The South has something to say–more specifically South Florida. When talking about the South’s impact on rap music many tend to skip of Florida’s contributions. But local official sure haven’t.
In a statement provided to NBC6, District 3 Commissioner Keon Hardemon discussed the initiative that aims to revitalize Miami’s neighborhood Liberty City.
“If you play this music to the people who are from this area, they are going to light up like it’s the Fourth of July,” he said. “The essence of this is to encourage economic development in our community… to let people know that this exists in Miami-Dade County, and you should come and see it.”
He continued: “In the 1950s or so, during the time of segregation,18th Avenue was the place to be. It had juke joints, it had bars, it had restaurants, and it had living quarters… that’s why they named it Broadway.”
Hardemon confirmed the renamed streets are congregated around 8th Avenue. View the full list below.
Between Northwest 18th Avenue and Northwest 19th Avenue:
What’s My Name Street on NW 62nd Street
City Girls Street on NW 63rd Street
Soul Ties Street on NW 64th Street
Post & Delete Street on NW 65th Street
Chase Dis Money Street on NW 66th Street
Born N Raised Street on NW 67th Street
Big Money Baller Street on NW 68th Street
We the Best Terrace on NW 68th Terrace
Still Da Baddest Street on NW 69th Street
Trick Love the Kids Street on NW 69th Terrace
It’s Your Birthday Street on NW 70th Street
Bad Boys Bad Boys Street on NW 71st Street
Between Northwest 18th Avenue:
Welcome to the MIA Terrace on NW 62nd Terrace
I Luv My Dawgs Street on NW 63rd Street
I Deserve It All Street on NW 64th Street
Closer to My Dreams Street on NW 65th Street
Tunnel Vision Street on NW 66th Street
Welcome to My House Street on NW 67th Street
You Go Girl Street on NW 68th Street
People Change on NW 68th Terrace
Lovers and Friends Street on NW 69th Street
Peace In Da Hood Street on NW 69th Terrace
Run Da Yard Street on NW 70th Street
Last year, André 3000 shook up the music world with his debut Grammy Award-nominated instrumental album, New Blue Sun. Now, his Outkast group mate Big Boi is ready to do that same.
Over on Instagram, Big Boi revealed that he’s back in the studio working on new music. In the post, Big Boi confirmed that his first solo studio in eight years is coming along rather smoothly thanks in part to longtime friend Killer Mike.
“Working on a new album, we just had to fight off 50 Stormtroopers,” he wrote referring to the studio’s animated decor.
Separately his gave the multiple Grammy Award-winner a kind nod. “Live from Stankonia… with my playa Patna Killer Mike,” he wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “New Big Boi ALBUM on da way.”
Big Boi didn’t disclose if Killer Mike would serve as the forthcoming body of work’s producer. Neither did he reveal if they had worked on collaboration for the project. Big Boi fans are excited nevertheless.
Some even joked about the irony of the pair linking up. Back in June 2023, Killer Mike “jokingly” announced that André 3000 would be dropping an album. Although it did not happen immediately after his declaration, an André 3000 project was released the year following.
If Killer Mike predicted André 3000’s debut, now he’s in the studio with Big Boi, then maybe an Outkast reunion could happen after all.
Believe or not, Taylor Swift and Lil Nas X have quite a few things in common. Both musicians’ careers were launched in country music, they’re chart-toppers, and each hold a coveted Grammy Award. But what they don’t have is a song together. However, according to the “Lean On My Body” rapper they almost did.
While chatting with E! News at the 2025 GLAAD Media Awards, Lil Nas X claimed that he and Taylor Swift were secretly working on a collaboration, but it fell through.
“We were working on something,” he said when asked about potentially working with Swift. “She offered to let me try a verse on something, but I couldn’t catch a vibe for it, so it didn’t happen.”
Despite their creativity being misaligned, Lil Nas X remains remains optimistic open penning something together in the future. “When it happens…[it was be] global. World[wide]. Tay-Tay and Nassy,” he said.
Lil Nas X did not share when the collaboration happened but as she gears up for her Reputation (Taylor’s Version) era, take number two may not be far away.
