#MAGFAB: Mahershala Ali for Fantastic Man - Autumn/Winter 2026
FABULOUS!
#RHOA: Todd Tucker Recruits Apollo Nida for RHOA Reality Show
Todd Tucker is assembling an increasingly familiar group of Real Housewives of Atlanta ex-husbands for his post-divorce reality project—and Apollo Nida is officially joining the party.
Tucker revealed an expanded lineup for Til Divorce Do Us Part, his upcoming project about navigating life after his divorce from Kandi Burruss. In a new promo posted to Instagram, Tucker names Nida, Peter Thomas, Dennis McKinley, and Ralph Pittman Jr. among the men involved.
"Oh, yall thought @apollonida03 wasn't down?!" Tucker wrote on Instagram before tagging the rest of the crew and declaring, "Fellas, it's our time."
That lineup comes with considerable RHOA history. Nida was married to Phaedra Parks, Thomas to Cynthia Bailey, and Pittman to Drew Sidora, while McKinley was engaged to Porsha Williams.
Nida, in particular, brings one of the franchise's more complicated histories. His marriage to Parks unraveled while he was facing federal charges, and in 2014 he received an eight-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit mail, wire, and bank fraud.
His time on RHOA also included volatile confrontations and his eventual admission that he lied about Kenya Moore propositioning him.
Tucker's project is being positioned as more than a traditional reality-show rollout. Til Divorce Do Us Part will premiere as part of a ticketed event alongside Tucker's unreleased film, Don't Bring Your Man to Atlanta, starring Shamea Morton-Mwangi, Mikhail Keize, Michael "Bolo" Bolwaire, Adiz "Bambi" Benson and Rod Minger. Screenings are currently scheduled in New York, Detroit and Chicago throughout October, with additional cities promised.
The marketing isn't being subtle about what Tucker intends to discuss. Promotional material bills the show as the counterpoint to Burruss' public account of their breakup: "Kandi's tour gave you one side. This is the other side. What she didn't say. What went down behind closed doors."
That's a considerable escalation from Tucker's first teaser, which opened with a framed wedding photo of him and Burruss before showing him visibly emotional. "Divorce is never easy!" he wrote then. "I never thought this would be my story. I made mistakes and I hope some can learn from my journey."
Burruss has discussed the breakup publicly, though she has deliberately stopped short of revealing what caused it. During a February appearance on Watch What Happens Live, she told Andy Cohen that she decided the marriage was over the previous July.
"In July was when I was like, 'Oh, yeah. No, I can't do this no more,'" she said. When Cohen asked whether a particular incident prompted the decision, Burruss confirmed it: "Yeah, it was a specific situation that happened."
Then came the boundary: "I'm not talking about it on Watch What Happens."
Burruss and Tucker, who met during production of RHOA in 2011 and married in 2014, reached a divorce settlement in March after a custody battle. They share Ace, 9, and Blaze, 6.
Tucker revealed an expanded lineup for Til Divorce Do Us Part, his upcoming project about navigating life after his divorce from Kandi Burruss. In a new promo posted to Instagram, Tucker names Nida, Peter Thomas, Dennis McKinley, and Ralph Pittman Jr. among the men involved.
"Oh, yall thought @apollonida03 wasn't down?!" Tucker wrote on Instagram before tagging the rest of the crew and declaring, "Fellas, it's our time."
That lineup comes with considerable RHOA history. Nida was married to Phaedra Parks, Thomas to Cynthia Bailey, and Pittman to Drew Sidora, while McKinley was engaged to Porsha Williams.
Nida, in particular, brings one of the franchise's more complicated histories. His marriage to Parks unraveled while he was facing federal charges, and in 2014 he received an eight-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit mail, wire, and bank fraud.
His time on RHOA also included volatile confrontations and his eventual admission that he lied about Kenya Moore propositioning him.
Tucker's project is being positioned as more than a traditional reality-show rollout. Til Divorce Do Us Part will premiere as part of a ticketed event alongside Tucker's unreleased film, Don't Bring Your Man to Atlanta, starring Shamea Morton-Mwangi, Mikhail Keize, Michael "Bolo" Bolwaire, Adiz "Bambi" Benson and Rod Minger. Screenings are currently scheduled in New York, Detroit and Chicago throughout October, with additional cities promised.
The marketing isn't being subtle about what Tucker intends to discuss. Promotional material bills the show as the counterpoint to Burruss' public account of their breakup: "Kandi's tour gave you one side. This is the other side. What she didn't say. What went down behind closed doors."
That's a considerable escalation from Tucker's first teaser, which opened with a framed wedding photo of him and Burruss before showing him visibly emotional. "Divorce is never easy!" he wrote then. "I never thought this would be my story. I made mistakes and I hope some can learn from my journey."
