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Pusha T has admitted in a new interview that other artists were “backing away” from him after his highly publicised 2018 feud with Drake.Per Billboard, on Saturday (December 7), Pusha T – real name Terrence LeVarr Thornton – was interviewed at an Art Basel event in Miami. Thornton had been asked about the feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake that transpired this year, while touching on his own back-and-forth with the Canadian hitmaker in 2018.Thornton spoke about how the aftermath of his Drake feud played out differently compared to Lamar, whose scathing diss track ‘Not Like Us’ shot up to number one on Billboard charts.

Final Destination series is confirmed for a 2025 release.Per Variety, Final Destination: Bloodlines will arrive in cinemas on May 16, 2025 – 14 years after the release of its previous instalment, Final Destination 5.The film will be directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein, who were responsible for the 2018 indie thriller Freaks. No plot details have been made available yet.The Final Destination franchise usually features a new cast of characters in each film, with the commonality of a looming, unseen threat that causes their gruesome deaths – its teen protagonists are haunted by premonitions of such deaths, and these films usually chart their often perilous journey to prevent these disasters from happening.In 2022, Lipovsky and Stein spoke about their ambitious pitch to the franchise’s producers, which involved faking their own deaths during a Zoom call.The pair got the job after what was called “the Zoom call to end all Zoom calls”, describing an incident in which the pair took the meeting with a burning fireplace behind them.The publication explains that once the meeting finished, the mantel behind Lipovsky and Stein began to burn, before the pair extinguished the flames.But then tragedy seemed to strike as attendees on the call heard a creak, after which a ceiling fan broke loose from the ceiling and decapitated one of the filmmakers.

SZA has confirmed that her new album ‘Lana’ is a deluxe edition of 2022’s ‘SOS’, teasing new music in a social media post.SZA has been teasing ‘Lana’ since 2023 – she recently appeared on streamer Kai Cenat’s livestream alongside Lizzo, where she said that there’s “a whole new project” that people have yet to hear, and that it’ll be out “before the year is over”.The tease elicited major reactions from Lizzo and Kai Cenat, who began screaming in surprise.This isn’t the first time SZA has said that new music will drop before 2025. In November, it was reported that SZA’s next project will arrive in autumn this year, which will conclude right before Christmas.Now, SZA has shared a teaser on Instagram, with the album title ‘Lana’ accompanied by ‘SOS Deluxe’ in all-caps. The post was published yesterday (December 9), marking the two-year anniversary of ‘SOS’.“Clock starts now”, she wrote.

Drake‘s father has fired back at Joe Budden after the broadcaster went on a tirade over the rapper’s recent lawsuits against Universal Music Group (UMG).Last month, the Canadian hitmaker filed two lawsuits against his label UMG over ‘Not Like Us’ – a diss track by Kendrick Lamar aimed at Drake which called him “a certified paedophile”. The first alleged the label “artificially inflated” the song’s streaming numbers and the other accused them of allowing the release of a defamatory song targeting one of their signees.When the news broke, Budden swiftly commented on the ongoing cases on his infamous Joe Budden Podcast.

“Even the people of Syria are celebrating the New York Mets’ signing Juan Soto,” intoned Jon Stewart on tonight’s Daily Show, mixing together video of Syrians reveling at the downfall of a tyrant with headlines reporting that his beloved Mets beating out the Yankees in a $765 million bidding war to sign the superstar outfielder.

When Coralie Fargeat’s horror-comedy The Substance premiered in Cannes this year it nearly brought the house down, which is not easily done in the concrete bunker that is the misleadingly titled Palais des Festivals. What’s also unusual about Fargeat’s film is that it’s still being talked about at the year’s end, being a rare crossover between arthouse and grindhouse that has chalked up five Golden Globes nominations for its two female stars and its writer-director.

SPOILER ALERT! This story contains plot points from Monday’s episode of NCIS: Origins on CBS.

In a recent post on X, Bob Dylan made clear his support of Timothée Chalamet playing him in James Mangold‘s upcoming biopic A Complete Unknown. The iconic singer-songwriter wrote that Chalamet is “a brilliant actor so I’m sure he’s going to be completely believable as me.” And on Monday, the eve of the film’s LA premiere, Chalamet told Deadline that reading Dylan’s words felt “really, really affirming”.

Daniel Craig is showing off his creative range with his role in his newest movie Queer. However, the project probably would not have happened for him when he was in the midst of his James Bond days.

Beyonce and Jay-Z are making a rare red carpet appearance, all in the wake of controversial allegations made against him.

Robert Downey Jr. will always be associated with Iron Man. However, he faced some stiff competition to book the role.

Luigi Mangione has officially been charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Dominic Monaghan is spending time with aspiring actress Eliana Perez.

A young pop sensation tragically passed away at the age of 20 after enduring a terrible ordeal that followed a massage, during which she expressed being "in so much pain".

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When Manchester City make the trip to Turin to take on Juventus, there is a chance they could line up against a familiar face.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor Richard Shadyac Jr. will step down as CEO of ALSAC, the fundraising arm of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, in March.

Michaela Zee Jay-Z and Beyoncé walked the red carpet at the “Mufasa: The Lion King” premiere in Los Angeles on Monday night to support their daughter, Blue Ivy Carter. The 12-year-old voices Kiara, the daughter of Simba (Donald Glover) and Nala (Beyoncé), in the prequel to the 2019 photorealistic remake of Disney’s “The Lion King.” Glover and Beyoncé also reprise their voice roles from the remake.

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