In the past, Swift has surprised fans by securing collaborations with other rappers such as Kendrick Lamar (“Bad Blood“) and Ice Spice (“Karma“). Therefore, a Lil Nas X feature makes perfect sense to the Swifties.
Although the reason for the swift action can not yet be found, fans stumbled across something more valuable. Yesterday (March 29), during Morgan Wallen’s performance of “Just In Case” he subtly revealed a part of the I’m The Problem tracklist.
On the prop television set behind him on stage, Wallen flashed 10 track titles set to appear on I’m The Problem. He even confirmed two new collaborations would make its way onto the album but Wallen did not name names. Those songs include “I Got Better,” “What I Want” with a special guest, “Skoal, Chevy, And Browning,” “Where’d That Girl Go,” “Genesis,” “Number 3 and Number 7” with a special guest, “Come Back As A Redneck” with a special guest, “LA Night,” and “Miami.” Wallen teased track 10’s name but due to the positioning of the SNL cameras the title could not be seen.
Earlier in the evening, Wallen delivered an assured set of the forthcoming project’s title track (view here).
Watch Morgan Wallen’s performance of “Just In Case” on Saturday Night Live above. View the partial tracklist and artwork for I’m The Problem below.
Tracklist
1. “I’m The Problem”
2. “I Got Better”
3. “?”
4. “What I Want” featuring ?
5. “Just In Case”
6. “?”
7. “?”
8. “Skoal, Chevy, And Browning”
9. “?”
10. “?”
11. “?”
12. “?”
13. “?”
14. “Where’d That Girl Go”
15. “Genesis”
16. “?”
17. “Number 3 and Number 7” featuring ?
18. “?”
19. “?”
20. “?”
21. “Come Back As A Redneck” featuring ?
22. “Love Somebody”
23. “?”
24. “?”
25. “?”
26. “?”
27. “?”
28. “?”
29. “?”
30. “Smile”
31. “?”
32. “?”
33. “?”
34. “LA Night”
35. “Miami”
36. “Lies Lies Lies”
37. “I’m A Little Crazy”
Artwork
Big Loud Records
I’m The Problem is out 5/16 via Big Loud Records/Mercury Records. Find more information here.
With his studio album, I’m The Problem, expected to hit streaming platforms on May 16, Morgan Wallen treated the studio audience to a performance of its title track. Backed by his robust band, Wallen’s set of “I’m The Problem” felt like an impromptu romantic counseling session.
As he sang, “You say I’ll never change / I’m just a go around town with some gasoline / Just tryin’ to bum a flame / Gonna burn the whole place down / And how do you explain / Ever fallin’ in love with a guy like me in the first place? / Then turn around say that I’m the worst thing / I guess I’m the problem / And you’re Miss Never Do No Wrong / If I’m so awful / Then why’d you stick around this long,” you couldn’t help but feel the uncomfortable reminder to brush up on your self-accountability.
Ironically, Wallen could’ve used a dose of that later in the evening. As the closing credits were rolling, Wallen abruptly walked off the set of SNL. In a message posted on Instagram, Wallen suggested that he did so intentionally. So, it appears Wallen is just living up to his lyrics.
Watch Morgan Wallen’s full Saturday Night Live performance of “I’m The Problem” above.
I’m The Problem is out 5/16 via . Find more information here.
With his album, I’m The Problem, slated to be released soon, and it’s supporting tour set to kick off, Wallen served as the evening’s musical guest. While his two live performances met the mark, during SNL‘s closing credits, Morgan Wallen seemed to have forgotten his manners. As the Madison, SNL cast and crew waved goodbye to viewers at home, Wallen abruptly exited the set (viewable here).
Initially, viewers gave Wallen the benefit of the doubt claiming that he might’ve thought the show had wrapped. However, over on Instagram Wallen seeming confirmed that his quick departure was in fact intentional.
“Get me to God’s country,” he wrote posting a photo of his a jet ready for departure.
