That fine line between business and pleasure has been blurred now that Yung Miami has set forth her own series via REVOLT. Sean “Diddy” Combs is adding another talk show platform to his growing network and apparently, it starsĀ none other than Yung Miami. Today (June 8), REVOLT announced that the City Girls star would be hosting Caresha Please, a title that was taken from a viral social media moment.
For months, there have been all sorts of rumors aboutĀ Diddy and Yung Miami, and the gossip about their romance was confirmed after Miami got into a heated back and forth with Diddy’s “friend,” Gina Huynh.
For the premiere episode that launches tomorrow, Diddy will sit down with his leading lady as Yung Miami’s first guest. The press release states that they will discuss their careers, his new label Love Records, and their relationship, but the trailer clearly shows the Florida hitmaker grilling her beau. In the clip, Yung MiamiĀ fires off questions to him about their connection, if he’s a cheater, and all things that would make anyone uncomfortable.
“You woke up and we was trending. What was that about?” she asked before it cuts to Diddy stammering to find an answer. “What you like about me? Why you f*ckin’ with a City Girl?”
This episode will surely bring all the attention, so. make sure to check out the trailer below and tune in tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. ET for the full conversation.Ā āBe ready to be entertained, you never know who may pop up, all things go on Caresha Please. Nothing is off-limits,ā said Yung Miami.
This is not a good season for Ezra Miller as they continue to face scathing accusations. We’ve been reporting on the ongoing drama involving theĀ FlashĀ star, and it seemed to have begun with arrests in Hawaii. It was rumored that the actor was on the Big Island working on music, but hethey foundĀ themselves entangled with authorities after being arrested twice.Ā In one instance, Miller was said to have exploded on bar patrons in a violent attack and in another, a woman reportedly accused Miller of threatening her with a chair.
Then, a producer shared that they were seeking legal action against Miller after the actor got upset and allegedlyĀ uploaded music to social media illegally. TheĀ producer claimed that he owned the rights to the music, and while that plays out behind the scenes, Miller is now being accused of grooming a teenager.
According to several reports, court documents were filed with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Court and obtained by PEOPLE, showing that activits Chase Iron Eyes and his pediatrician wife Sara Jumping Eagle have accused Miller of “manipulating and controlling” their daughter Tokata Iron Eyes sinceĀ theyĀ were 12. Tokata is now 18-years-old andĀ they reportedly met the actor in 2016 whenĀ Miller visited a North Dakota Reservation.
PEOPLE reported:
“The parents allege Miller gave Tokata alcohol and drugs like marijuana and LSD as a teen and exhibited a ‘pattern of corrupting a minor.’
“Chase and Sara said in the documents that Miller, through the Quiet organization with which the actor was affiliated, offered to pay for Tokata to attend college early at 16 at Bard College at Simon’s Rock in Massachusetts. Miller ‘would later use this against Tokata to create a sense of indebtedness,’ the parents say in the documents.”
Then, Tokata dropped out of school back in December so the parents went to visitĀ them at Miller’s Vermont home. They claimed that “Tokata didn’t have their driver’s license, bank cards or keys, preventing Tokata from leaving on their own accord.” After “detoxifying” withĀ their parents, Tokata once again left to meet with Miller where they traveled to several states including California and Hawaii.
“Chase and Sara say they are concerned for their daughter’s safety and mental well-being, and that Miller displays ‘cult-like and psychologically manipulative, controlling behavior.’ They allege that Miller ‘uses violence, intimidation, threat of violence, fear, paranoia, delusions and drugs to hold sway over a young adolescent Tokata,’ according to the complaint.”
Later, a lengthy message was shared on Tokata’s Instagram stating that Miller has been nothing but loving and supportive. Tokata’s parents reportedly stated that they do not have a phone and doubt Tokata penned the note. Check it out below.
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LeBron James has built one of the most impressive empires in the entire history of sports. For instance,Ā he just became a billionaire which is a wild feat to accomplish when you are still playing the game of basketball. Through endorsement deals, his media ventures, and the sport that he loves, LeBron has been able to build generational wealth that will keep his family secure for years.
Of course, LeBron has two teenage sons Bronny Jr. and Bryce Maximus. They are both impressive young basketball players in their own right and they both currently play for Sierra Canyon. There is a chance that both end up in the NBA someday, and LeBron is doing everything he can to develop them the right way.
