Source: Raymond Hall / Getty Keke Palmer came to kick it with The Durtty Boyz and discuss her latest single “Bossy”. During the interview she talked about her future in the industry and how she wants to create the next Motown Records. The singer/actress also thinks the most important people in the music industry are the artists and producers. Check out the interview below… [ione_media_gallery id=”3592326″ overlay=”true”]
Source: Getty / Getty Although it seemed like the time would never come, we are now just a few weeks away from the highly-anticipated premiere of Black Panther . With fans already planning their outfit choices and pre-game plans for the film’s premiere, the pre-sale tickets are breaking records with each passing day. #BlackPanther Fandango pre-sales outpacing all superhero movies https://t.co/EmDY0OMjTq — Variety (@Variety) January 31, 2018 Per Variety , movie tickets website Fandango is reporting that the anticipation for Black Panther has reached a relative frenzy, as pre-sales for the film are topping all previous superhero movies. In late January it was projected that Black Panther could see an opening weekend within the $100-$120 million range. Early reviews have been stellar, which is likely one reason for such record-breaking advanced sales. Via Variety: Disney-Marvel’s “Black Panther” is outpacing all superhero movies in advance ticket sales for Fandango’s online tickets service, eclipsing 2016’s “Batman v Superman.” Fandango reported Wednesday that “Black Panther” had topped daily ticket sales in the wake of its world premiere and first screenings on Monday night — even though it doesn’t open in theaters until Feb. 16. According to a Fandango survey of more than 1,000 “Black Panther” moviegoers: 97% are looking forward to a different kind of superhero movie; 95% look forward to the film’s positive messages; 93% said they couldn’t wait to see Chadwick Boseman in his own “Black Panther” movie after seeing him in “Captain America: Civil War;” 86% are excited to see the film’s all-female guards/warriors, the Dora Milaje; and 85% are intrigued by the film’s exotic setting in the mythical African kingdom of Wakanda. “The buzz on ‘Black Panther’ is electric,” Fandango managing editor Erik Davis said. “Early screening audiences say it is one of Marvel’s best movies ever, and the positive word-of-mouth is helping drive the movie’s spectacular advance ticket sales.” With a Hollywood premiere that was full of #BlackExcellence coupled with the official start of Black History Month, expect those opening weekend projections to be a little off because Black Panther will likely have a higher opening weekend profit than currently predicted. We at HB certainly can’t wait to get our tickets and see the magic for ourselves! Check out today’s Top Stories here: Ex-NBA Player Rasual Butler And Wife, Singer Leah LaBelle, Killed In Car Crash Reclaiming Her Time! Maxine Waters Tore Into Trumo In BET State Od The Union Response
Ne-Yo and his wife just Crystal experienced a scary moment! The couple just had to have an emergency c-section because the umbilical chord was wrapped around the baby’s neck twice. Luckily OBGYN Dr. Sherry Ross acted fast and delivered their son safe. No word on the baby’s full name but Crystal referred to him as SJ. This is the couples second child together and Ne-Yo has another child from a prior relationship. [ione_media_gallery src=”https://mycolumbusmagic.com” id=”2287310″ overlay=”true”]
Source: Theo Wargo / Getty Kendrick Lamar opened the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards and he surely didn’t disappoint. The LA rapper brought out Dave Chappelle to narrate the powerful performance, as well as U2 to play alongside his vocals. The performance was no other than epic and black as hell. Check the video below. Kendrick also took home Best Rap/Sung Performance for ‘Loyalty’ with Rihanna. Related: #BlackExcellence! The Stars Come Out For All The Pre-Grammy Parties [ione_media_gallery id=”3671242″ overlay=”true”]
Source: Theo Wargo / Getty Kendrick Lamar opened the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards and he surely didn’t disappoint. The LA rapper brought out Dave Chappelle to narrate the powerful performance, as well as U2 to play alongside his vocals. The performance was no other than epic and black as hell. Check the video below. Kendrick also took home Best Rap/Sung Performance for ‘Loyalty’ with Rihanna. Related: #BlackExcellence! The Stars Come Out For All The Pre-Grammy Parties [ione_media_gallery id=”3671242″ overlay=”true”]
Source: ullstein bild / Getty Saturday’s were made for shopping!! Even better, they were made for bonding with strangers over R&B classics while in the parking lot of a shopping mall. This video will bring you so much joy. A true Saturday vibe! i love my people man pic.twitter.com/WYf59JpRpX — Cᴀʟᴠɪɴ / Kɪᴡɪ (@Kiwiuh) January 25, 2018
Source: Frank Edwards / Getty On this day in 1984, our beloved Michael Jackson suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns on his scalp while filming a Pepsi commercial. Today in 1984 Michael Jackson's hair catches fire during a Pepsi commercial Jermaine has no idea pic.twitter.com/B0iDpmzXY0 — Steven James (@TheLaunchMag) January 27, 2018 The King of Pop nearly died from the incident, which ignited his jacket and his hair. But until recent years, the graphic footage has been kept away from public. Hit the flip to watch what went down on that fateful day.
