Everyone wants a big of the Big D-O-Double G, and now thanks to a super-fan, the perfect opportunity has presented itself. While musician turned, mogul Snoop Dogg focused on expanding his empire, which includes a pet accessory line, children’s programming, and a biopic, the “Gin & Juice” rapper, is letting a few things go.
According to TMZ, one of the items he let go of was his famed 1966 Cadillac DeVille lowrider. Notably featured in 50 Cent’s 2004 “P.I.M.P. Remix” video, the car nicknamed ‘Snoop’s DeVille,’ is now owned by super-fan Christina Bonilla.
Although the car features a tricked-out audio system fit for any music lover, Bonilla reveals Snoop blew the engine, which resulted in him securing the vehicle as Snoop felt, “It was just taking up space in his car lot.”
Bonilla ensures that the one-time General Motors award-winning car’s interior and exterior are pristine. In addition, Bonilla reveals he has replaced the car’s engine and upgraded the audio system.
Christian Bonilla has not sought a set asking price for the vehicle. However, given the car is now a piece in hip-hop history, we’re sure purchasing the car will run you a pretty penny. For those wishing to enter a bid on the car, contact Bonilla on Instagram.
Chris Christie has a history of making travel difficult for people; the former New Jersey governor’s legacy may wind up being “Bridgegate,” from 2013. Apparently that quality runs in the family: As per Times-Picayne out of New Orleans, a woman claiming to be Christie’s niece was forced off a plane and injured six (six!) deputies in the process.
On Thanksgiving Day, one Shannon Epstein had boarded a Jersey-bound Spirits Airlines flight at Louis Armstrong International Airport when she made big stink about a family near her who she thought was Latino. She accused them of being drug mules, asking if they were “smuggling cocaine.” As she became increasingly irate, flight staff requested Epstein be removed from the flight, which had already begun to taxi to the runway.
After the plane returned to the gate, Epstein refused to depart. When deputies began to arrest her, she became, in the words of a Sheriff’s Office spokesperson, “extremely combative.” She put up a fight, biting one deputy in the arm and breaking the skin. Another she kicked in the groin. All together she injured six officers, while shouting that her uncle was Christie, a good friend of Donald John Trump.
Eventually Epstein was handcuffed to a wheelchair and moved to the airport security office, all while still shouting obscenities and still trying to bite officers. She was booked with six counts of battery on a police officer, three of disturbing the peace, one of resisting arrest by force, and one of remaining after forbidden to be there. She was back on the streets later that day but only after paying $10,750 in bail.
It’s yet another wild tale from an unusually chaotic Thanksgiving, which also saw a man fall off a cruise ship and tread water for 20 hours before being saved. Then there was a certain former president — and pal of Epstein’s alleged uncle — dining with some anti-Semites.
After a year’s worth of delays, increasingly aggressive bickering, and a suspected misinformation campaign to influence the outcome, Tory Lanez’s trial for allegedly shooting Megan Thee Stallion has officially begun. As a result, Lanez is no longer confined to house arrest, according to Rolling Stone reporter Nancy Dillon, who has been observing the preliminaries at the Los Angeles Superior Courthouse and will presumably be providing more updates as the trial continues this week.
Judge David Herriford explained that the reason he released Tory from house arrest — a decision that was protested by the prosecution — was so the Canadian rapper/singer would be able to prepare for the trial alongside his counsel. “I’m doing this mainly for the trial preparation aspect,” Herriford is quoted.
Tory Lanez released from house arrest as his trial for allegedly shooting Megan Thee Stallion begins with jury selection in L.A.
“I’m doing this mainly for the trial preparation aspect,” Judge David Herriford said, overruling a prosecution objection
Tory Lanez is charged with one felony count of assault with a semiautomatic firearm and carrying a loaded, unregistered firearm in a vehicle. The charges stem from a 2020 incident in which Tory allegedly shot at Megan Thee Stallion during an argument after a party as she walked away from his car. Bullet fragments were found in the Houston rapper’s feet, and she has maintained ever since that Tory was the one who fired the shots. Meanwhile, Tory argued that he was “framed,” while the only witnesses, Tory’s driver and one of Meg’s friends, have refused to speak out either way.
This past weekend’s Audacy Beach Festival in Fort Lauderdale, Florida was chock full of alternative rock bands from different eras. Muse and Jack White closed down Saturday night’s slate, while The 1975 and Machine Gun Kelly brought the weekend home on Sunday night. But The 1975’s Matty Healy didn’t want to wait until his band’s evening time slot to hit the stage and ended up hopping on to help Dashboard Confessional close their afternoon set with a song that was released 20 years ago.
