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It's been over four years since The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Erika Jayne filed for divorce from disgraced lawyer, Tom Girardi. As of the publication of this article, the former couple's divorce has not been finalized. While legally separated, fans still wonder how she can afford the lavish lifestyle she often showcases on Rhobh now that Tom is not paying.

Us Weekly reported that the pair had been married for nearly 20 years. In November 2020, Erika announced that she “decided to end” her marriage to Tom “after much consideration."

A month later, the couple were hit with a lawsuit that accused them of embezzling settlement funds worth over $15 million intended to help the families of plane victims. She claims she had no idea and left him due to his infidelities. Before their split and legal issues, Erika had lived a life of luxury,...

This week, real estate investor Cesar Piña was arrested on a federal wire fraud charge in what federal authorities are calling a “multimillion-dollar Ponzi-like investment fraud scheme” that defrauded New York and New Jersey area investors. Piña is a business associate of DJ Envy, real name Raashaun Casey, who is an accomplished DJ and co-host of New York radio station Power 105’s popular The Breakfast Club morning show.

Casey has repeatedly called Piña his “partner” publicly. The two ran real estate seminars and shopped a real estate reality series together.

Exclusive: James DuBose, the former Fox Soul General Manager, is launching his own AVOD platform, In The Black Network, a streaming service that highlights Black voices and original stories.

The platform will launch on October 2.

In The Black Network will house a long list of entertainment from the vault of Fox Television Stations, many of which were developed by DuBose while leading Fox Soul. The new network will stream an extensive collection of free entertainment content on a dedicated app available on iOS, Android devices, Apple TV, YouTube and Samsung media players with more distribution partners to follow.

As a long-time television producer, filmmaker, and veteran of the entertainment industry, DuBose was inspired to build his black owned streaming platform that lifts Black storytellers and symbolizes Black pride. The service will include multi-genre content including sports, music, scripted, drama, talk, kids/family and feature films.

“I love everything about our culture: our faith,...

A new docuseries is coming exclusively to Hulu, highlighting the hip-hop genre. “RapCaviar Presents” examines the provocative issues addressed by some of the stars of the music industry, as well as the impact of rap on today’s culture. The docuseries gives many big names and rising stars a platform to discuss these issues, their personal stories, and their careers. “RapCaviar Presents” was inspired by the Spotify playlist of the same name. The series drops on Hulu on Thursday, March 30. You can watch RapCaviar Presents: Season 1 with a 30-Day Free Trial of Hulu.

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“RapCaviar Presents” looks at the culture of hip-hop and its connections to current events in pop culture and the world. Viewers will hear the...

The shifting view of hip-hop in pop culture is at the center of a new trailer for upcoming docuseries RapCaviar Presents. The clip goes behind the scenes with acts including Tyler, the Creator, Coi Leray, City Girls, Polo G, and Roddy Ricch as they discuss issues of perception, race, and gender.

The six-part series, which premieres on Hulu in its entirety on March 30, is based on the influential Spotify playlist, launched in 2015. Each episode spotlights a different artist, starting with Tyler, the Creator, who reflects on his mentorship from Pharrell.

Macy Gray is sharing some words of wisdom for her fellow American Song Contest competitors. The Grammy winner is one of many award-winning singers competing for their home state on the new NBC reality series. Joined by rapper Maino—both in the competition and this interview—Macy gave some advice to her less experienced competitors in an exclusive backstage interview with E! News. "Just write as much as you can, write as many songs as you can, 'cause the more you do it, the better you get," she said. Given Macy's status as a longtime music-industry vet, Maino knows she has what it takes to crush the...

To the untrained eye, the Tramp Stamps might look like any run-of-the-mill Gen Z band you’d come across on TikTok. Boasting turquoise- and fuschia-dyed hair and fishnets with jean shorts, the trio has posted dozens of videos of them performing covers of Avril Lavigne, Wheatus, and songs by other members of the pop-punk canon to their nearly 400,000 followers.

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Join our newsletter to get more stories like this Maggie Carrie joined her man Maino for Season 9 of Love & Hip Hop: New York and fans have been getting to know her over the last few weeks. Maggie is a model and has been dating Maino for a while now but beyond the shooting that keeps coming up, who is she? Maggie survived the Troy Ave shooting One of the main things we’ve learned about Maggie is that she was hit by gunfire and survived the Troy Ave shooting at NY’s Irving Plaza while she was backstage at the […]

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'World of Jenks' star releases 'Millennials Will Never Forget' short film.

By Akshay Bhansali

Andrew Jenks

Photo: MTV News

After its debut season, America has come to know the fearlessly inquisitive Andrew Jenks — the Nyu film school grad at the center of MTV's "World of Jenks." Over the course of his show's 12 episodes, on a quest to better understand what it's like to live the life of everyday human beings, Jenks shadowed rapper Maino, a homeless street dweller, an NFL cheerleader, mixed martial arts fighter Anthony "Showtime" Pettis and a young man living with autism.

As Sunday brings the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Jenks has taken it upon himself to better understand just how Millennials remember that historic day in American history by creating a roughly 5-minute online film titled "Millennials Will Never Forget" that, among other things, touches on how young Americans can harness the lessons learned from the ordeal.