Cardi B & Candace Owens Trade Blows Over The Rapper's WAP Grammys Performance!

After reading a report which claimed Jennifer Lopez may start to “miss” her ex-fiancé, the singer’s ex-husband Marc Anthony shaded Alex Rodriguez on social media—and seemingly confirmed that there are no chances of this actually happening anytime soon.

Kanye West may not be the one kissing Kim Kardashian this Valentine’s Day, but he still wants to shower her with love!

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His Dark Materials and Help writer Jack Thorne has been recognized for Outstanding Contribution to Writing at tonight’s 29th Writers’ Guild of Great Britain Awards (WGGBAs), with Russell T Davies, Emerald Fennell and Armando Iannucci also taking home gongs.

Run-DMC rapper (real name Jason Mizell) was fatally shot inside his Jamaica, Queens recording studio at the age of 37 in 2002.It was a cold case until 2020 when police, the FBI and other law enforcement bodies indicted two men, Ronald Washington and Karl Jordan Jr., on charges of murder.According to AllHipHop, jury selection for the case will start on September 22, while opening statements and testimony will commence on September 26.If the COVID pandemic causes any issues then a backup trial date will be set for February 2023. The government expects the trial to last roughly two weeks.Washington is currently serving a federal prison sentence for robbery, while Jordan was taken into custody in August 2020.Acting US Attorney for the Eastern District of New York Seth DuCharme announced that a grand jury had returned an incitement alleging that the two defendants were responsible for the murder on October 30, 2002.“They shot him in cold blood,” DuCharme said in a press conference at the time.

Giant Party have shared a new single – listen to ‘Loving Arms’ below.The track, released last week (February 11), is a further taste of the band’s upcoming new album that’s set for release this summer.The album is described in a statement as “an emotionally-charged reaction to a wave of tragedies experienced by brothers Al (vocals/guitars) and Tim Harrod (keyboards/vocals)”.It continues: “The death of three family members, in particular their estranged father who they hadn’t seen in twenty years, left a void: suddenly they were forced to confront the insecurities his departure had caused head-on, while a succession of funerals forced the atheist brothers to revisit their religious upbringing.”You can listen to the new song below:Speaking about the album and its themes of grief, Al said: “I always thought I’d understood this early on, but it turns out I really hadn’t.“It happened to me when I saw my Grandmother’s embalmed body at the funeral home. It was the first time that I truly stopped believing in the childhood-taught belief that we were all going to meet again.”The album is also described in a statement as being “full of moments which are joyous, energising and escapist”.It continues: “Loss is of course prevalent, but it’s a collection which spans the spectrum of the human experience, from the initial impact of grief to the hope for a brighter future.

Super Bowl LVI on Sunday, but some fans were more focused on what the youngest of Whitworth's four children was doing in the stands.Katherine, who Whitworth shares with his wife, Melissa, went viral when Super Bowl viewers spotted her reading during the big game, instead of watching her dad defeat the Cincinnati Bengals on the field.«Oh, it’s special,» Whitworth told co-anchors Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb on Monday. «She’s the fourth one and the hardest one.

Lil Mama is all about that “heterosexual rights” Tucker Carlson-level bull s**t, apparently… Sigh…

Twitter has refused to take down nude photos of Melania Trump posted on the social network.The naked pictures were published by rapper Cardi B during a clash over her performance at the Grammys but Twitter says it does not violate the company's terms of service.Cardi posted a full-frontal nude snap of the former first lady during an argument with conservative commentator Candace Owens.The image dates back to a 1996 photoshoot published in a French magazine before it resurfaced during the 2016 presidential campaign. It had previously been shared on Twitter by Cardi in 2020 in a post that has since been removed.

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Candace Owens, the conservative writer and commentator, said Thursday night that she intends to sue singer Cardi B, accusing the rapper of trying to "slander" her family members.  "It was not an idle threat," Owens, founder of the Blexit movement, told host Laura Ingraham during an appearance on Fox News' "The Ingraham Angle." "We are suing Cardi B," Owens continued. "You will be able to watch this play out in the courtroom.

