Questlove, Ice Cube, Mary J. Blige & More Urge People to Get Out and Vote on Black Out Tuesday

Miranda Lambert, 36, didn’t give her ex-husband Blake Shelton, 44, a shout-out for his birthday on June 18. But she did put her new husband, Brendan McLoughlin, on her Instagram page that very same day. The country music star shared a snapshot taken during their date at an ice cream truck the day prior, in which Brendan flexed his biceps while rocking a Baywatch tank top.

Ice Cube praised GOP Sen.Tim Scott, R-S.C. for opening up the door for Democrats to work with Republicans on sweeping police reform laws.

While many of his peers have been preaching messages decrying injustice and intolerance, rapper Ice Cube spent Wednesday (June 10) confoundingly posting images that appeared to amplify anti-Semitic tropes tying Jews to the oppression of black people. They also appeared to nod to debunked conspiracy theories about the noses of Egypt's sphinxes that first surfaced as attempts to manipulate black voters in the 2016 election.

Ice Cube is under fire for sharing images that have anti-semetic undertones and fans have been calling him out.

Rapper Ice Cube was slammed on social media on Wednesday with charges of anti-Semitism for sharing an image that appears to promote a Jewish conspiracy theory. The performer, whose real name is O'Shea Jackson, took to Twitter and shared an image of the Star of David with an outline of a cube at the center.

After nearly two weeks of silence on her Twitter while Black Lives Matter protests swept the nation, Taylor Swift returned to the platform to advocate for the movement. Some fans applauded her for using her social media to speak out; others were less impressed and wanted more from her, especially since she waited so long to say anything.

"Please take things one step further by voting out the corrupt officials... that are encouraging systematic racism and discrimination"

The music industry across the world is observing Black Out Tuesday (June 2) in response to the collective fury over the death of George Floyd.

The music industry across the world is observing Black Out Tuesday (June 2) in response to the collective fury over the death of George Floyd.

Tamar Braxton shared a message from Ice Cube and tells her fans that until there is no justice, there will be no peace. Check out her recent post below.

Social media reactions are pouring in on the news Friday that Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer involved in the death of George Floyd that has sparked nationwide protests, has been arrested and charged with third-degree murder. Actor, producer, and hip hop legend Ice Cube tweeted, “1 down 4 to go.”

Vince Staples, Ice Cube, Ariana Grande and more artists reacted to ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin being charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter Friday (May 29) after he knelt on George Floyd's neck, which ultimately resulted in his death.The news comes four days after Floyd's unlawful death on Monday (May 25) which sparked endless protests in Minneapolis, where officers threw tear gas on civilians and even arrested a CNN journalist and camera crew reporting live on air."A

On Thursday, Ice Cube was scheduled to appear on Good Morning America to promote his latest film “The High Note,” co-stars Tracee Ellis Ross. However, his appearance on the show didn’t happen and he let his followers know why.

Ice Cube didn't appear on on Thursday, despite a scheduled appearance. The 50-year-old rapper took to Twitter to apologize for his cancellation, citing George Floyd's death as the reason for his decision.

Ice Cube is feeling the toll of George Floyd’s death.

After speaking out on the death of George Floyd this week, Ice Cube took to Twitter to explain why he would not be making his scheduled appearance on Good Morning America."I apologize to everyone expecting to see me on Good Morning America today, but after the events in Minnesota with George Floyd, I'm in no mood to tell America, good morning," he tweeted early Thursday morning (May 28).This week, Ice Cube sought answers after the widely circulated video of a Minnesota cop kneeling on Floyd's

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Ice Cube is speaking out against police after a viral video on Monday showed a white police officer pinning his knee against a black man's neck as he struggled to breathe in Minnesota.

"Why have they not been charged?"