Burruss has discussed the breakup publicly, though she has deliberately stopped short of revealing what caused it. During a February appearance on Watch What Happens Live, she told Andy Cohen that she decided the marriage was over the previous July.
"In July was when I was like, 'Oh, yeah. No, I can't do this no more,'" she said. When Cohen asked whether a particular incident prompted the decision, Burruss confirmed it: "Yeah, it was a specific situation that happened."
Then came the boundary: "I'm not talking about it on Watch What Happens."
Burruss and Tucker, who met during production of RHOA in 2011 and married in 2014, reached a divorce settlement in March after a custody battle. They share Ace, 9, and Blaze, 6.
#NewMusic from Jhené Aiko Returns Surprise Album ‘Westside Whimsy’
Six years after the release of her Grammy-nominated studio album Chilombo, contemporary R&B luminary Jhené Aiko has officially returned. Following a surprise announcement earlier in the week, Aiko released her highly anticipated fourth studio album, Westside Whimsy, on Friday, September 11, via ArtClub International and Def Jam Recordings.
Described as a love letter to her hometown of Los Angeles, the expansive 20-track project serves as a lush sonic exploration of Aiko’s roots. The singer noted that the project is heavily influenced by 1990s music, West Coast car culture, surfing, and the freedom of Pacific road trips.
Aiko initially teased the Westside Whimsy lifestyle at the top of 2026 through a viral limited-edition smoothie collaboration with Erewhon Market. Now fully realized as a musical body of work, the album leans into atmospheric production handled heavily by her longtime, trusted collaborators Fisticuffs (Brian Warfield and Maclean Robinson) and Julian Le (Lejkeys).
To capture the contemporary energy and diverse musical legacy of Los Angeles, Aiko enlisted an elite roster of West Coast talent.
The project notably reunites Aiko with Kendrick Lamar on the standout track “So Good,” marking their first official collaboration in over a decade since early career staples like “Growing Apart (To Get Closer)” and “Stay Ready (What A Life)”. The album also features appearances by Ab-Soul on “Love Bomb,” Tyga on “Like, Whatever,” Larry June on the sweet, harmonious “Neighbors,” and OHMA on “Golden Coast”.
While the album’s production provides a dreamy, laid-back sanctuary, Aiko’s pen remains as sharp and vulnerable as ever. Westside Whimsy explores the complex duality of romance—balancing the joy of deep connection on tracks like “Neighbors” with the emotional debris of infidelity and heartbreak.
On the biting “Ceiling (Freestyle),” Aiko directly confronts relationship betrayal, firmly asserting her boundaries and emotional resilience.
Described as a love letter to her hometown of Los Angeles, the expansive 20-track project serves as a lush sonic exploration of Aiko’s roots. The singer noted that the project is heavily influenced by 1990s music, West Coast car culture, surfing, and the freedom of Pacific road trips.
Aiko initially teased the Westside Whimsy lifestyle at the top of 2026 through a viral limited-edition smoothie collaboration with Erewhon Market. Now fully realized as a musical body of work, the album leans into atmospheric production handled heavily by her longtime, trusted collaborators Fisticuffs (Brian Warfield and Maclean Robinson) and Julian Le (Lejkeys).
To capture the contemporary energy and diverse musical legacy of Los Angeles, Aiko enlisted an elite roster of West Coast talent.
The project notably reunites Aiko with Kendrick Lamar on the standout track “So Good,” marking their first official collaboration in over a decade since early career staples like “Growing Apart (To Get Closer)” and “Stay Ready (What A Life)”. The album also features appearances by Ab-Soul on “Love Bomb,” Tyga on “Like, Whatever,” Larry June on the sweet, harmonious “Neighbors,” and OHMA on “Golden Coast”.
While the album’s production provides a dreamy, laid-back sanctuary, Aiko’s pen remains as sharp and vulnerable as ever. Westside Whimsy explores the complex duality of romance—balancing the joy of deep connection on tracks like “Neighbors” with the emotional debris of infidelity and heartbreak.
On the biting “Ceiling (Freestyle),” Aiko directly confronts relationship betrayal, firmly asserting her boundaries and emotional resilience.
LISTEN HERE:
Westside Whimsy is available to stream and download now across Spotify, Apple Music, and all major digital platforms. Physical vinyl and CD editions are also available for purchase.
#HipHopNews: Nicki Minaj & Her Team Sued For $275K ‘Pink Friday 2’ Promo Budget
Like most celebrities, Nicki Minaj loves to live large whenever going out and about. But when it came time for her team to reimburse another company for footing the bill for her Pink Friday 2 promo expenses, things allegedly got messy.