“Emo multiverse is glitching,” Healy captioned in an Instagram video of him shredding away on the guitar as Dashboard Confessional ended their set with “Hands Down.” Chris Carraba belts away as a sweaty Healy can be seen mouthing the lyrics to the tune in the background.
“Hands Down” was part of Dashboard Confessional’s third studio album, A Mark, a Mission, a Brand, a Scar, which came out in 2003. So the emo nostalgia was indeed in full effect. Speaking of which, Dashboard Confessional played the emo-palooza that was When We Were Young Fest this past October in Las Vegas. The 1975 has been plenty busy this year themselves, releasing their latest album, Being Funny In A Foreign Language, one of Uproxx’s Best Albums of 2022.
While Netflix hasn’t officially renewed Tim Burton’s new series Wednesday, the show has become a massive hit that is pulling in some Stranger Things-level attention, so it would be silly for them to greenlight a second season. But who really knows how they decided these things, anyway.
Wednesday’s success is largely attributed to Jenna Ortega’s delightful portrayal of Wednesday Addams and her bizarre but lovable dance sequences. Even though Ortega showed off the “softer” sides to Wednesday (relatively), she wants to explore “darker” themes for the show’s second season. “I kinda want her to be darker. I want her to get more in the nitty-gritty of things and not play things so safe,” Ortega recently told ET. Dumping man-eating fish in a pool might not seem super safe, but again, it’s all relative!
The actress added that while her character does do some morally right things, she wants to explore the meaning and motive behind her choices. “There’s a lot of lines in this [season] about her saving the school and whatever, but for me, her main drive with the monster was a kind of competitiveness,” Ortega added, explaining that there are a lot of complex layers to the character that we won’t know about yet that can be explored in a second season. “I want to continue down an anti-hero stream instead of that typical hero.”
Seeing as Ortega has starred in more than one over-the-top slasher this year, she can definitely nail an anti-hero story arc if it comes down to it!
The wait is nearly over for fans of A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie. After postponing his fourth studio album, the Bronx rapper took to social media to confirm Me Vs. Myself will drop this Friday. With a total of 19 songs, the album marks Boogie’s first full-length release in two years.
New York’s music scene has undergone major changes since Boogie first made his mark. However, based on the reception singles “B.R.O. (Better Ride Out)” featuring Roddy Ricch and “Playa” featuring H.E.R. have received, Boogie’s signature melodic sound is still a hit amongst hip hop fans. Boogie’s signature sound isn’t the only thing he’s remained true to. The album’s cover image follows in the same thread of animated artwork splashed across his entire discography.
Other popular acts making an appearance on the album include Lil Durk and Tory Lanez.
Who says that spooky things should only be confined to the month of October? People who don’t like fun, that’s who. Tim Burton’s Wednesday series turned out to be the toast of Thanksgiving weekend on the streaming front. The show, which sets itself pleasingly apart from regurgitating any previous The Addams Family installments, gave us the traditionally poker-faced as portrayed by Jenna Ortega. However, the new incarnation arrives with a pointed unsettling detail: Wednesday never blinks, at least on camera.
This was purposeful, of course, given that no human actor could reasonably be expected to not blink on accident. Never mind that the family is still human (albeit a very weird variety of human) because not blinking sounds painful. Ortega recently revealed on TODAY that she gave the trait a shot during one take, and Burton loved what he saw, so he instructed Ortega to run with it for the entirety of the shoot. You can’t stop blinking now, right? Same. Via NME, here’s what else Ortega offered:
“She doesn’t blink. [Tim Burton] likes it when I tilt my chin down and look through my eyebrows, kind of like a Kubrick stare, and then I relax all the muscles in my face.”
Ortega continued to discuss how blinking would ruin entire takes, and she grew slightly “annoyed,” but that’s all part of the job. Soon enough, she grew accustomed to reserving her blinking spells for when other characters were the focus of the camera. Hopefully, she also got to sneak in a few blinks behind those bangs during that dance scene.
Now, she can freely blink while we all await word of Season 2.
Last month, storied New York City indie rock band The Walkmen announced that they were reuniting after a ten-year “extreme hiatus.” The band’s long break began shortly after the release and tour for their spectacular final album, Heaven. The reunion came as a welcome surprise for fans, and the band had announced a mere two concerts in New York City set to take place on April 26 and 27, 2023. Now they’ve added to those dates considerably and are taking The Walkmen reunion tour across multiple U.S. cities.
