Celebrities, Sports Figures, Politicians Give Shout-Outs To Their Moms In Online Salutes

The new project from Atlanta's EarthGang got a bit delayed by sample clearance issues, but it's here today with a J.I.D. feature to make up for the blown release date.

Britney Spears is ready to leave the past behind — literally.

Rauw Alejandro's 2019 debut EP, Trap Cake Vol. 1, marked his arrival to the major leagues of reggaeton.

Oxxxymiron, a Russian rapper and activist with a significant following in his home country, has canceled his first headlining tour in five years in protest of President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, The New York Times reports. The sold-out shows were set to take place in Moscow and St.

Mitski is on tour across North America right now in support of her excellent new album Laurel Hell and the temptation for those without tickets (or even those with) is to hit YouTube and hear how new songs like "Stay Soft" and "Love Me More" and sounding live. It's become a habit aided by the fact that recording parts of, or even the whole show, has become a staple of live music alongside waiting in line for a drink and picking up merch. However, in a lengthy tweet thread posted on Thursday, Mitski has asked her supporters to try put their phones away and embrace living in the moment for an hour or two.

Charli XCX has shared an A.G. Cook remix of her Rina Sawayama collaboration "Beg For You," featuring Vernon of K-pop group SEVENTEEN.

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Beauty is their business! The biggest names in Hollywood have launched the latest latest in skincare, haircare and makeup. And even better, the luminaries themselves (think Kylie Jenner, Selena Gomez, Jennifer Lopez and more) talked with Us to share their favorite picks from their newly created brands to take the guesswork out of exactly what you should scoop up!

A possible reconciliation might be in the cards for Aaron Rodgers and Shailene Woodley, a source tells ET. Although the 38-year-old Green Bay Packers quarterback and the 30-year-old actress called off their engagement this month, the two have been spending more time together.

UPDATED, 12:55 PM: Sony today moved the release date of it Mark Wahlberg film Father Stu up by two days. The story of boxer-turned-priest Father Stuart Long now will open wide on Wednesday, April 13; it had been set for Friday the 15th.

Vice boss Nancy Dubuc has praised her colleagues in the field in Ukraine as bombing continues in the capital Kyiv, while taking a swipe at traditional news coverage.

David Benedict At the start of the second half of Anthony McCarten’s art-world bio-drama “The Collaboration,” the artist Jean-Michel Basquiat’s agent finds himself alone on the scrappy sofa of Basquiat’s New York City studio — and unearths a syringe. A frown floods the agent’s face.

Zack Sharf Amanda Bynes is aiming to end her conservatorship after nearly nine years. Bynes’s mother, Lynn Organ, was granted temporary conservatorship in 2013 after the actor allegedly set a driveway on fire and was hospitalized on an involuntary psychiatric hold. Organ then gained full conservatorship in 2014.Variety confirms that Bynes filed a petition on Feb.

Angelique Jackson SPOILER ALERT: Do not read unless you’ve watched “A Madea Homecoming,” now streaming on Netflix. As Tyler Perry prepared to bring his famously “braless and lawless” character Madea to Netflix, the media mogul came up with an idea to spoof some pop culture moments and some of his famous friends as part of the movie’s marketing campaign.“This is all me. I haven’t gone through Netflix or anything for all of that stuff.

Banks has announced the release of her fourth album, ‘Serpentina’, and shared a brand new single – listen to ‘Holding Back’ below.The musician (real name Jillian Rose Banks) released her last album, ‘iii’, back in 2019. It featured the singles ‘Gimme’, ‘Look What You’re Doing To Me’ and ‘Contaminated’.Today (February 25), Banks took to Twitter to share that the follow-up to ‘iii’ will arrive on April 8. “Beyond excited to announce my next album Serpentina is coming out April 8th,” she wrote, sharing a clip of ‘Holding Back’.The anthemic new single follows last year’s ‘Skinnydipped’ and ‘The Devil’, both of which will appear on ‘Serpentina’.You can listen to ‘Holding Back’ below:“In the past I’ve been really tight and controlled, and I don’t feel like that right now,” Banks said in a statement, discussing her new album.

Robbie Williams has revealed his involvement in Lufthaus, the (formerly) mysterious Armada Music signing that launched earlier this month.The group released their debut single – a club-ready house banger titled ‘Sway’ – on February 11, but although it’s unmistakably Williams’ voice on the track, his identity was kept secret until today. The revelation comes via The Sun (as reported by Yahoo), which printed a statement from Lufthaus in its Bizarre column.“This project has been keeping us busy in the studio throughout the pandemic, so we’re delighted to now be releasing the first single,” the group – rounded out by producers (and Williams’ longtime collaborators) Tim Metcalfe and Flynn Francis – wrote.

Olly Murs has cancelled his upcoming tour after being rushed to hospital for emergency surgery.

Good causes in South Lanarkshire are set to share vital funds this year as the Co-op welcomes the latest causes to its Local Community Fund.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerThere are no public events on President Donald Trump’s schedule today, but it’s still full of activities. The President is at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, VA this morning, then heads to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center later this afternoon for a checkup.But before all that, the Commander-in-Tweet took some time out to delivery some messages, paying particular attention to the wisdom of Solomon – that’s John Solomon, the conservative pundit, not the Biblical king.We’ll add more communications as they roll in.

By Bruce Haring