What is this kid doing? Justin Bieber seemed to struggle performing Thugz Mansion while on BBC Radio. He also forgot lyrics to another song. Turn the page to see him forget the words while performing… Continue reading →
Want to re-watch @kanyewest 's “Fade” video? Sure you do. https://t.co/sADyjVqtwT pic.twitter.com/BhITXBevmj — 2DOPEBOYZ (@2DopeBoyz) August 29, 2016 People are talking that Kanye West “Illuminati” stuff, when all I saw was azz! There is so much booty in this video… we decided to throw it on the next page. You have been warned.
Showtime Announces New Martin Lawrence Stand-Up Special To Air Next Month It’s been quite some time since we’ve seen ol’ Marty Mar on stage telling jokes. It’s been 14 years since his last comedy special, Runteldat , hit theaters, but according to the folks at Showtime , that’s about to change in about 2 weeks… We’re so thrilled to announce the premiere date of Martin Lawrence’s new comedy special! On the heels of his sold-out national tour, Lawrence hits the stage in this long-awaited stand-up special, MARTIN LAWRENCE DOIN’ TIME: UNCUT premiering Friday, September 9at 9 p.m. ET/PT. This is his first stand-up special in 14 years! Filmed live at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles, DOIN’ TIME: UNCUT showcases his impeccable comedic skills, physicality and engaging wit. Delivering an unforgettable night of impressions and insights, he touches on everything from sex and relationships to President Obama, Bill Cosby, Hollywood and more. Lawrence is back in a big way and will leave viewers in hysterics, from start to finish. Will you be tuned in to see if Martin still got it? Image via WENN Continue reading →
Gucci Mane Performs At Welcome Home Party At Mansion Elan In Atlanta Gucci Mane is free. He’s svelte. And last night in ATL, he took the stage at Mansion Elan to celebrate his freedom with the fans who love him. He’s still got it. Speaking of “got it”… Flip the page a few times to see more of Keyshia Ka’oir’s eye-poppin’ outfit. Image via Instagram
Annual Festival Celebrates Harlem’s Cuisine And Culture Thousands of people flocked to Harlem over the weekend for a festival that showcases Harlem’s food scene. Harlem restaurant mainstays like Sylvia’s and Melba’s took their places alongside newcomers like Blvd Bistro and Settepani for Harlem EatUp!, a two-day festival where chefs serve their restaurant’s signature dishes. There were culinary delights like smoked shrimp and potato corn salad from Blujeen and fried chicken sandwiches from Harlem Shake. The Harlem Chocolate Factory served a whiskey chocolate tart, while Barawine’s chefs dished up yellow fin tuna tartare and shrimp and grits came courtesy of Blvd Bistro. The festival is a boon to business owners, who said Harlem EatUp! not only celebrates the neighborhood’s cuisine, but introduces them to locals and visitors alike. “It’s just so nice to be in this environment around other like minded people here to support the community,” said longtime Harlem resident Adria Bell, of Ida Preserves, who served blueberry jam cornbread at the festival. “And for people who are non-residents to kind of get an idea of what we’re doing in Harlem and the new, amazing businesses that are opening up and the ones that have been around and are still going strong.” Shay Wood, the co-owner of the Harlem Haberdashery boutique, agreed. “We get a lot of local traffic, but this drives a lot of different traffic from different areas in the city,” Wood said. “We get a lot of new impressions, fans and followers through these events so we love coming here.” Celebrities like Freddie Jackson , Neil Patrick Harris, “The Chew” host Carla Hall and Gayle King were among the attendees at the festival, co-founded by celebrity chef and entrepreneur Marcus Samuelsson. The event attracted a slew of celebrity chefs, like Emeril Lagasse, who whipped up some yummy smelling ribs with restaurateur Melba Wilson on the festival’s main stage. “These are cooking just like Harlem is cooking,” Lagasse said. “I asked Melba, what could I do in Harlem? And she directed me to a little place called the Storefront School up here in Harlem. And I rebuilt the entire kitchen 15 years ago for the Storefront School – and they’re still cooking there. You keep cooking too!” Hit the flip for more pics from the festival:
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