According to TMZ, 24/7 Productions is suing Nicki Minaj and her company for a cool $275,000 claiming that they paid for her travel and hotel expenses under a pre-approved budget expecting that they’d get the money back once things wrapped up. They did not. Interestingly enough, Nicki’s team felt that $275K was an “extremely low” budget given her superstar status, yet, they still don’t seem interested in reimbursing 24/7 Productions for the chicken feed they put up to ensure Nicki and her team lived lavishly on their promo run.
Arguing that the hotels and travel along would eat up the entire $275K budget, Nicki’s team was negotiating an allowance that would include payments to a number of people who were working alongside Nicki during her promo run.
Per TMZ:The email showed the team discussing paying $3K a day for a videographer and photographer for a total of $18K over six days. The team went over paying a seamstress/tailor $700 per day for a total of $4,200 for the same period.
In regard to flights, the team member asked, “Do we know if her son is going with her? Without her son, her normal plane rider is always over $2K each leg. Plus, she will be in the hotels for many days. I think the $10K rider allowance on the budget is a little low.”
As TMZ first reported, 24/7 Productions was hired to coordinate Nicki’s performance at Jingle Ball 2023, for which the entertainer was paid a reported $650K, and a week of promotion for “Pink Friday 2” in New York. The company handles on-site management, travel, staffing, etc.
24/7 Productions are using the emails to prove their case in a court of law against Nicki Minaj and her management team. While Nicki was paid $650,000 to perform at Jingle Ball 2023, she denies any responsibility for the $275K and is asking to be dismissed from the lawsuit.
Good luck with that. What do y’all think? Should Nicki be responsible for the $275K or is it all on her promo team?
According to TMZ, 24/7 Productions is suing Nicki Minaj and her company for a cool $275,000 claiming that they paid for her travel and hotel expenses under a pre-approved budget expecting that they’d get the money back once things wrapped up. They did not. Interestingly enough, Nicki’s team felt that $275K was an “extremely low” budget given her superstar status, yet, they still don’t seem interested in reimbursing 24/7 Productions for the chicken feed they put up to ensure Nicki and her team lived lavishly on their promo run.
Arguing that the hotels and travel along would eat up the entire $275K budget, Nicki’s team was negotiating an allowance that would include payments to a number of people who were working alongside Nicki during her promo run.
Per TMZ:The email showed the team discussing paying $3K a day for a videographer and photographer for a total of $18K over six days. The team went over paying a seamstress/tailor $700 per day for a total of $4,200 for the same period.
In regard to flights, the team member asked, “Do we know if her son is going with her? Without her son, her normal plane rider is always over $2K each leg. Plus, she will be in the hotels for many days. I think the $10K rider allowance on the budget is a little low.”
As TMZ first reported, 24/7 Productions was hired to coordinate Nicki’s performance at Jingle Ball 2023, for which the entertainer was paid a reported $650K, and a week of promotion for “Pink Friday 2” in New York. The company handles on-site management, travel, staffing, etc.
24/7 Productions are using the emails to prove their case in a court of law against Nicki Minaj and her management team. While Nicki was paid $650,000 to perform at Jingle Ball 2023, she denies any responsibility for the $275K and is asking to be dismissed from the lawsuit.
Good luck with that. What do y’all think? Should Nicki be responsible for the $275K or is it all on her promo team?
Ed Sheeran addresses Macklemore and Israel-Palestine controversies at Linc show
At Lincoln Financial Field Saturday night, singer Ed Sheeran took the stage for the first time since Macklemore was dropped from his tour over his onstage comments on Israel-Palestine. Sheeran addressed the controversy amid protests outside the concert. NBC10’s Neil Fischer has the details.
Ed Sheeran resumed his tour in Philadelphia on Saturday, days after opening act Macklemore was dropped from the tour following pro-Palestinian comments he made onstage.
Sheeran's return to the stage at Lincoln Financial Field came after his opening acts and supporting band withdrew in solidarity with Macklemore.
Sheeran addressed the crowd before playing songs, saying that he believes performers should have freedom of speech and said the situation in Gaza is "unjustifiable."
Ticketmaster did not list any other performers joining Sheeran as part of his LOOP Tour. Videos shared with NBC10 showed Sheeran playing alone with an acoustic guitar, but a backup band did join him later in the evening.
Sheeran also said he got rid of the B stage that was planned to be placed in the middle of the crowd because he was unsure if people would welcome him on stage.
NBC10's Kelsey Kushner was at the scene as protesters gathered on Saturday before the show. The crowd was near SEPTA's NRG Station, but no schisms between fans and protesters have been reported.
