Paul Rudd is an actor, writer, and producer who has been in some of the most beloved films and TV shows of the last 25 years, from Judd Apatow comedies to the Marvel Universe. You can catch him on the new Netflix comedy, Living With Yourself, which is set to release on October 18th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as one of the nicest dudes in Hollywood takes on some of the least nice hot sauces on the planet. Along the way, Rudd breaks down the alternate Anchorman script that never was, shares his love for David Letterman, and improvises a tearful scene inspired by the wings of death.
J Stone graces us with his first interview since Nip's passing to talk about his new career trajectory, coping, grieving and representing Nip's forever.
Cyntoia Brown-Long stopped by The Breakfast Club to talk about being sex trafficked, killing a john at 16, meeting her husband while in prison, healing post release.
International Hip-Hop Artist, Majid Max teams up with Akor on his latest single "Khaste Shodi"
Majid Mohammad Hashemi is a Persian rapper and artist by the stage name of Majid Max. He was born May 6, 1992, in Isfahan, Iran. In 2009, His first single, "Rahat Bash" was a collaboration with Persian pop star Morteza Ashrafi. This song received many praises and featured on many Persian media outlets. The music video was selected as the number 1 music video by PMC(Biggest Persian TV for the Music video). His second and third songs were arranged by "Mehdi Moazam."
Mehdi has arranged for Persian mega-superstar "Amir Tataloo" and again drew a lot of attention in both Persian and Turkish media.
His biggest release till today was a collaboration with "Mehdi Moazam" and the Turkish actor "Boracz Ozchivt". After this release and all the media coverage in Persian, Turkish and Arabic media, his social media followers passed one hundred thousand and he gained recognization amongst Persian society. This leads him to Iranian jail for a few months as his style of music considers illegal by the Iranian government. but after this unfortunate accident, love of music makes him continue his passion for sharing his music with people around the globe.
In addition to his singing career, he also is a producer of many famous Iranian artists. Persian rapper fans are advised to keep a close eye out for Majid Max this year, as he is coming with more songs, and you can expect something from him shortly, Majid Max simply does not take a break! Be sure to stay in contact with Majid on most social media and digital music platforms.
BSB Records boss, Troy Ave is back with a brand new visual for "So True." Check that out up top and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
In this clip, Faizon Love explained why Vlad's idea of a final Friday film with all the characters from each film would be epic for the culture but wouldn't make the actors any money. He also discussed how Chris Tucker made millions off Rush Hour and what he told him after learning Chris made $20 million.
There are a few things Young M.A can't live without when she hits the road. From a bag of Utz Red Hot potato chips to her grillz, these are Young M.A's travel essentials.
Report via TMZ -- Lauren London has just gotten a judge's approval to manage her son's finances with an eye toward the 3-year-old inheriting half of his dad's estate ... and he's poised to get a cool mil.
London was in court Tuesday to get a guardianship over 3-year-old son, Kross's estate. It's a little misleading because an estate is created when someone dies, but this case is different. Lauren is the go-to person who will handle the financials that could set Kross up for life.
It's worth noting, there was never a dispute between Lauren and Nipsey's family when it came to Kross.
There's been another big update in regards to guardianship within Nipsey's family. A judge just signed off on Nipsey's immediate family members becoming legal guardians to Nipsey's 10-year-old daughter, Emani ... this as opposed to her birth mother, Tanisha Foster, who the family had called unfit.
The court said Nipsey's family provided sufficient evidence for their petition and as such ... Nip's siblings -- Samantha Smith and Sam Asghedom -- and his mother, Angelique Smith -- have been appointed as Emani's guardians.
New Orleans rap icon Master P discusses his role in bringing Snoop Dogg over to No Limit Records after leaving Death Row, the importance of African American representation in Hollywood, and lists his top 5 rappers, which includes the legend Lil Wayne.
Leading with a retro electronic warmth that tips its hat to trip-hop and the late Mac Miller alike, R. Choppa’s Animal Behavior is a project with a creative set of soundscapes and a quickly recognizable, identity-loaded string of vocal performances.
