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Cardi B Files For Divorce From Offset
Long Overdue: Kerry Washington Wins Her First-Ever Emmy Award
KERRY WASHINGTON Kerry Washington is a
whole icon in these streets, but she’d never won an Emmy until now.
The Little Fires Every- where actress nabbed four nominations this year — for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie, Out- standing Television Movie, Outstanding Limited Series and Best Variety Special (Live). She won the last-men- tioned for her role as an execu- tive producer in Live in Front of a Studio Audience: All in the Family and Good Times.
Vivica A. Fox To Join E!'s 'Live From The Red Carpet'
VIVIVA A. FOX
There’s a new face coming to E!’s Live From The Red Carpet: The 2020 Emmy Awards special.
Vivica A. Fox is co-host- ing this year’s red carpet alongside mainstay, Giuliana Rancic.
Fox is following in the footsteps of comedian and ac- tress Amanda Seales, who hosted the BET Awards virtu- ally, along with Keke Palmer who helmed the MTV Awards virtually, in trying to make an impact in an unprecedented situation.
E!’s red carpet pre-show will follow suit in providing de- tailed live coverage of the 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards from a studio in Universal City, California.
Notorious B.I.G.’s $6
Cardi B may have hinted at why she filed for divorce from Offset in her Instagram stories last week. Cardi re- cently said in a post that “her heart finally told her to stop wasting her time.”
The "WAP" rapper filed for divorce from the Migos superstar and Offset is con- testing the filing. Cardi is asking for full custody of their 2-year-old daughter, Kulture, writing in her peti- tion that she is a “fit and proper person to have legal custody of the minor child with final decision-making authority over legal custody matters, and to have primary physical custody of the minor child.”
Cardi and Offset se- cretly tied the knot in 2017,
$475,000 In Auction
Offset Posts
Black-ish star and Mixed- ish creator Tracee Ellis Ross is expanding her rela- tionship with ABC Signature, producer of the hit ABC com- edy series, with a multi-year overall deal. Under the pact, Ross’ production company, Joy Mill Entertainment, will be based at the studio and produce content across all platforms.
“I love sharing stories and using storytelling as a way to connect and celebrate hu- manity,” said Ross. “I am
OFFSET AND CARDI B
and went public with their marriage that October, when Offset got on one knee at a stadium concert in Philadel- phia and presented her with a ring. The couple nearly split over cheating rumors, but reconciled in 2018 after Offset crashed the stage at Cardi's Rolling Loud con- cert in 2018 and begged for her forgiveness in front of thousands.
At Sotheby’s, the crown is king.
The plastic topper worn by Christopher “Notori- ous B.I.G.” Wallace in his last photo shoot sold for $594,750 during an auction last Tuesday night — despite its original $6 price tag.
At the auction house’s first hip-hop memorabilia auction, the crown’s original purchaser said he didn’t buy
CHRISTOPHER “NOTORIOUS B.I.G.” WALLACE
the royal-rig for its gold con- tent and embedded jewels.
Plastic Crown Sells For
Tracee Ellis Ross
Signs Overall Deal
With ABC Signature
For Instagram
Seemingly Unfazed
TRACEE ELLIS ROSS
thrilled to finally be sharing the news and expanding this part of my artistry at my home studio, ABC Signa- ture.”
By Cardi B Divorce
Even with Offset’s di- vorce from Cardi B immi- nent, the Migos rapper doesn’t appear to have a care in the world.
Last Wednesday, the 28- year-old Atlanta native shared a trio of photos of himself to Instagram which seem to illustrate how little he’s bothered by all the chat- ter surrounding his crum- bling marriage.
In one, he’s posted up wearing an Exploited t-shirt with multiple chains around his neck as he’s making a phone call. In another, he’s laying down on a couch with a mask just under a chin and
The Game Reboot
OFFSET
in the third, it looks like he’s in the back of a car talking to another person with his phone in his hand.
He wrote in the caption, “Grind don’t stop” as if to sug- gest the divorce won’t impact his hustle.
Streaming Service
Lands At Paramount+
A revival of the BET’s The Game is officially in develop- ment under the ViacomCBS digital subscription streaming service Paramount+, which was originally branded as CBS All Access.
The series reboot was an- nounced last Tuesday, along with a list of original and re- booted shows headed for the streaming outlet which in- cludes a limited series chroni- cling the making of The Godfather, a new edition of VH1’s Behind the Music, and the true crime docuseries, The Real Criminal Minds.
Although no details have been released about The Game revival, the series will
THE GAME CAST
fall under BET’s Paramount+ programming from CBS Tele- vision Studios and Garment Productions. It’s unclear if any of the show's original cast members like, Tia Mowry, Pooch Hall, and Wendy Raquel Robinson, will be involved in the new install- ment.
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