Wallen does not have the best relationship with producers of SNL. Back in October 2020, Wallen’s invitation to perform on SNL was rescinded. The show cited a party-filled trip to Alabama where he was spotted with a mask and interacting with multiple women. His disregard for COVID-19 protocols forced SNL to pull the plug to ensure the safety of its team.
However, months later, Wallen was invited back which hinted the professional relationship had been repaired. But Wallen’s latest actions suggest that this is not the case.
M3GAN managed to tie with John Wick for an unsavory milestone but, more importantly, she danced her killer-doll self to the top of the box office (with $95 million domestically and $180 million globally) in 2022. Sure, she also ended up stuck in a feud with Chucky and still hasn’t taken time to battle Annabelle, but James Wan might find a crossover moment one day. You never know, but let’s get real: Annabelle has no moves, and Wan’s The Conjuring universe doll would still destroy the robot with an attitude.
Regardless of her ultimate longevity if the devil eventually visits, M3GAN spawned an in-the-works spin off movie, SOULM8TE, which will (according to the film’s description), involve a widower who decides to cure his loneliness with an android, and “[i]n an attempt to create a truly sentient partner, he inadvertently turns a harmless lovebot into a deadly soulmate.” Also, M3GAN 2.0 is coming as an upgrade, and here’s what we can expect.
Plot
Will there be dancing in this sequel? Presumably. That’s how Universal Pictures (and Jason Blum’s Blumhouse Productions and Wan’s Atomic Monster) promoted the sequel in this Super Bowl LIX spot, and although M3GAN has hit a growth spurt, she has a question: “Miss Me?”
In actuality, though, M3GAN’s tech has been (as Universal’s synopsis indicates) appropriated after (surprise) she wasn’t adequately destroyed following her rogue rampage in the first movie. Under the watchful eye of returning director Gerard Johnstone (along with producers Wan, Blum, and Allison Williams), the new film picks up two years later with Gemma working as an author and advocate for government oversight regarding artificial intelligence. She’s also grappling with a rebellious teenage Cady while M3GAN’s code has fallen into the wrong hands:
[T]he underlying tech for M3GAN has been stolen and misused by a powerful defense contractor to create a military-grade weapon known as Amelia (Ivanna Sakhno; Ahsoka, Pacific Rim: Uprising), the ultimate killer infiltration spy. But as Amelia’s self-awareness increases, she becomes decidedly less interested in taking orders from humans. Or in keeping them around.
With the future of human existence on the line, Gemma realizes that the only option is to resurrect M3GAN and give her a few upgrades, making her faster, stronger, and more lethal. As their paths collide, the original A.I bitch is about to meet her match.
Sounds like another killer time at the movies.
Cast
Allison Williams returns as Gemma with Brian Jordan Alvarez and Jen Van Epps as fellow techies Cole and Tess. Violet McGraw will also be back as Cady, niece to Gemma.
Jenna Davis and Amie Donald will also combine powers again as M3GAN’s voice and dance moves, respectively.
Additions to the cast include Jemaine Clement, Aristotle Athari, and Timm Sharp.
Release Date
M3GAN 2.0 will slay in theaters on June 27.
Trailer
Since we already covered the teaser, have you seen Chloe Fineman and Aubrey Plaza as M3GAN(s) for SNL? Allison Williams makes an appearance, and so does a joke about that Girls butt scene.
Is FX‘s The Bear a comedy or a drama? We know what the Emmys think, but now the New York Times‘ crossword section has weighed in. The clue: “The Boys and The Bear, for two.” The answer: “TVDramas.” Case closed (?)
Whichever side of the debate you’re on (here’s an idea: it’s both… what a concept!), what matters most is that The Bear is returning for another season. But when? Here’s everything to know about The Bear season 4, including plot details, returning cast members, and whether there’s a premiere date.
Plot
Will season 4 pick up from that “motherf*cker” of a finale?
It’s unclear, as plot details are scarce. But we do know that The Bear is back in production. The original idea was reportedly for seasons 3 and 4 to be filmed at the same time in deference to stars Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach’s busy shooting schedules. But according to The Playlist, “the plan was scrapped as [season 4] scripts weren’t ready in time.”