R. Choppa is an artist with a clear love for music in all of its forms, his rhythmic vocals bring a level of personality from the offset – a tone and style that’s easy to pinpoint. Meanwhile, the musical aspects pour through, complete with their multiple layers and their fine fusion of jazz-cafe delicacy and classic hip hop grooves. OG is all of this and starts things off well.
Cyntoia Brown-Long was 16 when she was sentenced to life in prison for killing a man who solicited her for sex. After 15 years behind bars and a celebrity-backed campaign to reconsider her sentence, she's free. Brown-Long, who shares her story in a new book, "Free Cyntoia," joins TODAY to open up about her future. "I'm here by the grace of God," she tells Craig Melvin.
The DL Hughley Show is required viewing. One one of his recent episodes he talked about the Atatiana Jefferson case --- the young black woman who was shot and killed in her own home by a white Fort Worth police officer.
For years, a mourning Troy Castaneda said she wouldn’t go near her son’s music. But she couldn’t ignore his legacy.
“I woke up one day and I decided to just bring him back,” she said, adding, “He had this huge book of material.”
Johnny Castaneda aka “Johnny Ca$h” was a Richmond resident, a rising hip hop star, and a protege to the slain Mac Dre, when he was fatally shot in Vallejo on March 29, 2007.
His mother, Troy aka Mamma Ca$h, is understandably still crushed by the loss. But even in his death, Troy is proving her son’s vast potential can still be realized.
HONG KONG (AP) — When the ball smashed into a photo of LeBron James’ face stuck above the hoop and dropped into the basket, the Hong Kong protesters cheered.
They also trampled on jerseys bearing his name and gathered in a semicircle to watch one burn.
James’ standing among basketball fans in Hong Kong took a hit because of comments the NBA star made about free speech. Fans gathered on courts amid Hong Kong’s high-rise buildings Tuesday to vent their anger.
The player for the Los Angeles Lakers touched a nerve among protesters for suggesting that free speech can have negative consequences. They have been protesting for months in defense of the same freedom that James said can carry “a lot of negative.”
The protesters chanted support for Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey, something of a hero among demonstrators in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory for having tweeted in support of their struggle, infuriating authorities in China.
What the crowd of approximately 200 people chanted about James wasn’t printable.
“People are angry,” said James Lo, a web designer who runs a Hong Kong basketball fan page on Facebook. He said he’s already received a video from a protester that showed him burning a No. 23 jersey bearing James’ name.
He expects more, given the backlash from protesters who’ve been regularly hitting the streets of Hong Kong and battling police because of concerns that the international business hub is slowly losing its freedoms, which are unique in China.
“Students, they come out like every weekend. They’ve got tear gassed and then they got gun-shot, like every weekend. Police beating students and then innocent people, like every day. And then he (James) just comes up with something (like) that. We just can’t accept that.”
James made his comments in response to a question about whether Morey should be punished for his tweet that reverberated in China and had consequences for the NBA.
“Yes, we do have freedom of speech,” James said. “But at times, there are ramifications for the negative that can happen when you’re not thinking about others, when you only think about yourself.”
He added: “So many people could have been harmed, not only financially but physically, emotionally, spiritually. So just be careful what we tweet and what we say and what we do. Even though yes, we do have freedom of speech, it can be a lot of negative that comes with it.”
Protesters said James’ comments smacked of a double-standard, because he’s used his clout as a sports headliner to press for social causes in the United States.
“Please remember, all NBA players, what you said before: ‘Black lives matter.’ Hong Kong lives also matter!” one of the protesters, 36-year-old office worker William Mok, said in addressing the applauding crowd.
Others said LeBron’s comments made it seem that he’s more worried about money than people.
“James was trying, you know, to take a side, on the China side, which is like ridiculous,” said Aaron Lee, a 36-year-old marketing director. “He was being honest, financially. Financial is money. Simple as that. LeBron James stands for money. Period.”
Danny Brown’s full of laughs and new music. After a three-year hiatus, the Detroit rapper released his new album, uknowhatimsayin? Outside of the booth, Danny’s turned his sights on television with his Viceland series, Danny’s House. Here Danny speaks on music, hometown love, Q-Tip, and new artists.
Joe Budden is not a fan of Logic. On his latest podcast the former Slaughterhouse member says "Logic is one of the worst rappers to grace a microphone."
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