Bounce music legend 5th Ward Weebie has died

Narcos: Mexico is returning with its second season and we've been blessed with a trailer. The new trailer looks back at the old world and explores a new set of forbidden streets of Mexico. The new Narcos: Mexico season 2 trailer continues to follow the story of Félix Gallardo. Fans will play witness to his growing drug empire in Mexico but he has a new enemy to worry about. The new trailer informs that an American agent is on the trail of a drug king. 

Netflix has released the new and final trailer for the upcoming second season of Narcos: Mexico which will land on the streamer in just a couple of weeks.

Narcos: Mexico returns for its second season February 13 on a Roman emperor trip. Miguel Félix Gallardo (Diego Luna), the godfather of the Mexican drug trade, has conquered his rivals in Colombia and "united the barbarians" of small, local crews into the Guadalajara cartel, which makes him Julius Caesar. But we all remember what happened to Julius Caesar. This story has no happy ending. Probably not even for El Padrino's pet tiger. (Especially not even for El Padrino's pet tiger?)

Joe Giudice appears single and totally ready to mingle!

The Biggest Loser is back. Nearly four years after the reality show went off the air, USA Network is bringing it back — and it’s the perfect time.

Update, January 26, 2020, at 3:50 pm: TMZ is now reporting that one of Kobe's daughters, Gianna Maria Onore, was also in the helicopter this morning and passed away. She was 13 years old.

Avocados From Mexico is counting on Molly Ringwald’s first appearance in a Super Bowl commercial to give it new traction as it makes its sixth appearance on the event’s advertising roster.

Undoubtedly, the Grammys' best regional Mexican music album (including tejano) category is among one of the most hard-fought prizes for Latin artists.The five nominees' styles range from norteño to mariachi, and there is no obvious winner in this category. This year, three of the five nominees are already Grammy-winning artists.

Mexico City is one of the largest cities in the world and that means there is a whole lot to see and do during your visit. Restaurants and food stands abound, history is tangible, and the city seems to have an energy that makes you want to go out and explore.

Raedio, the joint venture label that Insecure star Issa Rae launched with Atlantic Records last October, has acquired the music supervision firm Bonfire Collective. Bonfire Collective founder/creative head Stephanie Diaz-Matos will now join Raedio as head of music supervision and its production music library. Bonfire’s offices in Los Angeles, New York and New Orleans will operate under Raedio.

Allee Willis, the Grammy-winning songwriter who wrote the “Friends” theme song and several smash hits for Earth, Wind & Fire, including “September” and “Boogie Wonderland,” died Tuesday at the age of 72.

Actor Lou Ferrigno, who played “The Incredible Hulk” on TV, is about to undergo another remarkable transformation.

New Orleans rapper and bounce music icon 5th Ward Weebie has died, CNN and The Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate report. Weebie’s publicist Johnathan Thomas told CNN that the artist had a “heart attack which turned into emergency heart surgery and ultimately heart failure.” 5th Ward Weebie was 42 years old. When reached for comment by Pitchfork, Thomas provided the following statement on Weebie’s death: