Hugh Hefner — who founded Playboy and turned it into a globally iconic brand — is dead at 91.
Playboy says Hugh died peacefully at home Wednesday, surrounded by loved ones.
Hefner’s health had been in serious decline over the last year and he’s not been seen in public for some time. His passing comes just over a year after his brother, Keith, died battling cancer.
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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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Stephanie Mills Talks Career, Transition of Music, Michael Jackson…
Consider a list of singers and entertainers that have embodied a wealth of accomplishments for half of a century that are still producing timeless works and garnering achievements, and you will have an exclusive group of individuals that have made indelible marks throughout their career. Ms. Stephanie Mills is on that list.
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Corey Feldman Launches Campaign To Expose Hollywood Pedophiles
Corey Feldman—the child star of 80’s movies including Stand By Me, The Lost Boys, and The Goonies—is launching a $10 million crowdfunding campaign in order to create a documentary about his life that will include an exposé of the pedophilia he claims is an open secret in Hollywood.
Feldman has previously said that as a child he was preyed upon by older, powerful men in the entertainment industry. His late friend, the child star Corey Haim, was similarly targeted, he said.
“I’m not alone,” Feldman said in a video about the crowdfunding campaign. “I know there are thousands of others that have experienced what I have experienced in the entertainment industry. I also know that there are peers of mine who know exactly what I’m talking about and know all of the details but have been afraid to come forward with their own truths.”
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