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"You already know how my s**t ended. This is how it started," a voiceover says, as young Kanan makes it clear to his mother Raquel Thomas ( Madam Secretary‘s Patina Miller) that hes interested in getting involved in her money-making scheme – distributing cocaine across New York. "I need to get out on the corner," he begs. "You need to stay out of grown folks business," Raquel urges back. But given that long-time fans already know what Kanans future holds, its safe to assume that he doesnt ...

‘Power Book III: Raising Kanan’ will center on Kanan's teen years in the '90s. But will 50 Cent narrate the show?

Power Book III: Raising Kanan,” one of the “Power” spinoff series featuring Mary J. Blige, Omar Epps.  “Power Book II: Ghost” aired in 2020, and follows the events that go down 48 hours after the series finale of “Power.” Three additional spinoffs are also in production: “Power Book III: Raising Kanan,” which is a prequel to the original series, “Power Book IV: Influence,” and “Power Book V: Force.” From creator and showrunner Sascha Penn, “Raising Kanan” take...

The hip-hop community is suffering another devastating loss. Just two weeks after the death of rapper and actor DMX, rapper Shock G of the group Digital Underground has died at 57. The artist’s dad reportedly found him in a Tampa hotel room. The cause of death has not been reported as of yet. On Thursday, April 22, Digital Underground co-founder Cutmaster J confirmed the passing of his group member. While sharing a photo of himself and Shock G, he wrote, “34 years ago almost to the day we h...

Photo: Silver Screen Collection (Getty Images) Alfred Hitchcock Presents is versatile in tone and subject matter, but its most common theme is how rotten seemingly respectable people can be. As Hitchcock explained when welcoming viewers back to the show one autumn, “When crime is occasionally dealt with [on this show], it will be crime as practiced by ordinary people, like the fellow next door. I think that, by spring, a large number of you will be thinking of moving.” Many episodes are lik...

 Tell us, what’s a day like in the life of Busta Rhymes? BR: Definitely speak regularly. Make a bunch of business calls. Immediately start my meal prep. Go to the gym. After the gym, eat some more [ laughs]. Freshen up. Get dressed for the day. Handle whatever in-person business I need to handle until the business day is over corporately. Then I go to the studio. Continue to handle business, corporately and creatively. Record, record, record, until I’m ready to go to sleep. Then I go to b...

Mr. Man, the self-styled "authority on male celebrity nudity," has scoped the dimensions of this year’s "Grow-ers and Show-ers" in Hollywood—with an inch-by-inch countdown of the biggest and smallest members of film and television’s most-wanted stars.

Fans of "Major League" (1989) may want to see "Major League II." I did not see the first film and am not in that category. Nor is there anything in "Major League II" that inspires me to go back and catch up on the earlier film. This is comedy by the numbers, the uninspired story of a Cleveland Indian team of colorful weirdos and misfits, who seem to be trapped in a perpetual audition for the blooper reel. The movie opens with a clever recap of the previous season (or film), delivered by the tea...

Press release content from Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. La La Anthony Enlightens NYC Students on Newest Episode of ‘In the Classroom’ Learning Series March 8, 2021 GMT La La Anthony Enlightens NYC Students on Newest Episode of In the Classroom Learning Series NEW YORK - March 8, 2021 - ( Newswire.com )  As a part of their ongoing educational programming, and in celebration of Women’s History Month, the I WILL GRADUATE Program will release its latest e...

comments I remember running to the corner store for candy or for wings and fries or some milk or TP or Krazy Glue or basically anything we were lacking in the house. And at times, Mr. Kim, the Korean man who owned the store, and I would laugh and trade high-fives after the Orioles won, or wed argue if he wouldnt let me go for 10 cents – often leading to me saying "F**k you!" and him kicking me out and telling me, "Never return!" which we both knew was a joke because that was the neighborh...