Adi Chattopadhyay, one of the protesters, said they are there to give voice to Palestine.
“If Ed Sheeran won’t let Macklemore talk about Palestine, then the city of Philadelphia will talk about Palestine for you," he said. "We’re here to talk about going on on the ground in Gaza, and the work that community organizations and this city are doing to advocate for the end to the genocide in Gaza."
The Philadelphia Police Department was also in the area monitoring the situation. Before Saturday, the PPD told NBC10 that officers are "working closely with venue and event organizers to help ensure the safety of concertgoers, employees, and neighborhood residents."
"PPD routinely monitors large events and assesses staffing needs to ensure an appropriate police presence. There is a protest group expected there tomorrow. Our Civil Affairs Unit will be on hand to ensure everyone's safety during protected 1st Amendment activity," police wrote.
Many concertgoers said they were still happy to see the show and that the concert is not a place for politics.
"I come here to hear the music, I don't care what anybody thinks about… this isn't where I want to talk about politics," said Betty Ann Albee, of West Chester.
Toward the end of the concert, Sheeran thanked the warm welcome from fans and apologized for bringing up politics because he knows it was not what many people came to see him for.
At Lincoln Financial Field Saturday night, singer Ed Sheeran took the stage for the first time since Macklemore was dropped from his tour over his onstage comments on Israel-Palestine. Sheeran addressed the controversy amid protests outside the concert. NBC10’s Neil Fischer has the details.
Ed Sheeran resumed his tour in Philadelphia on Saturday, days after opening act Macklemore was dropped from the tour following pro-Palestinian comments he made onstage.
Sheeran's return to the stage at Lincoln Financial Field came after his opening acts and supporting band withdrew in solidarity with Macklemore.
Sheeran addressed the crowd before playing songs, saying that he believes performers should have freedom of speech and said the situation in Gaza is "unjustifiable."
Ticketmaster did not list any other performers joining Sheeran as part of his LOOP Tour. Videos shared with NBC10 showed Sheeran playing alone with an acoustic guitar, but a backup band did join him later in the evening.
Sheeran also said he got rid of the B stage that was planned to be placed in the middle of the crowd because he was unsure if people would welcome him on stage.
NBC10's Kelsey Kushner was at the scene as protesters gathered on Saturday before the show. The crowd was near SEPTA's NRG Station, but no schisms between fans and protesters have been reported.
Adi Chattopadhyay, one of the protesters, said they are there to give voice to Palestine.
“If Ed Sheeran won’t let Macklemore talk about Palestine, then the city of Philadelphia will talk about Palestine for you," he said. "We’re here to talk about going on on the ground in Gaza, and the work that community organizations and this city are doing to advocate for the end to the genocide in Gaza."
The Philadelphia Police Department was also in the area monitoring the situation. Before Saturday, the PPD told NBC10 that officers are "working closely with venue and event organizers to help ensure the safety of concertgoers, employees, and neighborhood residents."
"PPD routinely monitors large events and assesses staffing needs to ensure an appropriate police presence. There is a protest group expected there tomorrow. Our Civil Affairs Unit will be on hand to ensure everyone's safety during protected 1st Amendment activity," police wrote.
Many concertgoers said they were still happy to see the show and that the concert is not a place for politics.
"I come here to hear the music, I don't care what anybody thinks about… this isn't where I want to talk about politics," said Betty Ann Albee, of West Chester.
Toward the end of the concert, Sheeran thanked the warm welcome from fans and apologized for bringing up politics because he knows it was not what many people came to see him for.
Singer, Composer-Lyricist #RIPDuncanSheik Has Died at 56
Tony Award-winning composer lyricist Duncan Sheik has died. News of Mr. Sheik's passing from organ failure was confirmed to The New York Times by his mother Suzanne Sheik. He was 56 years old.
A native of Montclair, New Jersey, Mr. Sheik fell in love with music through his Juilliard-trained grandmother, who introduced him to the piano prior to his picking up an electric guitar. For decades, Mr. Sheik enjoyed a robust and vibrant live performance career, with his 1996 self-titled debut album racking up a Billboard Hot 100 hit in the form of "Barely Breathing," as well as a Grammy nomination for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance.
Throughout the latter half of the 1990s, Mr. Sheik remained visible by collaborating with collected as many disparate musical influences as he could, recording "Embraceable You" for Red Hot + Rhapsody, a George Gershwin tribute to increase AIDS awareness; "Songbird" for Legacy: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac's Rumours; and releasing Phantom Moon, a Nick Drake-influenced album on which he collaborated with poet Steven Sater.
