Thought once more showing and proving that at the age of 46 that he is still very much a potent lyricist. “Dostoyevsky” features the extremely talented Rapsody on the verse help out and if you know her music then you already know the bars were legendary. Another track, “Making Of A Murderer” was previously released in 2016, but still sounds quite current and Styles P of The Lox stood his ground with his veteran counterpart. Twitter fans have reacted in kind and you can catch those tweets on the flip. Below, check out the stream of Black Thought’s Streams Of Thought Vol. 1 . If you want beautiful, thoughtful, brilliant new music today, here you are. https://t.co/uJB5yxclbf — Shaun King (@ShaunKing) June 1, 2018 “Back when Burning Man was blacks in Birmingham”— #StreamsOfThought — Brentin Mock (@brentinmock) June 1, 2018 Ya'll can have Wyoming tonight/I'll get there eventually….right now tho, imma chill in South Philly…. @blackthought #StreamsofThought — JamesPoyser (@jamespoyser) June 1, 2018 — Photo: Getty

Here is the original post:
Black Thought Drops 1st Ever Solo Project ‘Streams Of Thought Vol. 1’ [LISTEN]

#WearOrange Weekend Has These Celebrities Speaking Up On Gun Violence

Source: Michael Tran / Getty June 1 kicks off Wear Orange Weekend where people across the country will bring awareness to gun violence. The weekend was started in 2015 when 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton was shot and killed in Chicago just a week after performing at Barack Obama ‘s inaugural parade in 2013. Hadiya’s friends wanted to honor her in her birth month of June by wearing orange, which is what hunters use to stay protected in the woods. They also wanted to use the opportunity to speak up on gun violence in America. Wear Orange Weekend starts on National Gun Violence Awareness Day and it was started by the organization Everytown for Gun Safety, which does the work to make people more safe from guns. According to their site , they do research, develop solutions, and speak to lawmakers “to pass common-sense laws and policies that save lives.” The Wear Orange Weekend will involve various events, including rallies, marches, barbecues and more, according to the site . Celebrities certainly seem to be getting into the spirit. Multiple actors, entertainers and activists are proudly wearing their orange and posting it to social media. “When we engage with all aspects of culture — be that the music industry, the entertainment industry, the fashion industry — it can be incredibly meaningful to people and incredibly powerful,” said Everytown’s deputy director Jordana Baldwin . Swipe through to find out what celebs are all about the color!

Read more here:
#WearOrange Weekend Has These Celebrities Speaking Up On Gun Violence