It is a wrap for Elon Musk as a member of the Trump administration. Overnight, Musk's role as a special government employee ...

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The so called revelation went down during a recent press conference, POTUS responded to a reporter’s question about whether he would consider pardoning Diddy if the music mogul were to be convicted in ...

Queen Latifah is speaking her truth. During a recent sit down with REVOLT, the iconic rapper and actress opened up about her time on the groundbreaking sitcom Living Single, revealing that despite the ...

‘She the People’ is a political comedy series that follows Antoinette Dunkerson, portrayed by Terri J. Vaughn, who becomes Mississippi’s first Black lieutenant governor. The show explores themes of ...

Looks like the film is written and directed by Ninian Doff, known for his stylish and offbeat storytelling. Good People Bad Thingswill be backed by MRC, making this the third collaboration between the ...

The teaser opens with Taylor and acclaimed actor Lakeith Stanfield exchanging vows, quickly cutting to a steamy moment between her and her real-life partner Aaron Pierre. From there, things take a ...

Another royalties, catalog deal alert. Legendary hitmaker Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins has made another power move in the music business, officially selling the royalty rights to his massive catalog of ...

Kanye West isn't feeling Kid Cudi testifying in the Diddy trial. Hitting X, Ye wrote: “I wish Cudi hadn’t testified against Puff.” ...

Ronald Fenty, the father of global music icon and beauty mogul Rihanna, has passed away at 70 after a short illness. According to a report from Barbados-based Starcom Network News, Fenty died early ...

Roc Nation and the United Justice Coalition hosted the third annual UJC Summit at The Shed in New York City, drawing over 1,300 attendees for a day dedicated to justice reform.