Alongside Sater, Mr. Sheik would uncover a new corner of his artistic soul. Over a period of eight years, Mr. Sheik and Sater poured themselves into a theatrical adaptation of Frank Wedekind's 1890 play Frühlings Erwachen, crafting the musical that would become one of the defining shows of the millennial generation.
Spring Awakening first premiered Off-Broadway in 2006 before quickly being ushered to Broadway, where it won Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Featured Actor in a Musical for John Gallagher Jr., Best Choreography, Best Direction of a Musical, and Best Lighting Design of a Musical, with Mr. Sheik taking home two awards of his own: Best Orchestrations and Best Original Score, the latter an honor he shared with Sater.
The original Broadway production and tour of Spring Awakening was a watershed moment in the New York theatrical industry, launching the careers of dozens of stars, including Lea Michele, Jonathan Groff, Lilli Cooper, Skylar Astin, Gideon Glick, Jennifer Damiano, Krysta Rodriguez, Matt Doyle, Andrew Durand, Caitlin Kinnunen, Hunter Parrish, Jenna Ushkowitz, Christy Altomare, Julie Benko, Kimiko Glenn, Andy Mientus, Ben Fankhauser, Taylor Trensch, and many, many more.
Mr. Sheik found a true home in the theatre industry, continuing to work tirelessly on new material following Spring Awakening. His other musicals include Alice By Heart, an adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, American Psycho, Because of Winn-Dixie, and Noir.
At the time of his death, Mr. Sheik was scheduled to have two back-to-back Off-Broadway productions this season, including new musical Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen and a revival of Spring Awakening. It is currently unclear if his death will affect the timeline of either production. Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen is currently set to begin at Off-Broadway's The Night Egg at the Culture Club (former home of Sleep No More) September 25. Spring Awakening, which just announced its principal cast, is currently set to begin at Studio Seaview November 27 ahead of an official opening night on December 17.
Mr. Sheik is survived by his parents, his half siblings, his wife Nora, and their daughter Ines. Information on a public memorial is forthcoming.
Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen has made the following statement.
"We are heartbroken by the passing of Duncan Sheik. Our love is with his family, his friends, his collaborators, and the countless people touched by his life and music. Duncan's music is at the heart of Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen, and his extraordinary artistry, generosity, and spirit have left an indelible mark on all of us who had the privilege of knowing and working with him.
A native of Montclair, New Jersey, Mr. Sheik fell in love with music through his Juilliard-trained grandmother, who introduced him to the piano prior to his picking up an electric guitar. For decades, Mr. Sheik enjoyed a robust and vibrant live performance career, with his 1996 self-titled debut album racking up a Billboard Hot 100 hit in the form of "Barely Breathing," as well as a Grammy nomination for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance.
Throughout the latter half of the 1990s, Mr. Sheik remained visible by collaborating with collected as many disparate musical influences as he could, recording "Embraceable You" for Red Hot + Rhapsody, a George Gershwin tribute to increase AIDS awareness; "Songbird" for Legacy: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac's Rumours; and releasing Phantom Moon, a Nick Drake-influenced album on which he collaborated with poet Steven Sater.
Alongside Sater, Mr. Sheik would uncover a new corner of his artistic soul. Over a period of eight years, Mr. Sheik and Sater poured themselves into a theatrical adaptation of Frank Wedekind's 1890 play Frühlings Erwachen, crafting the musical that would become one of the defining shows of the millennial generation.
Spring Awakening first premiered Off-Broadway in 2006 before quickly being ushered to Broadway, where it won Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Featured Actor in a Musical for John Gallagher Jr., Best Choreography, Best Direction of a Musical, and Best Lighting Design of a Musical, with Mr. Sheik taking home two awards of his own: Best Orchestrations and Best Original Score, the latter an honor he shared with Sater.
The original Broadway production and tour of Spring Awakening was a watershed moment in the New York theatrical industry, launching the careers of dozens of stars, including Lea Michele, Jonathan Groff, Lilli Cooper, Skylar Astin, Gideon Glick, Jennifer Damiano, Krysta Rodriguez, Matt Doyle, Andrew Durand, Caitlin Kinnunen, Hunter Parrish, Jenna Ushkowitz, Christy Altomare, Julie Benko, Kimiko Glenn, Andy Mientus, Ben Fankhauser, Taylor Trensch, and many, many more.
Mr. Sheik found a true home in the theatre industry, continuing to work tirelessly on new material following Spring Awakening. His other musicals include Alice By Heart, an adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, American Psycho, Because of Winn-Dixie, and Noir.
