Hundreds of angry fans are demanding refunds after a Detroit performance many are calling a drunken disaster. Multiple people in the crowd, during Thursday night’s 9:30 show at the Fillmore, say a seemingly wasted Chappelle took the stage an hour late and told very few jokes. Instead, he sat quietly smoking, rambling, and slurring his speech.
This is weird. Diddy seems to be starring in a new, updated version of the Rush Hour franchise, but there will be no Chris Tucker or Jackie Chan.
The fervor started when Diddy posted a Billboard on Instagram, prompting the news. At the time of this writing, nothing had been confirmed about “Rush Hour 4 with Face/Off 2.”
Additionally, the posting explicitly stated that Diddy’s co-star would be Byung-hun Lee.
The Billboard can be seen in Los Angeles and below.
Earlier in the week, Dame Dash lost his children to his ex-wife Rachel Roy in court, but the former Roc mogul is looking to return fire in another way.
Dash filed a $2.5 million breach of contract lawsuit stating that she interfered with the distribution of funds to him rooted in a pair of fashion companies they started jointly.
RELATED: Dame Dash Loses Custody Of Kids
A powerful, 7.9-magnitude earthquake shook Nepal’s capital and the densely populated Kathmandu Valley before noon Saturday, collapsing houses and leveling centuries-old temples in the worst quake in the Himalayan nation in over 80 years. Thousands of Nepalese citizens spent the night outdoors following the devastating earthquake which killed at least 2,000 people. Mountaineering officials say the quake triggered avalanches which killed at least 17 people on Mount Everest – in the worst ever disaster on the peak.
Guess a few people in the crowd weren’t feeling Young Thug at this show. He got booed at while trying to perform in Baton Rouge, LA.
The second episode of an intimate four-part documentary series chronicling the life of perennial pound-for-pound champion Floyd Mayweather as he navigates his collision course with Manny Pacquiao.
Royce Rizzy drops off his new track “Lil Boy”, the first release off his upcoming project “Pre Rolled” which is scheduled to release on May 2.
Here are your top 10 plays from Friday night’s playoff action around the NBA!
Former Olympic champion turned reality TV star talks to Diane Sawyer about a lifelong secret!
Newly released dash-cam video shows Dontrell Stephens, 20, talking on a cellphone while riding his bike on a Friday morning in September 2013.
CNN’s Jason Carroll reports police are concerned out-of-town protesters might join rallies in Baltimore after Freddie Gray’s death.
New York’s iconic Statue of Liberty was evacuated after a phoned bomb threat. CNN’s Deborah Feyerick reports.
Just like in the Ray Charles movie, Jamie Fox has a significant role in the anticipated Mike Tyson movie. Jamie Fox sits down with Hot 97 to explain the new movie coming out!
Diddy is promoting and putting money down on the biggest money fight ever – Floyd Mayweather, Jr. vs Manny Pacquiao, which goes down in a week.
In an Instagram post with actor Mark Wahlberg, he let it be known. In a video with the actor, they made it happen with a bit of promotion of Aquahydrate.
“I’m rolling with The Money Team! @MarkWahlberg said he got Pacquiao! Watch this and tell me who you got!?”
Wahlberg is going with Pac Man, while Diddy is putting money on Mayweather.
“Trap Queen” may be a questionable approach to a solid relationship, but his ex-girlfriend says there are no questions about him as a father.
On Instagram, Fetty’s child’s mother Reese oozed over him and their ability to co-parent their son.
“This goes to show you that you don’t have to be with someone to still have a great bond an family 11years now an still going #greatparents#coparents#friends#family(why they gotta be yellow tho? Where the mixed emoji?),” Reese said.
“Trap Queen,” the song, is reportedly an homage to Reese.
Here’s Fetty on Facetime with his kids and ex.
This man thinks he’s at home watching p### on the train! No F*cks given on the train ride home!
Supporters of Mumia Abu-Jamal say the state of Pennsylvania is trying to kill the political prisoner by neglecting his health.
Today is Abu-Jamal’s 61st birthday, but there is little cause to celebrate after a visit from his wife. A report from the Bring Mumia Home Campaign states that “his condition has worsened.”
Below is the whole release that intricately details his present health condition as well as a plea for help
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Mumia Abu-Jamal was seen today by his wife and his condition has worsened. He, is gravely ill. We are asking everyone to call the prison. Right now. It may be late, but call whenever you get this.
Mumia needs 24 hour care and supervision. He can not be in this condition in general population. In this state he may not be able ask for help, he may lose consciousness. He is too weak. (He was released from the infirmary two days ago).His condition: He is extremely swollen in his neck, chest, legs, and his skin is worse than ever, with open sores. He was not in a wheelchair, but can only take baby steps. He is very weak. He was nodding off during the visit. He was not able to eat- he was fed with a spoon. These are symptoms that could be associated with hyper glucose levels, diabetic shock, diabetic coma, and with kidney stress and failure.
Please call these numbers, and any other numbers you have for the Prison and the Governor.
Demand that Mumia Abu-Jamal see a doctor ASAP. Right Now!
Demand that the prison officials call his wife Wadiya Jamal and his lawyer Bret Grote immediately.
Demand that he be seen immediately, and the not be left to go into a diabetic coma.
