Brad Callas

3 weeks ago | complex.com | Brad Callas |Viviane Feldman |Joe Price

A UK mom was quite surprised when she discovered what her one-year-old had for a snack. TMZ reports that Natasha Emeny found her one-year-old son eating from her father’s urn and recorded it on video. In the original TikTok, she’s absolutely shocked when she sees the urn emptied and surrounded by ashes. The video also shows ashes on her couch and her son’s shirt and mouth covered in remains. “Oh my God,” she says, while her kid appears upset that she’s upset.

3 weeks ago | complex.com | Mike DeStefano |Trey Alston |Brad Callas

Mary J. Blige is no longer bending over backward for people, she said in a declaration posted to X on Thursday. “Unfortunately, a lot of y'all met me when I lacked boundaries and was a people pleaser,” the singer wrote. “Let me reintroduce myself, I burn bridges as needed.”It's unclear what prompted the "Family Affair" vocalist's pointed message, but fans weren't buying it.

1 month ago | complex.com | Brad Callas |Neel Shah

Saba and No ID’s collaborative album, From the Private Collection of Saba and No ID is here. On Tuesday, the pair dropped off the 15-track album, born from Saba’s two worlds: his Chicago hometown and his new beginnings in Los Angeles. The melding of both is reflected in his feature list, which includes appearances from longtime collaborators and Pivot Gang members with some added flair from newfound connections.

1 month ago | complex.com | José Martinez |Andy Herrera |Brad Callas

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt are reportedly dating after being seen together on a beach, displaying some PDA. Speculation about a possible relationship between the SNL alum and Hewitt, a model and actress, arose after the Daily Mail published photos of them looking like a couple in Palm Beach, Florida, earlier this week. However, on Wednesday, TMZ confirmed that the two are dating.

1 month ago | complex.com | Alex Ocho |Brad Callas

Mercer Labs, Museum of Art and Technology, has unveiled its new exhibition, which will reimagine the work of some of the greatest artists of all time through the lens of modern technology. Kicking off on April 24, the exhibition is titled Maestros and the Machines and will explore what the art of some of the greatest artists ever, such as Mozart and Leonardo Da Vinci, would look like were they able to create their work with the tools of today.