At the time of his death, Mr. Sheik was scheduled to have two back-to-back Off-Broadway productions this season, including new musical Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen and a revival of Spring Awakening. It is currently unclear if his death will affect the timeline of either production. Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen is currently set to begin at Off-Broadway's The Night Egg at the Culture Club (former home of Sleep No More) September 25. Spring Awakening, which just announced its principal cast, is currently set to begin at Studio Seaview November 27 ahead of an official opening night on December 17.
Mr. Sheik is survived by his parents, his half siblings, his wife Nora, and their daughter Ines. Information on a public memorial is forthcoming.
Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen has made the following statement.
"We are heartbroken by the passing of Duncan Sheik. Our love is with his family, his friends, his collaborators, and the countless people touched by his life and music. Duncan's music is at the heart of Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen, and his extraordinary artistry, generosity, and spirit have left an indelible mark on all of us who had the privilege of knowing and working with him.
Awwwww, Lenny Kravitz Get His Own Ken Doll the Second Man Ever to get one!
Lenny Kravitz can officially add Ken doll to his long list of accomplishments. Mattel has honored the Grammy-winning musician with his own collectible Ken doll. The release celebrates Kravitz’s decades-long impact on music, fashion and popular culture.
Kravitz is only the second man honored through Mattel’s Barbie Signature Kenbassadors Collection. NBA superstar LeBron James became the collection’s first honoree in 2025.
The collection recognizes men who have made an impact on culture while encouraging positive change
For Kravitz, seeing himself transformed into one of the world’s most recognizable toys still feels unexpected.
“Barbie is an institution and as a kid growing up, I could not have imagined this,” Kravitz said.
The 62-year-old also told People that becoming a Ken doll made him think about his childhood. He grew up surrounded by Barbie, Ken and G.I. Joe figures while playing with his cousins.
Now, nearly four decades into his music career, children and collectors can have a Lenny Kravitz figure of their own.
Mattel did not play it safe when recreating Kravitz’s famously distinctive wardrobe.
The $70 collectible takes inspiration from the singer’s “Blue Electric Light Tour.”
His miniature counterpart wears a bronze mesh cowl-neck tank with boot-leg denim jeans. The outfit includes boots and a studded belt.
Of course, it would hardly be Lenny Kravitz without a pair of sunglasses.
Mattel also recreated the musician’s signature locs, nose ring and tattoos. The doll even features details inspired by Kravitz’s real jewelry.
Kravitz told People the necklace was particularly personal. The original piece belonged to his late mother, actress Roxie Roker.
Kravitz is only the second man honored through Mattel’s Barbie Signature Kenbassadors Collection. NBA superstar LeBron James became the collection’s first honoree in 2025.
The collection recognizes men who have made an impact on culture while encouraging positive change
For Kravitz, seeing himself transformed into one of the world’s most recognizable toys still feels unexpected.
“Barbie is an institution and as a kid growing up, I could not have imagined this,” Kravitz said.
The 62-year-old also told People that becoming a Ken doll made him think about his childhood. He grew up surrounded by Barbie, Ken and G.I. Joe figures while playing with his cousins.
Now, nearly four decades into his music career, children and collectors can have a Lenny Kravitz figure of their own.
Mattel did not play it safe when recreating Kravitz’s famously distinctive wardrobe.
The $70 collectible takes inspiration from the singer’s “Blue Electric Light Tour.”
His miniature counterpart wears a bronze mesh cowl-neck tank with boot-leg denim jeans. The outfit includes boots and a studded belt.
Of course, it would hardly be Lenny Kravitz without a pair of sunglasses.
Mattel also recreated the musician’s signature locs, nose ring and tattoos. The doll even features details inspired by Kravitz’s real jewelry.
Kravitz told People the necklace was particularly personal. The original piece belonged to his late mother, actress Roxie Roker.
The singer said Mattel’s designers paid close attention to his tour wardrobe while creating the collectible.
Even his vintage-inspired sunglasses were recreated for the doll.
Mattel says the figure was designed by Linda Kyaw. Packaging designer Laydiana Chiv created its display presentation.
The doll also comes with a stand and certificate of authenticity.
The timing of Kravitz’s honor also coincides with another milestone for the Barbie universe.
Ken celebrates his 65th anniversary in 2026.
Mattel introduced its Kenbassadors Collection one year earlier with James. The company created his doll to recognize the athlete’s influence beyond basketball.
Kravitz brings music and fashion into the growing collection.
His selection comes after more than 35 years of genre-spanning work in entertainment.
Kravitz released his debut album, “Let Love Rule,” in 1989. He later built a catalog that includes “Fly Away,” “Again” and “Are You Gonna Go My Way.”
Mattel says Kravitz has sold more than 50 million records worldwide.
His career has also extended beyond music. Kravitz has worked as an actor and designer while maintaining his reputation as a fashion risk-taker.
