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Nicole Scherzinger, the multi-talented singer, dancer, and performer known for her powerhouse vocals and captivating stage presence, joins forces with the legendary rapper T.I., renowned for his groundbreaking contributions to hip-hop and dynamic live performances in one-of-a-kind reunion concert experience at Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai. Get ready to sing along to their biggest hits like "Whatever you Like", "Don't Cha", "Buttons" and "Live your Life" https://www.coca-cola-arena.com/music/582/nicole-scherzinger-and-t-i- https://www.instagram.com/cocacolaarena/p/C5ik1keRmrF/

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Michael J. Fox Slams Instant Internet Success: 'We Used to Bust Our A--' to Be Famous "Now you've got people who just go like, 'Who's your sweater? What's your sweater you're wearing? And what's that dance step?' And you're the most famous person in the world." Michael J. Fox isn't totally here for the overnight success some stars are experiencing these days. In a new interview with People for the magazine's 50th anniversary special, Fox looked back on his rise to fame and the work he had to put in in the 1980s to achieve the success he's amassed today. "There's an expression I referred to when they gave me an honorary Academy Award -- somebody said to me the day before, they were talking about getting this award and being famous and they said 'You're '80s famous,'" Fox told the outlet. "I thought, 'Wow, that's cool.' '80s famous. Right, we were different. We were tougher. We didn't have social media, we didn't have any of that crap. We were just famous. Left to our own resources. And it was an amazing time." Fox's star rose thanks to roles in shows like Palmerstown U.S.A., Night Court and Family Ties, and cemented himself in the Hollywood zeitgeist as Marty McFly for the Back to the Future franchise, a series of films that became American '80s classics. When asked if he thought that being famous during that time was harder, Fox had a pretty blunt answer: "Well, you had to be talented. That helped." "We used to bust our a--, our acting muscles and watch other actors and sit around with other actors and talk about acting and talk about it," he continued. "And now you've got people who just go like, 'Who's your sweater? What's your sweater you're wearing? And what's that dance step?' And you're the most famous person in the world." While Fox hasn't acted since 2020 because of his battle with Parkinson's disease, which has made it increasingly difficult to remember dialogue, he said he would consider coming back to acting if the role felt right. "My biggest goal, I think, was to raise a family. We have four amazing kids, and that's been the big thing," Fox told Entertainment Tonight earlier this month. "And then the other is with the [Michael J. Fox] foundation…[however] if something came up that I could put my realities into it -- my challenges -- if I could figure it out." He added, "If someone offers me a part and I do it and I have a good time, great." https://toofab.com/2024/04/12/michael-j-fox-slams-instant-internet-success-we-used-to-bust-our-a-to-be-famous/?adid=social-fb&fbclid=IwAR1IgUQ38MTN_BJNlDfnIFIQ5mBUXiJQtLmjvhxKNxa453T-loMH05ecQc0

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Even though Britt wanted Karma to be her lead single, the label forced her to pick Provocative instead. She left the industry after that and is now working in the hair industry and is not ruling out coming back to music! You can stream the GOOD version here:

RIP. Huge pivotal force in fashion with many of our faves wearing his designs.

The ultimate queen of getting sampled chileeee. The amount of royalties she's getting A reach but could it shade to Drake for sampling "Halcyon" in "Pound Cake"

Could a third Drake diss go #1 this year?

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Speaking about the Olivia Rodrigo cover on Call Her Daddy, JoJo said: "I will rarely, pretty much never, claim to be a singer. I will claim to be an artist or a performer but I know my vocal abilities and I also know my vocal abilities - what they are not. I'm very comfortable when it's my own stuff but other people's music, I don't do well singing." "I won't touch other people's music. I'm scared of it. It always comes to bite me in the ass. I love performing. It's very contradicting because it's my favourite thing to do but the thing I'm most scared of." "I was singing 'Traitor' by Olivia Rodrigo and she has a really high note in there. I was so far from hitting it. Not even close. Then one day i kinda got close. I've been doing this for a long time and I'm finally close. It's not good yet but watch." "People took just that clip of me singing it and not doing it and my face turning bright red because I'm screaming trying to hit it and then they ran with just that." Explaining how she felt about the negative response, JoJo said: "Again, I would hate it too. I do. I think it's hysterical. Anytime new hate rolls around, I'm like 'ow' but then a day goes by people get over it." source

Over 800 Black women and non-binary actors have signed an open letter condemning the online racial abuse of Francesca Amewudah-Rivers, who was recently cast as Juliet in a London West End production of "Romeo & Juliet" alongside Tom Holland. The letter, published in The Guardian on Wednesday, was the initiative of "Enola Holmes" actor Susan Wokoma and "Crowning Glory" playwright Somalia Nonyé Seaton. It reads, "When news of Francesca Amewudah-Rivers' casting in Jamie Lloyd's production of 'Romeo & Juliet' was announced so many people celebrated and welcomed this news. Many of us took to social media to shower our baby sis with love and congratulations – a huge deal for someone so young in their career. A huge rising talent. "But then what followed was a too familiar horror that many of us visible Black dark skinned performers have experienced. The racist and misogynistic abuse directed at such a sweet soul has been too much to bear. For a casting announcement of a play to ignite such twisted ugly abuse is truly embarrassing for those so empty and barren in their own lives that they must meddle in hateful abuse.” Among the 883 signatories are Lashana Lynch (“No Time to Die”), Sheila Atim (“The Woman King”), Marianne Jean-Baptiste (“Secrets & Lies”), Lolly Adefope (“Ghosts”), Freema Agyeman (“Doctor Who”), Wunmi Mosaku (“His House”) and Tamara Lawrance (“The Silent Twins”). https://variety.com/2024/global/global/romeo-juliet-francesca-amewudah-rivers-black-actors-racial-abuse-1235965972/

following Azealia's pretty lame response on Twitter today Is it finally lights out for Miss Banks? Discuss.

Author JK Rowling has reignited a row with Harry Potter stars Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe over the issue of transgender identity and rights. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68787258.amp

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