Tracking The Rise Of Young Thug, Lil Baby & Gunna

William "Biff" McGuire, whose Broadway career spanned seven decades and included a role in the original South Pacific and Tony-nominated turns in The Young Man From Atlanta and Morning's at Seven, has died. He was 94.

Major League Baseball will move the 2021 All Star Game and MLB Draft out of Atlanta after the state of Georgia passed a law that sets restrictions on voting that President Biden called "Jim Crow in the 21st Century." "Over the last week, we have engaged in thoughtful conversations with Clubs, former and current players, the Players Association, and The Players Alliance, among others, to listen to their views," MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said in a statement.

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Major League Baseball is making a huge move.

Major League Baseball will move this summer’s All-Star Game out of Atlanta in direct protest of Georgia’s recently passed voting laws.

Earlier this year, Lil Tjay scored a big hit with his song "Calling My Phone" featuring Atlanta crooner 6LACK. On the back of that success, the Bronx rapper is sharing his second full-length Destined 2 Win with features from Polo G, Fivio Foreign, Saweetie, Tyga, Toosii, Offset, and Moneybagg Yo.

CyHi The Prynce has given an interview about an apparent attempt on his life which caused him to flip his car.The Atlanta rapper and songwriter, real name Cydel Charles Young, said in February that he was driving on a highway in Atlanta when someone shot at him.Young, who is signed to Kanye West‘s G.O.O.D.

UPDATED with video: Tonight on Saturday Night Live, Weekend Update anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che spent a great deal of time talking about gun control, in the wake of recent mass shootings in Atlanta, GA and Boulder, CO.

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Ken Jeong is helping with the healing process after so much suffering.

LeBron James isn't indestructible after all. In L.A.'s matchup with the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday afternoon, James was forced to leave the game and head back to the locker room after twisting his ankle during the second quarter.

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The 25th season of The Bachelor seems to have been one of the most dramatic ones and it remained so till its very last moment. Featuring the reality show's first-ever Black star, the 25th season recently came to a close and we bet you are wondering who Matt James finally picked and presented the rose to.Making it to the finale to win over Matt's heart were Rachael Kirkconnell and Michelle Young.

Blake Shelton shouldn't have been surprised when Kelly Clarkson tried to use his own fiancée against him!On Monday's all-new episode, hopeful singer Jordan Matthew Young took the stage for a heartfelt, acoustic performance of Keith Whitley's «I'm No Stranger to the Rain,» earning chair turns from Blake, Kelly and Nick Jonas.While all of Blake's fellow coaches took a moment to tease him for pursuing yet another male country artist, Kelly had another tactic up her sleeve, introducing a video

Lil Baby brought protest art to the Grammys on Sunday with a powerful performance of his song, “The Bigger Picture”.

Lil Baby was joined by Killer Mike, activist Tamika Mallory and Insecure actor Kendrick Sampson for his Grammys performance tonight (March 14).The rapper used his performance at the awards show to highlight police brutality, opening it with Sampson being pulled over and shot at by two white police officers.The rest of the performance saw a recreation of Black Lives Matter protests, with Mallory delivering a speech.

brought protest art to the GRAMMYs on Sunday with a powerful performance of his song, «The Bigger Picture.»The striking number made its message clear from the opening moments, in which two white police officers approach a Black driver (played by Kendrick Sampson), whom they attempt to detain before they shoot the unarmed man when he attempts to run.The number is set to the backdrop of protests against police brutality and calls for justice, as Lil Baby performs while walking in the street as an

Lil Baby performed “The Bigger Picture” in a powerful call to action against police brutality during the 63rd annual Grammy Awards. The rapper was joined during at points by three prominent activists: “Insecure” star Kendrick Sampson, Women’s March cofounder Tamika Mallory and Atlanta rapper Killer Mike.Following an intro from James Baldwin, the performance opened with Sampson’s character being gunned down by a police officer.