Arts & Entertainment

Yung Miami has reached a new milestone in her solo career as her summer anthem “Spend Dat” debuts at No. 66 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking the highest-charting entry of her career as a solo artist. The track has gained significant momentum over the past month, fueled by four consecutive weeks of growth in consumption and increasing fan engagement across multiple platforms. In addition to its Hot 100 debut, “Spend Dat” landed in the Top 50 of Billboard’s Hip-Hop/R&B chart, climbed to No. 3 on Shazam’s U.S. Top 200 Songs chart, entered TikTok’s Viral 50 Music Chart at No. 30, generated more than 255,000 TikTok creations, and became a Top 25 trending sound on Instagram. Riding the success of the single, Yung Miami recently announced her 25-city Motion Party Tour with BossMan Dlow and special guest Bally Baby, beginning July 16 in St. Petersburg, Florida, and concluding August 29 in Orlando 

The summer box office continues to defy expectations, with comedy emerging as the latest surprise winner. The sixth installment of the Scary Movie franchise dominated theaters over the weekend, earning $55 million domestically and launching to an impressive $105.5 million worldwide, a franchise-best debut. Produced by Miramax and distributed by Paramount Pictures, the film marks the return of Marlon, Shawn, Keenen, and Craig Wayans, who reunited with the series after more than two decades. Despite receiving poor reviews and a modest audience score, the $30 million production easily outperformed higher-budget competitors, including Masters of the Universe. The success follows recent box office victories by indie horror films Obsession and Backrooms, highlighting the growing influence of Gen Z moviegoers and unconventional filmmakers on today's theatrical landscape. 

Nicki Minaj discusses her support for Trump & frustrations with the Democratic Party. Read her insights on industry pressures today.

Jordana Brewster reflects on 25 years of the franchise at Cannes. Read her tribute to Paul Walker & excitement for future projects.

Drake's leaked track '1AM in Albany' raises speculation of a rift with LeBron James. Read more about the unfolding drama in music and sports.

Cheyenne Bryant defends her 'Dr.' title amid backlash. Read her perspective on therapy licensing and critics' motives.

Taraji P. Henson & Jenifer Lewis criticize Beyoncé & Serena Williams for attending the controversial 2026 Met Gala. Read more on this issue.

Issa Rae calls out Hollywood's diversity backslide, highlighting challenges for women of color. Read her insights on the industry's identity crisis.

Dave Chappelle is considering reviving Chappelle's Show. Stay tuned for updates on this potential Netflix project!