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  Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Name New Royal Baby Boy Archie
 The name Archie is cer- tainly not a traditional choice for Harry and Meghan as it’s not the name of a past British monarch or even a past member of the British royal family. As of now, it’s unclear why Harry and Meghan chose the name Archie for their son.
Leading up to the name announcement, Ladbrokes odds had Alexander at 4/1, Spencer at 5/1, James at 6/1, Arthur at 7/1 and Theodore at 8/1.
Meghan gave birth to the baby boy, who weighs 7 pounds and 3 ounces, on Monday, the couple an- nounced on their Instagram page. Prince Harry, speak- ing to cameras on the grounds of Windsor Castle on Monday, said “this little thing is absolutely to die for.”
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry with their son, Archie.
     Dave Chappelle Wins Banana Peel-Throwing Lawsuit
 SANTA FE, NM – Dave Chappelle has emerged vic- torious in a lawsuit involving a Santa Fe man who threw a banana peel at the famous co- median four years ago.
Christian Englander claimed Chappelle ordered his bodyguard to attack him after the incident. As a result, Englander sued him for an alleged assault.
But a New Mexico judge has reportedly ordered all claims against Chappelle to be dismissed. According to The Blast, Englander was unable to track down Chap- pelle to serve him with the
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legal documents. Therefore, the judge had no choice but to toss the case out.
    Cardi B Performs Following Lipo Despite Doctor's Orders
 MEMPHIS, TN – Concert- goers who attended the Beale Street Music Festival received an extra effort during Cardi B’s set.
The unapologetic “Bodak Yellow” spitter revealed to the audience that she could have submitted a doctor’s note to excuse her from the perform- ance, but she opted to hit the stage anyway.
“I have some news for y’all. I should have canceled today,” the Grammy Award- winning rap star exclaimed at the Facebook-sponsored event. “I shouldn’t really be performing because moving
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too much is gonna fuck up my lipo. But b*^ch I’m still gonna get my muthaf*&^in’ money back, let’s go!”
   Kurtis Blow's Wife Reveals He Needs Emergency Open Heart Surgery
 LOS ANGELES, CA – Kurtis Blow’s wife Shirley has revealed her husband is back in the Intensive Care Unit at UCLA Medical Cen- ter. In a statement sent to HipHopDX by good friend and legendary Hip Hop pro- motor Van Silk, she ex- plained the aortic artery surgeons had repaired has dissected.
“Kurtis got a bad CT,” the statement read. “The aorta
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has dissected and it looks like he needs to go back to sur- gery. He’s back in ICU and they’re discussing surgery immediately. Emergency open heart surgery.”
She concluded with, “God is with him. Amen.”
Only two days ago, Blow updated his fans on his con- dition via Instagram and was grateful he was able to start physical and occupational therapy.
    Queen Latifah Aims To Bring Diversity To Filmmaking Through Queen Collective Initiative
  Common Details Being Molested As A Child In New Memoir
 Common has released a new memoir titled Let Love Have The Last World. In it, the veteran rapper/actor de- tails a painful incident in which he was molested as a child.
According to Common, he managed to forget the memory of his molestation — perhaps as a coping mecha- nism — until he began work- ing on a film called The Tale in 2017. The movie told the story of the director’s child- hood abuse, which made Common recall his trauma while discussing the script with actress Laura Dern.
“One day, while talking
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through the script with Laura, old memories sur- prisingly flashed in my mind,” he wrote. “I caught my breath and just kept loop-
ing the memories over and over, like rewinding an old VHS tape to take closer looks at the previous scene. I said to Laura, ‘I think I was abused.’ Right there, it all came back to my mind as if someone had suddenly in- serted deleted scenes into that little movie in my head, scenes that I hadn’t remem- bered or thought about be- fore, scenes I couldn’t even remember remembering.”
Common said he was molested during a family trip to Cleveland. His abuser, a relative of his godbrother Skeet, is referred to as “Brandon” in the book.
   Queen Latifah has teamed up with Procter & Gamble and Tribeca Studios for an epic project aiming to promote the importance of gender and racial equality be- hind-the-scenes in Holly- wood. The Queen Collective in partnership with Procter & Gamble and Tribeca Film Studios provides mentorship and production support, while also creating various distribution opportunities for the next crop of female direc- tors of color.
Through the forward-think- ing collective, budding direc- tors B. Monét and Haley Elizabeth Anderson were given the opportunity to have their films (Ballet After Dark and If There Is Light, respec- tively) premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on Fri-
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day, April 26. Their short documentaries are also avail- able to stream on Hulu as of April 27. The collective sup- plies these young women with opportunities they made not have had initially.
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