The new doll specifically captures his current era.
Kravitz released “Blue Electric Light,” his 12th studio album, in 2024. He followed the project with an international tour that stretched more than two years.
He told People the run became one of the most meaningful tours of his career.
“I think I’m feeling the best I’ve felt,” Kravitz told the outlet.
That moment has now been preserved in plastic.
Kravitz’s Barbie Signature Kenbassadors doll went on sale online Sept. 17. It is available through Mattel Creations and other major retailers.
There may also be one headed directly to Zoë Kravitz.
The musician told People his daughter had not yet seen her father’s miniature alter ego.
“I will send her one,” Kravitz said with a laugh.
Even his vintage-inspired sunglasses were recreated for the doll.
Mattel says the figure was designed by Linda Kyaw. Packaging designer Laydiana Chiv created its display presentation.
The doll also comes with a stand and certificate of authenticity.
The timing of Kravitz’s honor also coincides with another milestone for the Barbie universe.
Ken celebrates his 65th anniversary in 2026.
Mattel introduced its Kenbassadors Collection one year earlier with James. The company created his doll to recognize the athlete’s influence beyond basketball.
Kravitz brings music and fashion into the growing collection.
His selection comes after more than 35 years of genre-spanning work in entertainment.
Kravitz released his debut album, “Let Love Rule,” in 1989. He later built a catalog that includes “Fly Away,” “Again” and “Are You Gonna Go My Way.”
Mattel says Kravitz has sold more than 50 million records worldwide.
His career has also extended beyond music. Kravitz has worked as an actor and designer while maintaining his reputation as a fashion risk-taker.
The new doll specifically captures his current era.
Kravitz released “Blue Electric Light,” his 12th studio album, in 2024. He followed the project with an international tour that stretched more than two years.
He told People the run became one of the most meaningful tours of his career.
“I think I’m feeling the best I’ve felt,” Kravitz told the outlet.
That moment has now been preserved in plastic.
Kravitz’s Barbie Signature Kenbassadors doll went on sale online Sept. 17. It is available through Mattel Creations and other major retailers.
There may also be one headed directly to Zoë Kravitz.
The musician told People his daughter had not yet seen her father’s miniature alter ego.
“I will send her one,” Kravitz said with a laugh.
Barack & Michelle Obama Share Their Family Dog Sunny Has Passed Away
Former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama are mourning the loss of their beloved family dog, Sunny. The couple announced Wednesday that Sunny died Sept. 15 after 13 years with the Obama family. She was 13.
Sunny was a Portuguese Water Dog who became a familiar face during the Obama family’s years in the White House. Barack Obama shared the news in a social media post honoring Sunny’s life. Michelle Obama also shared the tribute with photos of their family pet.
“We got Sunny at the start of our second term in the White House, and all of us — including our first dog, Bo — immediately fell in love,” Obama wrote.
The former president described Sunny as energetic, athletic and deeply affectionate. He also recalled the dog’s strong personality and close relationship with the family.
“For thirteen years, she would be by our side — always loyal, always sweet, always ready for adventure, still fiery and gorgeous till the very end of her days,” Obama wrote.
He added, “We will miss her terribly, and imagine she’s with her big brother now, making sure he’s okay.”
Sunny joined the Obama household in August 2013, during Barack Obama’s second presidential term. She arrived several years after the family welcomed Bo, another Portuguese Water Dog. The two dogs quickly became companions at the White House.
The Obama Foundation remembered Sunny as an energetic presence who brought warmth to the family’s home. She was frequently photographed alongside Bo and the Obama family.
Sunny also became part of several memorable White House moments.
She participated in public events and interacted with White House staff and visitors. She was also photographed meeting Pope Francis during his 2015 visit to the White House.
Despite being a Portuguese Water Dog, Sunny reportedly disliked getting wet. Obama also recalled her habit of jumping over hedges on the White House lawn.
Sunny was particularly close to Bo as he grew older. The Obama Foundation said she became fiercely protective of him. Bo died in May 2021 at age 12 after being diagnosed with cancer.
Her death marks another loss for the Obama family after Bo’s passing five years ago. For the Obamas, Sunny’s 13 years were filled with family memories, White House milestones and plenty of personality.
Now, the family is remembering the dog who grew alongside them through one of the most public chapters of their lives.
And in Obama’s words, Sunny may now be back with the companion who shared so many of those years with her.
Sunny was a Portuguese Water Dog who became a familiar face during the Obama family’s years in the White House. Barack Obama shared the news in a social media post honoring Sunny’s life. Michelle Obama also shared the tribute with photos of their family pet.
