Author: Wamala

Wamala Sipirian is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2022. Leads to breaking stories are welcome!

Offset & Quavo Finally End Feud: “That’s Family at the End of the Day”

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The stormy history between Offset and Quavo has kept fans glued to every update for years. But now, in a candid new chat on the 7 PM in Brooklyn podcast, Offset opened up about how their family bond remains unbreakable—no matter the drama. “That’s family at the end of the day,” Offset said bluntly, acknowledging that even the closest blood ties come with bumps. “You’re gonna bump heads with your family sometime. In the day, a ngga ain’t finna play with him, or a ngga ain’t finna play with me.” How the Drama Started: The Migos Fallout The tension between…

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Ice Cube Slams Fans Over Sex Toy Toss at WNBA Games

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For the past two weeks, the WNBA has been dealing with a disturbing—and downright bizarre—trend: fans hurling sex toys onto the basketball court during live games. Now, Ice Cube is speaking out, and he’s not mincing words. The rapper, actor, and BIG3 founder told REAL 92.3 LA that this behavior is far beyond inappropriate and that anyone caught should be immediately banned. “Somebody doing that, man, should really be kicked up out the building and not allowed back in,” Cube said. “I don’t know what people think they could get out of that.” Calling it “foul” and “unnecessary,” Cube stressed…

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Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s Mother Breaks Silence With Emotional Tribute: “He Was My Best Friend”

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The entertainment world is still reeling from the shocking loss of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, the beloved actor who grew up before our eyes on The Cosby Show. But for those closest to him—especially his mother, Pamela—the grief runs far deeper than the headlines. In a heartbreaking Instagram post shared Friday (Aug. 8), Pamela opened up for the first time since her son’s sudden passing on July 20, revealing the man behind the fame, the mission that drove him in his final years, and the legacy he leaves behind. “Our Hearts Are Heavy” — Pamela Warner Speaks Out “Needless to say, our…

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Eddie Murphy Says ‘Norbit’ Hate Was Overblown: “They Were Just Hating”

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The legendary comedian, now 62, opened up on 360 With Speedy about the backlash surrounding his 2007 comedy Norbit, a movie he co-wrote with his late brother Charlie Murphy. While the film was panned by critics and earned multiple Razzie nominations, Murphy insists the hate was exaggerated — and maybe even personal. “I love Norbit,” Murphy told host Speedy Morman. “We think Norbit is funny. They was just hating on a n***a.” The Timing of the Backlash Norbit hit theaters in February 2007 — just weeks after Murphy received his first-ever Oscar nomination for Dreamgirls. Many critics at the time…

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