Dev Patel’s directorial debut, ‘Monkey Man,’ is set to hit VOD and digital platforms on Tuesday, April 23rd. The film, which stars Patel in a vengeance-fueled role, will be available for streaming on Peacock at a later date. ‘Monkey Man’ follows Kid, a man who discovers a way to infiltrate the elite and take revenge on those who wronged him.
Rapper Meek Mill expressed his dissatisfaction with an electric car he recently purchased, citing numerous safety issues. The vehicle sustained significant front-end damage, and the break pedal became dislodged, leaving the rapper in a concerning situation. Meek Mill emphasized the car’s tendency to move on its own and the lack of response from safety features like airbags and laser censors. He also mentioned a previous incident with a different brand of electric car, raising questions about the reliability of these vehicles.
In a lengthy Instagram Live session, rapper Jhayco launched into accusations against fellow Puerto Rican artist Mora and Colombian singer J Balvin. He alleged that Mora shared confidential information with others, and claimed that Balvin copied his creative concepts. Jhayco also clarified that his issue is with Balvin as an individual, not with Colombians in general.
Taylor Swift has revealed the inspiration behind several songs from her latest album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department.’ Through track-by-track commentary on Amazon Music, Swift discussed themes of life and death, heartbreak, and the treatment of artists in society.
Actress Rebel Wilson has made a shocking claim in her new memoir, alleging that she was invited to a drug-fueled orgy by an unnamed member of the British royal family. The incident reportedly occurred at a medieval-themed party in Los Angeles in 2014, and Wilson says the royal in question was “fifteenth or twentieth in line to the British throne.”
WHOOP 4.0 is the latest fitness-tracking wearable that provides comprehensive health and fitness metrics around the clock. It’s designed to track crucial data such as heart rate, heart rate variability, blood oxygenation levels, breathing rate, and skin temperature. By measuring how much stress you experience through life and exercise, how well you recover from it, and how well you sleep, WHOOP 4.0 can give recommendations on how you can improve your performance as well as tailor your lifestyle, habits, and training programs.
TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp has defended celebrity chef Jamie Oliver amid criticism of his latest cooking show, Jamie’s Air Fryer Meals. The show, which aired on Channel 4, has been criticized for being an advertisement for Tefal air fryers, but Allsopp praised Oliver, saying, “No one beats [Jamie] – his new Air Fryer show on @Channel4 is brilliant.”
Legendary screenwriter David Mamet has strongly criticized the entertainment industry’s efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), labeling them as “garbage” and “fascist totalitarianism.” During a recent event, Mamet expressed his views on the industry’s PC culture and the impact it has on creativity.
Noah Weiland, son of former Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver frontman Scott Weiland, has released a new song featuring his father’s vocals under bizarre circumstances. Amidst an extortion threat from an unknown source, Noah claims he released the song originally recorded as a solo track by his father, as he refused to pay $2,000 to prevent its leak. The decision was influenced by a note found on a bathroom wall stating “Time Will Tell.”
Recent incidents involving fans throwing objects at performers highlight ongoing concerns about audience behavior at concerts. Luke Bryan slipped and fell onstage after being hit by a cellphone, while Nicki Minaj almost caught a bracelet thrown at her. Experts express concerns about the safety risks associated with this behavior, as well as the disrespectful nature of interrupting performances.
