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With Cardi B and Stefon Diggs heading to the Super Bowl, Cam’ron and Mase explored why the coverage of the superstar couple is different from that of the fanfare surrounding Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce’s…
Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista have come together to headline Prime Video’s new movie The Wrecking Crew, and it’s become an instant worldwide phenomenon. The two stars have carved out careers in Hollywood over the years thanks to how well…
Justin Bieber is nominated for album of the year at the Grammys on Feb. 1 with Swag. He’s also nominated in that category at the Juno Awards in his native Canada on March 29 for the expanded edition, Swag II,…
Most of music‘s greatest classic rock albums of all time surely have a few things in common, but one of the most important is that they include, oftentimes as the final song on a rock album, at least one power…
Less than two weeks after his hiring was announced, the man behind the John F. Kennedy Center’s artistic programming has resigned. This comes during a turbulent time for the cultural center, as it faces a new era with its new…
EXCLUSIVE: Mosaic has signed Mariana van Zeller, the Emmy and Peabody Award–winning investigative journalist, producer, filmmaker, and co-founder of Muck Media, for representation in all areas, as she expands her work across television, film, and new media. Regarded as one…
Shirley Raines, a beloved activist and social justice warrior who touched the lives of many, has passed away at the age of only 58, leaving behind a legacy of kindness, selflessness, and care. An announcement on her Instagram page informed…
The Black Music Action Coalition’s Grammy Week parties are always stylish events for a good cause, bringing out major stars and up-and-coming artists and many of the top executives in the music business. Wednesday night’s event at Sun Rose in…
Will Brill plays a bitter middle school teacher who secretly stages a musical about 9/11 in Giselle Bonilla’s very irreverent — but only sometimes funny — debut feature.
One day after lambasting ICE in a new song titled “Streets of Minneapolis,” Bruce Springsteen has followed it up with a powerful lyric video featuring footage of the ongoing protests against the agency’s immigration enforcement operations in the city. Related…