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ATLANTA -- An Alabama rapper was arrested in connection to a shooting at music video set in downtown Atlanta, authorities said.OMB Peezy was arrested Monday and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime, news outlets reported.The shooting happened on Feb. 21 at a scrap yard where rappers Roddy Ricch and 42 Dugg were filming a music video.

Roddy Ricch and 42 Dugg.The shooting took place at an Atlanta scrap yard on Feburary 21 while the two rappers were on set for a forthcoming music video. Ricch and Dugg said they weren’t harmed during the shooting.“Aint nobody shoot at me.

TikTok renaissance continues to thrive, one group of content creators is holding their ground in increasingly challenging situations.

TikTok world is coming out of Atlanta! That's where the Collab Crib, a Hype House-style pad filled with Black content creators, is located. But there are many things that set this collection of creators apart from the L.A. houses.

Daniel Kaluuya is making a big revelation about .In a recent appearance on, Kaluuya says despite getting an Oscar nomination for the Jordan Peele directed film, he never got an invite to the film's world premiere.«They didn't invite me, bro,» Kaluuya told the host.The actor explained that he was never actually asked to attend the movie's first screening at the Sundance Film Festival. «I was in Atlanta shooting []. I was chilling, I cleared my schedule.

The prolific Tyler Perry is setting another drama at his joint venture BET+.

Daniel Kaluuya is opening up about his absence at the Sundance premiere of Get Out back in 2017.

Killer Mike has responded to a shooting that left one of his barbershops damaged.The incident, in which no one was injured, happened at approximately 10.30pm on Saturday (February 20) near the Run The Jewels rapper’s SWAG Shop barbershop in South Fulton, Georgia.Mike wrote in an Instagram post that he was in a recording booth at around 1am when he was told about stray bullets hitting his shop, which the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) reported was closed for renovations.In the message Mike

Get Out star Daniel Kaluuya has revealed he was not invited to the film’s premiere, despite playing the main character.The actor, who starred as Chris in Jordan Peele’s 2017 psychological horror film, told Graham Norton he had not been invited to the premiere at the Sundance film festival.“They didn’t invite me bro.

Roddy Ricch music video has ended in gunfire, with three people identified as victims.The shooting took place on Sunday (February 21) at an Atlanta scrap yard, where Ricch and fellow rapper 42 Dugg were filming a music clip. It was initially unclear whether the artists were injured, but it was later confirmed by WSB-TV in Atlanta that neither was hurt.Two victims ended up being treated for gunshot wounds, while another was hurt by debris.

2 Chainz hosts a TV series called Most Expensivest where he travels the world in search of the most extravagant lifestyle accessories, so the Atlanta rapper knows a thing or two about showing out. For his NPR Tiny Desk (Home) Concert, the artist formerly (currently?) known as Tity Boi begins his set in his downtown Atlanta nail salon Pamper Atlanta, and performs the songs "Southside Hov" and "Vampire" while receiving a champagne pedicure.

Big, big plans! Malia Obama just landed a major gig as part of Donald Glover’s upcoming Amazon series.

Meek Mill is paying no mind to those calling for his cancellation after a leaked lyrics nod to Kobe Bryant’s fatal helicopter crash.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorQuavo, one-third of the Atlanta hip-hop trio Migos, will make his feature-film debut alongside Robert DeNiro, John Malkovich and Jack Huston in the forthcoming film “Wash Me in the River,” which is directed by Randall Emmett (“Midnight in the Switchgrass”) and is currently filming in Puerto Rico.According to the announcement, Quavo (real name: Quavious Keyate Marshall) will play the role of Coyote, “a ruthless and heartless drug lord.” The second directorial outing

Donald Glover reportedly has a new home for his content.