Earlier this month, FX released a sneak peek at season 4 in a “coming soon” sizzle reel. In it, Sydney (played by Edebiri) asks, “Why can’t we put everything that we have into everything that we can?” She also says, “Sometimes I feel like your work family, is like part of your family-family.” The brief footage also has the very chill and normal Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) telling an unknown someone, “There’s probably one really true thing: you’re never alone.”
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Following the season 3 finale, Lionel Boyce (Marcus) spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about The Bear’s mysterious Chicago Tribune review. Was it good or bad?!? “That part, with all the missed calls and text messages, wasn’t in the script,” he revealed. “The only thing the script said was that Carmy walks off and the review pops up. So then when I saw the missed calls and texts on his phone screen, I was like, “OK interesting. Where is this going?”
He also discussed whether Sydney’s job offer from Chef Adam:
“The thing with this show is every season I’d be having theories, and without fail what actually happens is different. I don’t know where they’re going to steer this ship, but I think they do a good job of subverting expectations. I can ask [creator Christopher Storer], or I’ll just wait until I get to read the scripts.”
I want only good things for Marcus. Cousin, too.
“I know where he’s going,” Moss-Bachrach told Rolling Stone about Richie. “I think there’s [a lot of] seeds planted in the third season that really come to bloom in the fourth season. I think it will be a very, very exciting, chaotic, cathartic season, and yeah, I guess I’ll just leave it there.”
Cast
The entire main cast from season 3 will be back (yes, even Mr. Thing). That includes Jeremy Allen White as Carmy, Ayo Edebiri as Sydney, Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Richie, Lionel Boyce as Marcus, Liza Colón-Zayas as Tina, Abby Elliott as Natalie, Matty Matheson as Neil Fak, Corey Hendrix as Gary “Sweeps” Woods, and, more likely than not, Molly Gordon as Claire, Oliver Platt as Jimmy “Cicero” Kalinowski, and Jamie Lee Curtis as Donna.
Release Date
The Bear season 4 will premiere in 2025, likely over the summer, although no exact date has been announced yet.
Trailer
You can watch the aforementioned sizzle reel below.
Every single week, our TV and film experts will list the most important ten streaming selections for you to pop into your queues. We’re not strictly operating upon reviews or accrued streaming clicks (although yes, we’ve scoured the streaming site charts) but, instead, upon those selections that are really worth noticing amid the churning sea of content. There’s a lot out there, after all, and your time is valuable.
Marvel Studios is working to reignite its theatrical presence with massive Avengers: Doomsday drops. All the while, Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock is rebuilding the small-screen side of the MCU in this warmly-received revisiting of Hornhead with a side of Jon Bernthal’s The Punisher. The latter will actually receive his own standalone special (reminiscent of Werewolf by Night) that will be written by Bernthal, who is pumped to finally bring his preferred Frank Castle evolution to life. That suggests that he also wasn’t thrilled at how the Netflix series gave Frank an identity crisis, but ideally, it’s only “up” from here.
Amanda Seyfried takes audiences outside of their comfort zones as a beat cop whose work hits too close to home. Sure, that is not an unusual concept with investigators of crime dramas, but this show moves outside of that box by showcasing life-affirming relationships in this story based within Philly’s Kensington neighborhood, where the novel’s author (Liz Moore) grew up. And if you have been wanting another season of Mare of Easttown, this is for you.
8. Kraven the Hunter – Sony movie streaming on Netflix
There’s no graceful way to mention how much better this movie is faring on Netflix than it did last year in theaters, but that realization apparently helped Sony realize that it was time (after Morbius and Madame Web) to put a fork in their Spidey spin off movies. Aaron Taylor-Johnson will soon be seen in 28 Years Later, so he will be just fine, too.
Indie distributor NEON raked in the Oscars this year, including Best Picture and Best Actress for Mikey Madison’s raw and exuberant portrayal of an exotic dancer who briefly marries a Russian oligarch’s son before the family thugs step in to ruin everything. This is much more than “a f*ckboi fairytale” and won the Palme d’Or at last year’s Cannes Film Festival. And to think, it was this batsh*t crazy scene in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood where the inspiration for casting Mikey Madison was born.
