It’s been a week since the iconic slap at the Oscars took place, but it looks like we may be far from moving on from the moment. In the time since Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars, Chris Rock decided not to press charges, The Academy released a statement advising they don’t condone
Days after Kanye West had his Instagram account suspended for violating policies on the platform, it appears the controversial rapper has been pulled from the Grammy lineup. A lengthy message from his friend and fellow rapper The Game indicated that West was removed as a performer “last minute,” with The Game bringing up the fact
Trevor Noah takes the highroad in a feud with Kanye West by offering a compassionate response to the rapper. The billionaire rapper recently attacked the comedian on Instagram, using racial slurs that led to a 24-hour ban from the platform. Kanye used Instagram to attack his detractors, such as comedian D.L Hughley, who accused Kanye
Kandi Burruss has a major bone to pick with Real Housewives of Atlanta alum NeNe Leakes. Kandi is furious with her former castmate for calling her a racial slur–the same one that Kanye West called Trevor Noah and got banned from Instagram for 24 hours as a result. As for Kandi, she wants nothing to
Rapper Kanye West has been suspended from Instagram for at least 24 hours, following his latest batch of posts attacking Pete Davidson, Trevor Noah, Kim Kardashian, and others. West shared various posts on Wednesday, ranging from comments about Pete Davidson’s tattoo to his jokes from a 2019 standup routine and posts targeting comedians Trevor Noah
Kanye West took to his Instagram in the early hours of the morning as he hurled an offensive racial slur at comedian and television host, Trevor Noah. This insult came early the morning after a monologue about the 44-year-old rapper/producer/fashion designer and his ensuing drama with his ex-wife Kim Kardashian and her new boyfriend, SNL