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urbanhollywood411.com | Frances Faye Price
Motown legend Smokey Robinson has addressed the lawsuit accusing him of repeatedly sexually assaulting four of his former housekeepers. The Daily Mail published an article on Wednesday, May 7, after reaching Robinson by phone for comment on the allegations. “I am appalled,” the 85-year-old artist was quoted as saying.
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urbanhollywood411.com | Frances Faye Price
Rondell Sheridan, an actor best known for playing family patriarch Victor Baxter on That’s So Raven, appealed to fans for financial help after he was hospitalized for pancreatitis. Sheridan, 66, announced he was ill in a video he posted to Instagram on Tuesday, May 6. The actor and comedian recorded the video from a hospital bed and said he started to feel ill last month. “On April 10th, I was on the road and got sick. Went to the hospital and they thought it was gastric.
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urbanhollywood411.com | Frances Faye Price
Hollywood legend Whoopi Goldberg says President Donald Trump has no clue how the film industry works and his plan to place tariffs on films produced outside the U.S. is a terrible idea. On Sunday, May 4, Trump called for a 100 percent tariff on movies filmed abroad in a statement on his Truth Social platform.
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urbanhollywood411.com | Frances Faye Price
Twenty five years ago, BET launched a music video countdown and interview show called 106 & Park. The show became must-watch TV for hip-hop and R&B fans, now it’s being honored for giving a platform to Black artists and connecting them with fans. In a press release on Tuesday, May 6, BET announced it’s planning a 106 & Park tribute at the upcoming BET Awards and former hosts A.J. Calloway, Free, Julissa Bermudez, Keshia Chanté, Rocsi Diaz, and Terrence J will reunite on stage.
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urbanhollywood411.com | Frances Faye Price
Fans of NBC’s “One Chicago” franchise have reason to celebrate. NBC has renewed all three shows in the franchise — Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. for the 2025-2026 broadcast season. The network made the announcement in a press release on Monday, May 5, saying collectively the Windy City’s first responders continue to bring in tens of millions of viewers.
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urbanhollywood411.com | Frances Faye Price
Showtime is adding more familiar faces to the cast of The Chi for season 7. On Monday, the network announced Kyla Pratt (The Proud Family, Call Me Kat), Punkie Johnson (Saturday Night Live, Love Life), Reagan Gomez (The Parent ‘Hood, Queen Sugar), and Tammy Townsend (Average Joe, Queen Sugar) are joining the series in guest starring roles. Pratt is set to play “Angie,” Hannibal’s tough as nails wife who doesn’t tolerate anything less than her home being happy.
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2 weeks ago | 
urbanhollywood411.com | Frances Faye Price
Sean “Diddy” Combs returned to court and confirmed reports that he rejected a plea deal from prosecutors ahead of his criminal trial. During a pre-trial hearing at the federal courthouse in Manhattan on Thursday, May 1, U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian asked Combs if his mind was “clear,” according to USA Today.
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urbanhollywood411.com | Frances Faye Price
The drama will be intense when BMF returns in June for a fourth season. Starz released the official trailer for the upcoming season on Thursday, May 1. The video shows new faces and the surprising return of fan favorites from past seasons. The trailer opens with Meech (Demetrius Flenory Jr.) announcing Black Mafia Family (BMF) is starting its own music label. But Meech and his brother Terry (Da’Vinchi) aren’t breaking into the music business to top the charts.
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urbanhollywood411.com | Frances Faye Price
Alijah Arenas, a USC basketball recruit who was seriously injured last week in a fiery car crash in Los Angeles, is now at home with his family. A spokesperson announced on Wednesday, April 30. “We are grateful to share that Alijah Arenas has been released from the hospital and is now resting comfortably under close watch.
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urbanhollywood411.com | Frances Faye Price
An attorney for the woman accusing Shannon Sharpe of sexual assault in a $50 million civil lawsuit says the former NFL player has repeatedly “declined” to watch a video described as “key evidence” in the case. Tony Buzbee, who represents the anonymous Jane Doe accuser, said the alleged sex tape proves lack of consent and backs up the woman’s allegations, which Sharpe denies.