Along with the two New York City concerts, The Walkmen have added two-night stops at Philadelphia’s Union Transfer, Chicago’s The Metro, and Washington D.C.’s 9:30 Club. They’ve also expanded their two nights at New York City’s Webster Hall into a full five-night residency at the venue. They are appearing at the Shaky Knees Festival in Atlanta, GA too. And while all of the dates are currently at East Coast venues, the hope is that the band eventually take the reunion tour on the road to the West Coast, Canada, and the rest of the U.S.
Check out the full list of The Walkmen Reunion tour dates below. Sign up for pre-sale tickets here.
04/24/2022 — New York, NY @ Webster Hall
04/25/2022 — New York, NY @ Webster Hall
04/26/2022 — New York, NY @ Webster Hall
04/27/2022 — New York, NY @ Webster Hall
04/28/2022 — New York, NY @ Webster Hall
05/02/2022 — Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
05/03/2022 — Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
05/07/2022 — Atlanta, GA @ Shaky Knees Festival
05/19/2022 — Chicago, IL @ The Metro
05/20/2022 — Chicago, IL @ The Metro
05/25/2022 — Washington, D.C. @ 9:30 Club
05/26/2022 — Washington, D.C. @ 9:30 Club
Season two of The White Lotus is undoubtedly horny, which makes sense for a television series set in Italy, of all places. The decadence is sexy, and creator/writer/director Mike White leaned in on the innate sexiness of the surroundings for the season’s themes. Almost every storyline revolves around sex, desire, or attraction in some way, from the anxiety-ridden tension between Harper (Aubrey Plaza) and Cameron (Theo James) to a father, son, and grandson’s trip to the motherland.
Here, because what else was I supposed to do (don’t actually answer that), I ranked every The White Lotus season two character, from Rocco to Lucia by horniness, to distract myself from thinking about how several of these people are probably going to die next week. Here is every character from The White Lotus, ranked from least horny to most horny.
Ethan (Will Sharpe)
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This poor (but very rich) man would rather run, watch porn, or take a shower than have sex with Aubrey Plaza. To each their own. Now that things are starting to take an even hornier but incredibly dark turn, Ethan has officially spiraled: he is somehow even less horny and his anger over a perceived affair between Harper and Cameron is giving major looming death/murder vibes. What does Ethan think this is, House of the Dragon? To be fair, at least he’s on the right cable network.
Rocco and Isabella (Federico Ferrante and Eleonora Romandini)
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The only thing Rocco and Isabella love more than flirting at the front desk is working at the front desk. Together and as individuals they are sweet and hard-working but completely absent of sexual energy. In episode six, we find out that they are engaged. Good for them! I imagine they will spend the rest of their lives holding hands and smiling at The White Lotus – Sicily reception desk.
Daphne Sullivan (Meghann Fahy)
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Daphne is all about balance and control: she is hot for her husband Cameron, but she knows he cheats on her so she takes her desires elsewhere, too, and does whatever she wants, in her own words. Whatever she wants ranges from renting out a palazzo at the last minute to having a ”trainer.” As toxic as it all sounds, Daphne is onto something because somehow, she is the most level-headed, normal person at the resort (that we know of). She’s horny, yes, but unlike the people she’s vacationing with, she has her impulses, desires, and petty little ways of getting revenge on Cam under control.
Tanya McQuoid-Hunt (Jennifer Coolidge)
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Tanya might be horny once in a while but above all, she longs for love, admiration, and belonging. More than anything, Tanya is horny for not being alone.
Greg (Jon Gries)
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For Tanya’s suspicious husband Greg, it is not a question of if he is horny but rather, who is he horny for? It’s certainly not his wife and is most likely his wife’s new, secretly sinister gay bestie Quentin, who he is likely in cahoots with due to a possible shared past.
Mia (Beatrice Granno)
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Mia has taken quite the journey since the first episodes when she was longing for a guy named Massimo. Lucia inadvertently created a monster who is on the prowl every night at The White Lotus – Sicily bar, where she’s earned herself a position as an entertainer, and, somehow, ended up in bed with Valentina, who has spent most of the week trying to kick her off the premises. While Mia might not be the horniest person at the resort, it turns out, being adjacent to extremely horny people is a major motivator for her.
