Chance the Rapper and Common to Headline NBA All-Star Weekend 2020

While Twilighting might sound like an elaborate vampire role play situation, it's actually the coolest for this winter. The name (sadly) has nothing to do with , instead it's inspired by the golden hues swirled through the sky at sunset., colorist at Chicago's coined the term, and predicts the shade will be huge for .

Rangers star Matt Polster has tied the knot with his stunning TV presenter partner in a lavish Las Vegas ceremony .

Prepare for another expanded TV universe! At the Television Critics Association winter press tour on Tuesday, executive producer Tim Minear confirmed that he is prepared to make 9-1-1: Lone Star, the first spin-off of 9-1-1, the first big step in building a One Chicago-like shared screen universe.

Chance The Rapper has celebrated his first wedding anniversary with wife Kirsten Corley.

Take us back to 1997! The first trailer for The Last Dance, a 10-part documentary series following Michael Jordan‘s last, incredible season with the Chicago Bulls is here, and it features plenty of surprising cameos from celebrities discussing what that magical time in NBA history meant to them.

When the NBA All-Star Game comes to Chicago next year, a few hometown heroes will be involved. The league announced Thursday night (Dec. 19) that Chi-Town natives Common, Chance the Rapper and his brother Taylor Bennett will all be performing during the All-Star festivities.

Iggy Pop, Public Enemy and the late Sister Rosetta Tharpe never won Grammy Awards in competition, but all three have been selected by the Recording Academy to receive lifetime achievement awards. They will be honored alongside four artists who have managed to win Grammys: Chicago, Roberta Flack, John Prine and the late Isaac Hayes.

Talk about brotherly love! Chance The Rapper used his guest hosting stint on The Late Late Show with James Corden on Monday night (Dec. 16) to perform his song "Roo" for the first time live with brother Taylor Bennett.

Is there anything Chance the Rapper can't do?

Chance the Rapper has canceled his upcoming concert dates to spend more time with his family.

Chance the Rapper has canceled The Big Tour—the run of dates in 2020 that he previously postponed following the birth of his second daughter.

Chance the Rapper has completely canceled his upcoming tour that was scheduled in support of The Big Day.The Big Tour had previously been postponed. In September, following the birth of his second child, Chance opted to push back his tour dates in order to spend time with his family.

Chance the Rapper's North American tour has officially been canceled, with the rapper taking to Instagram to break the news to his fans. After already postponing The Big Tour due to scheduling conflicts and wanting to spend time with his family, he cited the same reasons for its now cancellation.

One of the world’s largest hip-hop festival made its rounds to Los Angeles for the third consecutive year on Saturday (Dec. 14), less than two months since their previous West Coast stop in Oakland, Calif.The sold-out Rolling Loud, powered by West Coast Cure, is being stationed at Exposition Park’s Banc of California stadium, home of the Los Angeles Football Club.

Family over everything. 

Chance the Rapper just headlined Rolling Loud LA this weekend, but he just announced that he’s putting the brakes on the Big Tour “to be with family.”