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Giving her opinion. After Jada Pinkett Smith addressed Will Smith and Chris Rock’s infamous 2022 Oscars scandal, Vivica A. Fox questioned the actress for her “cold” response.

Logic has dropped off a brand new track called ‘Orville’ featuring rappers Like and Blu & Exile – you can check it out below.It’s the latest preview of the Maryland rapper and producer’s upcoming seventh album, ‘Vinyl Days’, which he first announced back in January, sharing a clip of himself in his home studio working on a beat for it.‘Orville’ – which hears Logic team up with Pac Div rapper and producer Like and Los Angeles duo Blu & Exile – follows recent tracks ‘Breath Control’, ‘Tetris’, ‘Decades’, Therapy Music (featuring Russ) and the album’s title track with DJ Premier.The song title is inspired by sci-fi series The Orville. Several references to it can be found throughout the track, including when Logic raps: “I’m Captain Mercer on the beat, watch me murder the Krill.”You can check out Logic’s latest track below:Logic’s last project was last summer’s ‘Bobby Tarantino III’. The 12-track project arrived after Logic announced in July 2020 that he was retiring from the music industry in order to be a better father to his newborn son, Bobby.

Wilson Chapman editorLandmark Theatres, the California-based movie theater chain, has signed a lease agreement to take over the Playhouse 7 movie theater venue in Pasadena, Calif. The 7-screen, 1,300 seat venue is expected to reopen under the chain this summer.The acquisition comes shortly after the announcement that Landmark will close its popular Pico street location, due to being unable to negotiate the terms of its tenancy with its realtor.

Landmark Theatres has entered into a long-term lease agreement for the Playhouse 7 movie theatre in Pasadena, CA, which was previously operated by Laemmle Theatres since Feb. 5, 1999.

No catfish here! Frank Grimsley was crowned the winner of The Circle season 4 — and he did it by staying true to himself.

The second season of The Wilds is now streaming on Prime Video and we caught up with one of the show’s stars, Reign Edwards, to learn more about her.

Katharine McPhee took a trip to Maryland this past weekend for a special reason!

Chase Brexton Health Care, the Baltimore-based federally qualified health center that specializes in HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, as well as LGBTQ-affirming care, raised $315,000 at a gala earlier this month, with proceeds going to benefit two of the health center’s programs.The gala, held on May 14, took place at six separate locations across Maryland, in six “castles,’ or houses decorated to the theme of the Broadway hit Six, a play presented as a pop concert that focusing on the woes and lives of Henry VII’s six wives. Gala attendees also watched a video presentation detailing Chase Brexton’s recent work and new initiatives.Proceeds from the event will benefit two programs. The first is Chase Brexton’s Center of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, which focuses on reducing health inequities among historically marginalized and underrepresented communities, including people of color and LGBTQ individuals. The second program that benefits from the gala is Every Meal Matters, an initiative to create a food pantry accessible to any patient that needs it.

Megan Thee Stallion put on a sizzling display while performing at the 2022 Preakness LIVE Culinary, Art & Music Festival, which was held atPimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland.The 27-year-old rapper stormed the stage in a skimpy sparkly blue leotard with a plunging neckline that highlighted her ample cleavage.The newly launched festival - which was put on by 1ST Experience in partnership with 300 Media CEO Kevin Liles - is part of an 'expanded Preakness entertainment and cultural celebration' held on Black-Eyed Susan Day, Friday, May 20. Sizzling:Megan Thee Stallion put on a sizzling display while performing at the 2022 Preakness LIVE Culinary, Art & Music Festival, which was held at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, MarylandMegan's curve-clinging bodysuit had a nude-illusion design on the bodice to make it appear as if her stomach was bare.It was covered in sparkly blue rhinestones, as well as glittering gold boning running up and down the mid-section.

Spur of the moment! Kyle Cooke revealed why he shared his Loverboy legal troubles on Summer House season 6, noting that it wasn’t planned.

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit honcho MJ Day and other staffers from the bikini bible popped out with a camera crew as the cover of this year’s magazine, featuring Nu, filled a nearby monitor.“I was processing the surprise of it not being a real interview and that this was actually the SI cover reveal. I could not speak. I had full body chills.

Monique Samuels is making her reality TV comeback — but not in a way most viewers were expecting.

Bringing in the big bucks? Over the years, the Below Deck franchise cast has played coy about their earnings — only offering small glimpses about the money they bring home.

Naman Ramachandran Liam Gallagher will feature with his sons Lennon and Gene in one-hour Sky special “Liam Gallagher 48 Hours at Rockfield,” where the former Oasis band member heads to the Rockfield Studios in Wales for 48 hours of music and memories. The show is ahead of the release of Gallagher’s new album “C’Mon You Know” and a summer of gigs including a return to Knebworth.

Saturday night saw pro-choice activists take to the streets outside the homes of Supreme Court justices Brett Kavanaugh and John Roberts, Bloomberg reported. .

Looking back. During Benedict Cumberbatch’s second stint as the host of Saturday Night Live, he couldn’t help but marvel over his career progress — and being in the Dolby Theatre when Will Smith’s Oscars drama went down.

Men Working, Soft Porn, and Paper Quilt/Collage series, and will be joined by fellow Portico denizens Mary Turpin, Jaleel Davis, Imani Russell, and Tom Hill, plus a handful of Portico guest artists.Meanwhile, miXt merchants will offer special food and drink specials throughout the day, culminating in special happy hour prices from 5 to 8 p.m. as part of the festival’s official After Party.The food hall will also host scheduled Culinary Arts Demonstrations, including a “Sharpen Your Knife Skills” session led by miXt Chef Sandy Patterson, “How to Make a Lobster Corn Dog” by HK Fishouse Chefs Kimberly Van Kline and Henry Dudley, “How to Make Bacon Cheddar Chive Scones” by miXt Brew Pastry Chef Susan Theis, and “How to Make Steak Burrito & Birria Taco” by La Michoacana Chef Ismael Montero.Up at the Artisan 4100 building, you’ll find live musicians from Just Rock throughout the day plus artists featured in the building’s permanent collection as well as Art Annex occupants Kea Dupree Photography, Möbius Keramikk Clay Studio, painters Wayson R Jones and Alexander Golob, and several guest artists.Other artists planning to be on hand outside of the festival’s Brentwood block nucleus include acclaimed African-American abstract artist/academic Alonzo Davis, fiber artist/costume designer Celestine Ranney-Howes (Arena Stage, Maryland Shakespeare Festival), and those represented by the Gateway Arts Center, Red Dirt Studio, Art Works Now, Otis Street Arts Project, Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, and Washington Glass School.Saturday, May 14, from noon to 5 p.m., plus After Party from 5 to 8 p.m.

Leaving their mark. As season 2 of The Wilds kicked off, fans got to see the main characters battle issues outside of the island — starting with their own mental health.

Alex Vaughn is a new face in the R&B scene, with hopes of leaving a long-lasting impact on the music industry.In October of last year, Vaughn signed a deal with Love Renaissance (LVRN)/Interscope, then released her first single “Mirage,” a few months after. Since then, the songstress has continued to build an increasing buzz with her peers and supporters alike.

Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision that found that access to abortion is a constitutional right. The decision has not yet gone into effect—abortion is still legal. But the abortion rights movement, led by women, is not about to wait quietly and see what happens.

Sasha Urban editorMay 5 means a lot to Topeka K. Sam.