Dominic Di Grasso (Michael Imperioli)
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Dominic arrived at his Sicily getaway with his father and son an extremely sad, horny man ready to unleash his sad, horny energy every night with a woman he’d never have to see or worry about again. Dominic is trying to save his family by resisting this sad horniness, but unfortunately, Lucia, the woman he planned to spend the week with and never see again, is becoming a more permanent part of his vacation (and possibly his life) thanks to his also very sad, horny son. Like father, like son, like grandfather, I guess?
Valentina
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The White Lotus – Sicily manager Valentina is horny but doesn’t even know it, really. She also doesn’t know what to do about it. But following her little tryst with Mia in episode six, that might change.
Giueseppe (Federico Scribani)
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Piano player Giuseppe is so horny that he almost died for it, considering he took a pill from Mia without knowing where it came from.
Portia (Haley Lu Richardson)
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Portia was horny until she spent an entire day and night with a boy from Essex. My hope for Portia is that she finds herself, gets a healthy job, gets a more cohesive wardrobe that does not look exactly like my closest in the fifth grade, and never talks to a British man again (no offense to British men, she just needs to stay very far away from the possibility of this ever happening again).
Horny for money as is her right, but also kind of genuinely horny, too.
Albie Di Grasso (Adam DiMarco)
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Albie tries so hard to be a nice, respectful guy that he doesn’t even realize how horny he is, and just how much he actually has in common with his father and grandfather.
Quentin (Tom Hollander)
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Quentin is horny for some cash, and will do whatever he can to get it (and, along the way, it doesn’t hurt to have a young man from Essex who may or may not be his nephew there to fulfill any sexual needs? Mike White is a mad genius.
Bert Di Grasso (F. Murray Abraham)
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Old Bert is very horny and he is not afraid to let everyone know it, including his grandson and every woman he interacts with or sees. He’s so horny that he did not mind finding two young women he did not know in his hotel room.
Cameron (Theo James)
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Cameron is one of those wealthy people – even worse, one of those wealthy men – who think they can have whatever they want. Cameron’s horniness and addiction to money and power have made him a little unhinged and not as subtle as he thinks. Since he grazed Harper’s leg at dinner, he is progressively getting more and more flirtatious with her, to the point where Ethan is suspicious of him, with good reason. Cameron is a classic horn dog, with all the fixings (sorry).
Harper (Aubrey Plaza)
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Harper is as horny as a hot woman in a sexless marriage should be, and is so horny that she is successfully seduced by Cameron, who represents everything she hates. Harper is so thirsty that she is compelled by a man who disgusts her. That’s part of why it’s hot, but still.
Jack aka Essex Boy
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Jack the fake (hopefully?) nephew from Essex is hornier than a Love Island contestant from Essex, and he will probably be a horny Love Island contestant from Essex if he gets out of this trip to Italy alive.
Fat Joe knows a thing or two about letting beef get in the way of making money. The “Lean Back” rapper, who has been making the interview rounds to promote the release of his new memoir, The Book Of Jose, explained last week to GQ how a beef with 50 Cent cost him “about $20 million” from a deal with Jordan brand and other appearance fees. In that same GQ interview, he spoke about having an unreleased guest verse that Hay-Z recorded for one of his tracks in 2019, and how it’ll likely never see the light of day because it could have compromised a deal Jay-Z made with the NFL.
You see, around the same time in 2019, Jay-Z inked a deal with the NFL which gave him a heavy hand in booking the Super Bowl Halftime Show and in the league’s social justice initiatives. Fat Joe seemed to indicate that Hov was rapping about the lead-up to the deal, or the deal itself and that once the deal was signed, the verse became a no-go.
“He was talking about the NFL stuff,” Fat Joe told GQ. “He had just signed that big deal with that NFL, so he wanted to let it go. He gave it to me… But I guess his people were like, ‘Yo bro, you just did a deal with them. How are you going to go in like that?’”
He then heaped praise on Jay-Z’shalftime show efforts. “They’ve been doing the biggest Super Bowl. That was legendary with Dre last year. And I know Rihanna’s going to be legendary this year. So, we don’t like to stop no money or burn no bridges.”
As to the whereabouts of the tape of Jay-Z’s verse where he apparently goes in on the NFL, Joe said he had it, but then walked that back. “I got a copy here. I don’t listen to it but I got it — Dre got it. Let me put it clear. Dre of Cool & Dre got it. I don’t have it.”
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