John Kerestes, Superintendent SCI Mahanoy: 570-773-2158 x8102 | 570-783-2008 Fax | 301 Morea Road, Frackville PA 1793
Tom Wolf, PA Gvrnr: 717-787-2500 | [email protected] | 508 Main Capitol Building, Harrisburg PA 17120
John Wetzel, PA DOC: 717-728-4109 | 717-728-4178 Fax | [email protected] | 1920 Technology Pkwy, Mechanicsburg PA 17050
Susan McNaughton, DOC Press secretary 717-728-4025. PA Doc [email protected]
We need your help right now. Please forward this far and wide.
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Every call matters. Every action matters. We need to be in the streets. Call your friends, your neighbors. Take action.
Young Blake’s music exemplifies his experiences growing up. He is a versatile artist capable of making Hip-Hop, R&B and Pop music. Young Blake has also always had a keen ear for music as he also plays the piano, drums, sax, and guitar. His latest single is a collaboration with Snootie Wild. Young Blake reached out to Snootie Wild on social media and the rest was history! Within a few weeks the two were in the studio together.
“We wanted something real, we wanted to do it the right way..not sending a track to each other you know but being in the studio with a producer and vibing.” says Young Blake. “My team was introduced to Rob “Push” Coleman a consultant out of Atlanta who put us with Grammy Award-winning Producer Magnedo 7 of We Got Hits. Magnedo constructed the track on the spot while we thought out our ideas and began writing. The vibe was great making it easy to write, resulting in us recording it and finishing it that night.”
Check out the video for the single below.
Athletic. Skilled. Undefeated. These are just some of the favorable attributed of Philly heavyweight Bryant Jennings (19-0, 10 KOs), who has the fight of his life Saturday (April 25) when he faces tenured champion Wladimir Klitschko on HBO.
Klitschko has more KOs than Jennings does fights. The champion’s current reign dates back nearly 10 years with 17 successful defenses. Overall, his 22 title defenses is second all-time behind Joe Louis (25). His left jab can be viewed as a power punch for its punishing effect on opponents. His left hooks and right hands s#### out consciousness with equal fervor. But Klitschko is an aging champ (39), and Jennings has recently developed into a legit threat via his wins over top contenders in Mike Perez and Artur Szpilka.
Is it possible the Upset of the Year is looming for Saturday?
KnockoutNation: Wladimir Klitschko’s reign has been dominant and has many debating his all-time ranking. Out of everything he does well, what has most impressed you about him?
Jennings: Hmmm… protecting that chin.
KnockoutNation: So even after going more more than 10 years without getting KO’d, you still think Wladimir’s chin is fragile?
Jennings: You can’t “improve” the chin. I guess it’s something that’s neurologically proven; you can’t just strengthen it. The best way to handle it is to avoid getting hit. It’s not something you can practice like “Oh, let me take this type of shot and see if I can take it.” Nah, he’s done a great job of protecting it.
KnockoutNation: Well something you can develop is remaining calm under fire, right? Don’t you think he’s done a good job of keeping his composure when guys attempt to go after him?
Jennings: He does stay relaxed under pressure. Now when he gets rocked it may look like he’s panicking. A lot of that is just having to think quick when you’re hurt. I’d say with him it’s more “controlled panic” now.
KnockoutNation: How concerned are you about not just Klitschko’s clinching, but his tactic of leaning his full weight on opponents to tire them out?
Jennings: I’m very concerned. My trainers are definitely on that and will be on the referee. You can’t win a fight holding. We all know how much he holds. It’s very aggravating.
KnockoutNation: Per the rules, clinching is a foul should it get excessive. If it happens and continues unabated by the ref, are you willing to make Klitschko pay for it with elbows, forearms and other methods?
Jennings: Yes, not blatantly of course. It’s a natural reaction if you keep getting held. If it happens, that’s what you get for holding. In boxing you make quick reactions. When you get out of a clinch, you’re trying to regain positioning quickly but still be smart. If I just swing wildly and hit him in the back of the head and he goes down knocked out, would I win the title? Would I be wrong?
KnockoutNation: Good point. Considering what we saw in New York a few weeks back with Danny Garcia and Lamont Peterson, how much of that “you gotta take the title from the champion” mentality are you bringing to this fight?
Jennings: I know I have bring it to him. I have to convince the judges in every round, no doubt.
KnockoutNation: Should you defeat Klitschko, the only other relevant belt is the WBC title held by Deontay Wilder. Considering that you’d be the lineal and recognized champ, how important would it still be for you to push the unification?
Jennings: Bring that s### over here. It is still necessary just to finalize things. You have to get in, make it hot, influence some people, get a legacy going and then you have to make decisions about how long you want to be in it. This game is not meant to be in it for a long period of time.
But this here is enough. It’s for all the belts that matter.
KnockoutNation: Madison Square Garden isn’t Brooklyn, but its close enough for Shannon Briggs to keep up his antics on fight night. How much of a distraction is he to this event?
Jennings:Shannon can’t disrupt anything, he’s cool. He can’t disrupt my energy. He can do anything he wants. Maybe it’ll take away some energy from Wlad.
KnockoutNation: Final thoughts on Klitschko and how you envision this fight going?
Jennings: He’s kind of like myself. He’s a well-spoken, distinguished guy. He’s charming but I’m not letting my guard down. I know he’s still out to take my f###### head off.
It will end in a knockout. It can go either way. I respect all possibilities and seeing who can withstand it.
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