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Trevor Noah set to host GRAMMYs for the fifth time
Trevor Noah is set to host the GRAMMY Awards for the fifth consecutive year on February 2, 2025, at the crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.
Thailand legalises same-sex marriage in historic law
In a landmark move for LGBTQ+ rights, Thailand has officially become the first country in Southeast Asia to legalise same-sex marriage.
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Kendrick Lamar to hire 500 crew members for Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show
As anticipation builds for the halftime show, fans and participants alike look forward to a dynamic and engaging spectacle.
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Kim Kardashian’s Instagram post featuring Melania Trump sparks political debate
Her recent post continues to highlight the complex intersection of celebrity influence and political discourse.
Iranian singer Amir Hossein Maghsoudloo (Amir Tataloo) reportedly sentenced to death for “blasphemy”
Amir Tataloo's case has attracted international attention, with many closely monitoring further legal developments.
Black Music Action Coalition (BMAC), Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis announce third annual Music Maker grants
The 2025 Music Maker Grant recipients will be announced at the event, and BMAC leadership and Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis will present the honours to the awardees.
Barbie honours late R&B icon Aaliyah with collectible item on posthumous 46th birthday
This incredible release aims to inspire a new generation to pursue their dreams with confidence and authenticity.
Rick Ross hints at explosive collaboration with Nigeria’s PsychoYP
Rick Ross expressed his admiration for PsychoYP’s work, highlighting the Nigerian artist’s raw talent and the vibrancy he brings to the global Hip-Hop table.
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YouTube star MrBeast’s bold bid to acquire TikTok sparks industry buzz
Whilst financial and operational challenges loom, this bold endeavour could redefine the future of digital entertainment.
Drake dismisses lawsuit against Universal Music Group and Spotify
Whilst Drake has retracted this specific petition, a separate legal action against UMG and iHeartRadio, alleging defamation and pay-to-play schemes, remains active.