Cardi B is ready to move on from her feud with Candace Owens, but Candace simply won’t let it die. The political pundit fired yet another shot at the rapper after seeing that she tweeted a number of tweets from their fight about her 2021 Grammys performance of “WAP.” Cardi tweeted back at Candace on March 18: “Actually I deleted all the tweets between us from the beginning because my platform is for fun and entertainment. The tweets between me & you was not entertaining anyone. It was getting boring. Get a life Candy it’s been two days.”

not stand for “baby sitter.”Amid controversy over the 28-year-old rapper’s electrifying performance with Megan Thee Stallion during the 2021 Grammy Awards, Cardi B is defending her hit song “WAP” as “music for adults,” telling parents to “stop expecting celebs to raise your kids.”Their popping presentation featured two big hits: Cardi’s “Up,” and 26-year-old Megan’s two time Grammy-winning track, “Savage,” featuring Beyoncé.

If Cardi B was still fuming over her recent online-skirmish with conservative troll Candace Owens, the “UP” rapper didn’t look like it in the photo she uploaded on Wednesday (March 17). “I’m skinny today,” Cardi, 28, captioned the post. The rapper looked phenomenal in her jeweled Chanel crop top, striped mini-skirt, and white pumps. She also had an expensive-looking bag, and the whole ensemble left fans gagged. “Not ‘today,’” added Remy Ma, along with some affectionate emojis, conveying that she thought Cardi looked skinny every day. Other stars like Chloe Bailey, Donna Marie Lombardi, and more filled the comments section with love and fire emojis.

Megan Thee Stallion set Instagram ablaze on Wednesday as she posed topless in a sparkly thong.The 26-year-old singer told her 'Waping' 21.3M followers: 'Honestly just waiting for HotGirl summer to start.'The post comes as it was reported she and Cardi B's raunchy Grammys performance drew FCC complaints, received backlash from an anti-porn group for 'glamorizing' sex work and caused a Twitter spat between conservative commentator Candace Owens and Cardi.

There's no let up in the war of words betweenconservative political commentator Candace Owens and Cardi B on Twitter.After being criticized by Owens for contributing to 'the destruction of American values and American principles' for her provocative Grammy performance with Megan The Stallion, the rapper initially laughed off the tough talk.But as the chatter between the two has heated up, both are now in a give-and-take mode of personal and professional jabs in a move to get in the last word.

Cardi B and US conservative commentator Candace Owens have gone head to head on social media again, lashing out at each other in an hours-long flurry of tweets.The back-and-forth between the rapper and the right-winger began when Cardi sent out a tweet that sarcastically celebrated her  Grammys performance of ‘WAP’ making Fox News.Cardi shared a clip of Owens’ March 16 appearance on Fox News, where the political commentator said the rapper’s performance with Megan Thee Stallion at the Grammy Awards signified “corrosion” and “the end of an empire”.Yaaaayyyyyyy WE MADE FOX NEWS GUYS !!! Wap wap wap https://t.co/g7AX947RMb— iamcardib (@iamcardib) March 16, 2021Owens responded on Twitter, calling Cardi a “cancer cell to culture”.

Cardi B is going head to head with Candace Owens on Twitter after the commentator voiced her opinion about the rapper’s latest performance of “WAP” at the 2021 Grammys.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson has weighed in on Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's live performance of WAP at the Grammys.He's often seen online talking about how much he hates porn, so there's no surprise a bit of twerking was classed as "pornography" by the American conservative television host and political commentator.Carlson, who has hosted the nightly political talk show Tucker Carlson Tonight on Fox News since 2016, gave his view while presenting the news for Fox News.Of the performance, he said: "It's hard not to conclude they’re not intentionally trying to degrade our culture and hurt our children."Carlson then went on a rant about cultural items that have recently been dubbed controversial.

Cardi B isn’t mad that she made headlines at Fox News over her wild Grammy Awards performance — despite being a well-documented critic of the news outlet. “Yaaaayyyyyyy WE MADE FOX NEWS GUYS !!! Wap wap wap,” Cardi, 28, wrote above a tweet that included a clip from Tucker Carlson‘s show, in which the host and (Cardi’s longtime foe) Candace Owens slammed the rapper’s March 14 performance at the annual show.

John Oliver on Sunday used most of his HBO show to link Tucker Carlson to white supremacy, claiming that he uses his popular Fox News show to share dangerous messages. The segment was hardly the first time the comic used Last Week Tonight to skewer Carlson, but Oliver's condemnation reached a new level.