Tekashi 6ix9ine says there is “no difference” between him and Tupac

 Alec Baldwin  might portray a politician on TV, but if his wife  Hilaria Baldwin  gets her way, he won’t ever run for office. The dad of six opened up about his political aspirations during an appearance on Rob Lowe’s Literally!  podcast.

Marilyn Manson has spoken out about his stage accident in 2017, which saw him hit by a falling stage prop.The accident at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York, which resulted in the shock rocker being hospitalised and forced to cancel several dates, happened after a pair of giant pistols fell on top of him.Shortly after the accident, Manson said he had 10 screws put into his fibula and another screw in his ankle bone.

As his “Lover’s Rock” opens the New York Film Festival, Steve McQueen says he’s delighted to return to the festival seven years after “12 Years A Slave”.

Nicky Hilton has spoken out about the first time she watched her sister Paris’ new documentary, “This Is Paris”.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentNew York and Oslo-based writer/director Mona Fastvold made her directorial debut with “The Sleepwalker,” which unlocked secrets between two sisters and made a splash in 2014 at Sundance. Her ambitious followup “The World to Come” stars Katherine Waterston and Vanessa Kirby as two farmers’ wives in 1856 Upstate New York who fall in love but have no template, no reference points as to how to handle their emotions.

Tekashi 6ix9ine has said he would vote for Donald Trump in his first interview since being released from prison.The rapper was sentenced to 24 months behind bars last year for nine charges including conspiracy to murder and armed robbery. He was released in April over coronavirus fears and finished the home confinement part of his sentence in August.Speaking to the New York Times, 6ix9ine discussed the comparisons he receives to the current US President.

Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine is raising eyebrows in his first major interview since his release, and his extremely controversial past behavior now comes front and center once again.

Since his release from prison this year after cooperating with federal authorities, 6ix9ine has become an even more polarizing figure in hip-hop, and has doubled down on his most trollish impulses in order to stay relevant. He's embraced his reputation as a snitch (his upcoming album is titled TattleTales) and devoted himself to remaining a spectacle in the age of algorithms.

All eyes have been on Tekashi 6ix9ine ever since he pleaded guilty to firearms and racketeering charges, which stemmed from his role in the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods, the Brooklyn gang he testified against, in court last year. Now that the 24-year-old rapper is out of prison, he’s admitting that although he worries about his safety, he’s not planning on walking away from the spotlight because he is loving the attention.

Chris Willman Music WriterIn a no-holds-barred interview, his first since being released from prison, rapper 6ix9ine spoke with the New York Times and refused to apologize for any of the actions that have made him a villain to at least as many people as consider him a hero, whether it be “snitching,” his convictions on sex crimes involving a minor, allegations of domestic abuse, or — something he’s directly accused of by the Times interviewer — the crime of being shallow as an artist.Moreover,

Peter Facinelli used his time during the coronavirus pandemic to work on himself — and lose a serious amount of weight.“Overall wellness has become increasingly more of a focus for me — especially given the pandemic,” the Twilight actor, 46, told Us Weekly in a statement on Tuesday, September 1.The New York native’s toned physique is only part of the self-love plan he put into action once he was spending more time at home amid the pandemic quarantine.“I chose to meditate more, make better eating

NEW YORK -- Columbia Artists Management Inc., one of the leading agencies representing classical music performers, says it is shutting down.A statement emailed Saturday to CAMI artists said the agency is closing its doors Monday.“Columbia Artists has engaged with a fiduciary to enter into an assignment for the benefit of creditors, a form of insolvency proceeding where assets are liquidated and claims addressed in an orderly manner,” the statement said.

Dorinda Medley, 55, may be leaving Real Housewives Of New York — but she’s going out with a bang! The longtime cast member didn’t hold back in a teaser for the upcoming reunion, taking shots at nemesis Ramona Singer, 63. “Go with your loser friends, they’re a PSA statement for a bad facelift!” Dorinda yelled over the safe six foot distance to Ramona, who put up her hand and looked away. Dorinda then chimed, “Like yours!” Ouch.

One would think being drunk and mean would get a Bravo personality a promotion, but that apparently wasn’t the case for Dorinda Medley!

NEW YORK -- Rivals in life, the rappers Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur are being united for an auction at Sotheby’s, the first-ever dedicated hip-hop auction at a major international auction house.Bidders will be able to vie for the crown worn and signed by the Notorious B.I.G.

The signed plastic crown worn by rapper Notorious B.I.G. for the photoshoot titled ‘Notorious B.I.G as the K.O.N.Y’ by Barron Claiborne is pictured in this handout photo supplied by Sotheby’s, ahead of a Sept.

Paris Hilton has been “inspired” by Kim Kardashian to freeze her eggs.“I think every woman should do it because you can really control it and not have that ‘Oh my God, I need to get married’ [mindset],” the singer, 39, told Britain’s Sunday Times on Sunday, August 23. “I’m obsessed with dressing them up.