Killer Mike issued a statement on his wild Grammys night, which included the rapper winning three awards and then being escorted out of the building in handcuffs. Killer Mike was detained by LAPD officers on Sunday and charged with misdemeanor battery after collecting his awards.
Netflix has revealed the cast for “Department Q” from showrunner Scott Frank (“The Queen’s Gambit”). The cast is led by Matthew Goode (“The King’s Man”), Chloe Pirrie (“The Queen’s Gambit”), Alexej Manvelov (“Jack Ryan”) Kelly Macdonald (“Line of Duty”) and Leah Byrne (“Call The Midwife”).
In a battle of two Universal titles at the U.K., Ireland box office, animation film “Migration” flew to the top, besting star-studded caper “Argylle” in the process. “Migration” debuted with £3.5 million ($4.4 million), according to numbers from Comscore. “Argylle,” a global under performer, bowed
Essence’s 17th annual Black Women in Hollywood awards will salute Danielle Brooks, Halle Bailey, Nkechi Okoro Carroll and Starz’s Kathryn Busby. The star-studded annual event celebrating Black women for their contributions to the film and TV business will take place on Thursday, March 7, at
YouTube TV has piloted past a new milestone: The internet pay-TV service now has more than 8 million subscribers, according to the video giant. That means YouTube TV, available only in the U.S. starting at $72.99 per month, is far and away the biggest internet-streaming
Nintendo reported its latest quarterly earnings Tuesday, revealing a 6% drop in year-over-year revenue and an 18% jump in net profit. The Japan-based gaming company also announced it now expects to reach 15.5 million in sales of its Switch video game console by the end
Anna Diop (“Nanny,” “The Book of Clarence”) has signed on to star opposite Corey Hawkins and Willem Dafoe in “The Man in My Basement,” directed by Nadia Latif. The film is an adaptation of Walter Mosley’s bestselling psychological thriller, and Diop’s casting sets an onscreen
“Dune” and “Oppenheimer” will both enjoy a return to cinemas in mainland China next month. They head a fleet of Hollywood titles aiming for renewed success in the world’s second-largest theatrical box office market – albeit after the Chinese New Year holiday period has prioritized