Dynamic streaming TV duo Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s executive producing success includes The Boys series and spin offs over on Prime Video/Amazon, but Rogen has been honing his own chops over on Apple TV+. There, he stars with Rose Byrne in the affable and raunchy Platonic, and his newest show packs in so many Hollywood cameos that it makes The Bear look like amateur hour. Also, Rogen is at his self-deprecating best while putting his own industry on (loving) blast. Highlights include Brian Cranston putting on his panic face while wardrobed like a certain exec. Stick around for the grossest zombie apocalypse, too.
Dan Erickson and Ben Stiller’s brainchild finished up a second mindf*ck of a season last week, and the debate rages on about Mark’s parting decision of Helly over Gemma, but arguably, Gwendoline Christie’s almost feral performance was really where it’s at. Stiller has promised that there will not be as-long of a wait for the third season, but let’s get real: there’s so much content on Apple TV+ to keep addicts happy in the meantime. Between Silo, The Gorge, Servant, Presumed Innocent, Slow Horses, For All Mankind, and even Ted Lasso, every similar itch can be scratched, so godspeed.
Who will kick the bucket this season? Maybe about 70% of the characters could go there, and nobody would be mad. For sure, Greg and Saxon must go, and perhaps they will go out in the same explosion of unfortunate events. Then maybe Parker Posey’s Southern-fried nightmare could surface on a Real Housewives spin off while Walton Goggins and Sam Rockwell do a buddy comedy, and then Aimee Lou Wood’s Chelsea can teach the frenemy trio (portrayed by Leslie Bibb, Carrie Coon, and Michelle Monaghan) how to stop backstabbing could be nice. In all seriousness, Charlotte Le Bon’s Chloe is shaping up to be a fantastic villain in her own right although, man, this season’s slower-building drama didn’t do it any favors.
Officially, no second season has been announced, and the show’s co-creators agree that Jamie Miller’s onscreen story is complete. However, the enormous success of this series practically guarantees that discussions are happening behind closed doors, and Stephen Graham has suggested that an anthologized approach for more could come to fruition. If you haven’t caught this four-part “limited series” yet, it’s a conversation starter of a watch, and although bleak as can be, it has arguably captured the zeitgeist.
With the season finale on the horizon, the time is right to declare Noah Wyle as medical-scrubs royalty on TV. Here, he portrays an increasingly weary physician in Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Hospital’s emergency room, and “The Pitt” has more meanings than one. This is no Grey’s Anatomy, and in fact, the “real-time” story hasn’t been done so well since FOX’s 24. The 15-episode season (which is unheard of in the streaming age) represents a full shift, and yep, a second season is already in the works.
Well, another series finale has come and gone with a fourth season already greenlit. Reacher has defeated the Bigger Guy, the DEA mission is complete after hitting multiple perilous snags, and Reacher is off to a new city after Susan Duffy gave him the same line that he gave Roscoe while cutting that budding relationship short. He didn’t mind the turnaround, either, so massive respect goes out to how this series handles coupledom, including how we still receive scintillating situations without them (somehow) ever feeling cheap. Now, the wait for the Neagley spin off is about to get real.
To be specific the alleged grievances of Skims is that Lana Del Rey’s did not properly refer to the campaign as a paid advertisement online. In the two uploads Lana shared on her official Instagram page, neither the campaign’s approved images (viewable here) or the behind-the-scene video teaser (viewable here) include “#ad” or “paid partnership” tags. The same was reportedly argued about the now deleted posts on TikTok.
While supporter online say the missing hashtags are a small oversight on the songwriter’s part the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) seemingly did not view it as such but rather a careless misled. Due to the FTC’s strict guidelines about marketing disclosures paired with National Advertising Division (NAD) alleged investigation into SKIMS’ ad practices, Lana’s hiccup could result in hefty penalties to Kardashian’s cash cow.
To alleviate any financial fallout and alleged “damage to the credibility of Skims’ brand integrity,” the lawsuit was filed against Lana.
At this time, neither Kim Kardashian, Skims, no Lana Del Rey have addressed the report.
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