T-Boz Watkins, from TLC, believes cops gunned down her cousin in cold blood at the end of a standoff … and she’s demanding justice for her family.
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Tank talks New Album “Savage”
Many people, especially the ladies, are familiar with Tank based on his good looks, muscular physique, and last but not least, his soulful voice. Over the last two decades, the R&B veteran released several hits including, “Please Don’t Go,” “Heartbreaker,” “I Can’t Make You Love Me,” “You Don’t Know,” and his signature hit, “Maybe I Deserve.” He also collaborated with some heavy hitters in the game including Wale, Chris Brown, Ginuwine, Tyrese, Jon B, Trey Songz, and the late Aaliyah. Along with singing, Tank is known for his songwriting talent. His body of work exemplifies originality and creativity as he continues to step out of the box musically. He steers an explosive situation into calmer waters with his music.
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Nicole Kidman & Reese Witherspoon Returning For ‘Big Little Lies’ 2 Season 2
HBO has given us an early Christmas present:Big Little Lies is officially returning for another season, TVLine has confirmed.
The hit miniseries’ story will continue with a seven-episode Season 2, with Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon returning to star and executive-produce. Shailene Woodley, who starred alongside Kidman and Witherspoon in Season 1, is not confirmed to return, but a statement from HBO says that “most of the cast is expected to return, and negotiations are underway.”
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James Corden & Adam Levine Pulled over by cops during Carpool Karaoke!
James Corden experienced a “Carpool Karaoke” with Adam Levine — getting pulled over by the cops while filming the popular “Late Late Show” segment.
After the late-night host and the frontman of Maroon 5 took a break to balance objects on their face, they got back on the road and started singing the band’s 2002 hit “She Will Be Loved,” which was interrupted by sirens. “What do the police want?” Corden asked his guest, then rolled down the window to ask the officer what was the matter.