For instance, LeBron recently spent some quality time with his sons in their driveway. In the Instagram post below, LeBron delivered an 8-minute video in which he shoots around with Bronny and Bryce by his side. The three seemed to be having a blast, and there is no doubt that LeBron himself was feeling extra proud with his kids by his side. They are a true basketball family and LeBron is helping his boys achieve their goals, which is something you love to see.
The best part of this clip is that each of them had to make three shots in a row before they could go back inside. Bryce and Bronny welcomed the challenge with open arms, and eventually, they made their shots.
Hopefully, LeBron gets to play NBA basketball with at least one of them before he retires.
Blurās Graham Coxon has announced details of his autobiography, Verse, Chorus, Monster!.
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The memoir is described as āan intimate, honest reflection on music, fame, addiction and art by one of Britainās most iconic musicians.ā It will be published on October 6 this year via Faber.
A press release for the book reads: āAmong the noise and clamour of the Britpop era, Blur co-founder Graham Coxon managed to carve out a niche to become one of the most innovative and respected guitarists of his generation ā but it wasnāt always easy.
āGraham grew up as an Army kid, moving frequently in his early years from West Germany to Derbyshire and Winchester before settling in Colchester, Essex. A shy child, he had a thing for eating soil and drawing intense visions; his anxiety was tempered by painting and a growing love of music.ā
It adds: āThese twin passions grew into obsessions, and as he honed his artistic skill at school, Goldsmiths and beyond, his band with school friend Damon Albarn, fellow art student Alex James, and a drummer called Dave Rowntree began to get noticed.
āBut there are things they donāt tell you before you get famous. There are monsters out there. And some may even be lurking inside yourself.ā
Verse, Chorus, Monster!
The long-awaited memoir from guitarist, visual artist and Blur co-founder, Graham Coxon.
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ā graham coxon (@grahamcoxon) June 7, 2022
Back in April, Coxon announced a new duo called The WAEVE with Rose Elinor Dougall, the formerĀ PipettesĀ member-turned-Mark Ronson collaborator.
Last month (May 4), THE WAEVE played a pair of intimate launch shows at The Lexington in London, returning the next day with first single āSomething Prettyā.
Ahead of their debut gig, the duo said: āWe are greatly looking forward to unleashing our new sound live at the Lexington. Weāve been locked away, busy translating the varied sounds of our songs into a dynamic live show, with the help of some great musician friends. We invite you to surrender to the world of The WAEVE.ā
The WAEVE came together after exchanging messages during the lockdown Christmas of 2020. They soon started writing songs before their collaboration āgave rise to an unexpected sonic universeā, per a statement.
Last year saw Graham Coxon release theĀ comic book score album āSuperstateā, as well asĀ tease more activity from Blur. After bandmateĀ Damon Albarn claimed that the band had been in talks and āhad an ideaā of how to make their comeback,Ā Coxon toldĀ NME: āI was privy to that discussion. It started as a discussion, but didnāt really end as one.ā
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Asylums have announced details of a new album called āSigns Of Lifeā ā get all the details on the record below.
The follow-up to the Southend bandās Steve Albini-produced LP āGenetic Cabaretā from 2020, will come out on October 14.
Back in April, the album was previewed by new single āCrypto Kleptoā, the four-pieceās first new music in two years.
The album was recorded at the legendary Rockfield Studios in Wales and produced by Dave Eringa (Manic Street Preachers,Ā Idlewild,Ā The Proclaimers).
Speaking to the Southend Echo, vocalist and guitarist Luke Branch said: āSo many iconic pieces of music have been made in the room at Rockfield Studios which we recorded in, Yellow by Coldplay, Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen and many more.
āāWe brought in a string quartet for a day to play and it was one of the most creative and rewarding musical experiences we have shared.ā
Listen to āCrypto Kleptoā below.
āI can honestly say this is one of the most unhinged songs Iāve ever produced and up above 215bpm one of the fastest too,ā Eringa said of the track. āAt that speed, itās genuinely difficult to get it this heavy but the booming tom overdubs and the phalanx of fuzz guitars that annex the second verse gets us there I think and the āLalalaā backing vocals notch the crazy up a level too!! Wild punk rock insanity!!!! Love it!ā
āGenetic Cabaretā was released on July 17, 2020, via the bandās own DIY label Cool Thing Records; it featured the singlesĀ āCatalogue Kidsā,Ā āA Perfect Life In A Perfect WorldāĀ andĀ āThe Distance Between Left & Rightā.
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