Raven-Symoné Reunites With ‘Cheetah Girls’ Co-star Adrienne Bailon At Women’s March 2020

Arsenal star Kieran Tierney looks increasingly likely to miss Scotland's crunch Euro 2020 play-off with Israel.

Chad Ochocinco has been name dropped in the “Basketball Wives” beef between his ex-wife Evelyn Lozada and her co-star OG.

Remembering the best of times! Retired football star Chad Johnson opened up about his “favorite memory” involving late Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant following his death on Sunday, January 26.

In an interview with The Guardian published on Thursday, Kelis has accused Pharrell and Chad Hugo, known together as the producing duo The Neptunes, of stealing the profits and publishing from her first two albums Kaleidoscope and Wanderland.

Kelis has claimed Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo “blatantly lied to” her and she made nothing from the sales of her first two albums.

Several of Nipsey Hussle’s close collaborators paid tribute to the slain rapper during a performance at the 2020 Grammy Awards. YG, Roddy Ricch, and Meek Mill each took the stage, while DJ Khaled and John Legend played Nipsey’s first posthumous song, “Higher.”

The Cheetah Girls were marching for women's rights over the weekend.On Saturday (Jan. 18), former Cheetah Girls members Raven-Symoné and Adrienne Bailon reunited at the Women's March in Los Angeles.

They're Cheetah Girls, cheetah sisters!

And we’re off! For the fourth year in a row, people of all genders gathered around the world for the Women’s March. It’s a tradition that began in 2017, when more than four million people hit the streets in cities around the world to peacefully protest on the day after President Donald Trump‘s inauguration.

For the fourth year in a row, women across the United States are marching for justice and gender equality under the Trump administration. The first Women’s March was held literally the day after Donald Trump was inaugurated, in January 2017.

This weekend is the Women’s March 2020.If you didn’t know that, don’t feel too bad—the annual event has gotten little national attention, there are few celebrities involved, and the Women’s March DC has just under 6,000 RSVPs on Facebook. Only three years after the first Women’s March—the largest one-day protest ever in U.S.

Are you ever like "wow, I wonder what villain Chad Johnson thinks about ?" Yeah, me neither, yet here we are. The controversial star was asked whether or not he thinks Hannah deserves another shot at being Bachelorette, and made his feelings more than clear by claiming she just wants fame. RUDE! Especially considering Hannah is one of the most genuine people to come out of this franchise, like, ever.

Here for the right reasons? Chad Johnson doesn’t think Hannah Brown deserves a second shot at being the Bachelorette because he’s skeptical if her quest for true love is genuine.

Chad, a forthcoming comedy from TBS, has Saturday Night Live alum Nasim Pedrad playing the titular character — a 14-year-old pubescent Persian boy navigating his first year of high school on a mission to become popular. Much like the celebrated PEN15 from 2019, Chad has the main grown-up actor playing a teen, and at the Television Critics Association press tour Wednesday, Pedrad talked about transforming into a kid much, much younger than she really is. (She's 38.)