“We got Sunny at the start of our second term in the White House, and all of us — including our first dog, Bo — immediately fell in love,” Obama wrote.
The former president described Sunny as energetic, athletic and deeply affectionate. He also recalled the dog’s strong personality and close relationship with the family.
“For thirteen years, she would be by our side — always loyal, always sweet, always ready for adventure, still fiery and gorgeous till the very end of her days,” Obama wrote.
He added, “We will miss her terribly, and imagine she’s with her big brother now, making sure he’s okay.”
Sunny joined the Obama household in August 2013, during Barack Obama’s second presidential term. She arrived several years after the family welcomed Bo, another Portuguese Water Dog. The two dogs quickly became companions at the White House.
The Obama Foundation remembered Sunny as an energetic presence who brought warmth to the family’s home. She was frequently photographed alongside Bo and the Obama family.
Sunny also became part of several memorable White House moments.
She participated in public events and interacted with White House staff and visitors. She was also photographed meeting Pope Francis during his 2015 visit to the White House.
Despite being a Portuguese Water Dog, Sunny reportedly disliked getting wet. Obama also recalled her habit of jumping over hedges on the White House lawn.
Sunny was particularly close to Bo as he grew older. The Obama Foundation said she became fiercely protective of him. Bo died in May 2021 at age 12 after being diagnosed with cancer.
Her death marks another loss for the Obama family after Bo’s passing five years ago. For the Obamas, Sunny’s 13 years were filled with family memories, White House milestones and plenty of personality.
Now, the family is remembering the dog who grew alongside them through one of the most public chapters of their lives.
And in Obama’s words, Sunny may now be back with the companion who shared so many of those years with her.
A$AP Rocky Performs With Rihanna & Kids During Tour
A$AP Rocky brought Rihanna and their son Riot onstage during his Copenhagen concert, giving the three-year-old a moment he’ll never forget.
A$AP Rocky brought his whole family to the stage in Copenhagen, turning a concert moment into something his three-year-old son Riot will probably never forget.
During his “Don’t Be Dumb” World Tour stop at Royal Arena on Friday, the Harlem rapper called Rihanna and their middle child onstage while performing “Lord Pretty Flacko Jodye 2,” creating a scene that had the entire arena losing it.
Riot stood between his parents as pyrotechnics lit up the stage, the flames reflecting off the kid’s face while thousands of people screamed.
The little one even got his moment in the spotlight, grabbing his dad’s megaphone and speaking into it before sharing a fist bump with Rocky that sealed the whole thing.
It’s the kind of memory most kids only dream about, but for Riot, it was just another Friday night with his parents.
The couple’s three kids have become part of their everyday life in ways that feel completely normal.
RZA, their oldest son, was born in May 2022, followed by Riot in August 2023, and their daughter Rocki arrived in September 2025, celebrating her first birthday just weeks ago.
The family’s been pretty open about how parenthood has changed their dynamic, with Rocky making it clear he’s not interested in the “baby mama” label anymore.
Rocky and Rihanna’s relationship started in 2012, when they were collaborators and friends in the music industry, but things shifted around 2020 when they began dating.
Since then, they’ve built something real together, and Rocky’s been vocal about wanting to make it official.
Reports suggest they may’ve already tied the knot quietly or have serious wedding plans in the works, though neither has confirmed anything publicly yet.
What’s clear is that Rocky’s never been shy about how much Rihanna means to him, especially when it comes to her success.
He’s stated straight up that her billions in wealth have never made him feel insecure or threatened, which says a lot about where his head’s at.
The couple seems focused on raising their kids and enjoying their life together rather than rushing to announce anything to the world.
The Copenhagen show proved that whether they’re officially married or not, they’re operating as a full unit.
A$AP Rocky brought Rihanna and their son Riot onstage during his Copenhagen concert, giving the three-year-old a moment he’ll never forget.
A$AP Rocky brought his whole family to the stage in Copenhagen, turning a concert moment into something his three-year-old son Riot will probably never forget.
During his “Don’t Be Dumb” World Tour stop at Royal Arena on Friday, the Harlem rapper called Rihanna and their middle child onstage while performing “Lord Pretty Flacko Jodye 2,” creating a scene that had the entire arena losing it.
Riot stood between his parents as pyrotechnics lit up the stage, the flames reflecting off the kid’s face while thousands of people screamed.
The little one even got his moment in the spotlight, grabbing his dad’s megaphone and speaking into it before sharing a fist bump with Rocky that sealed the whole thing.
It’s the kind of memory most kids only dream about, but for Riot, it was just another Friday night with his parents.
The couple’s three kids have become part of their everyday life in ways that feel completely normal.
RZA, their oldest son, was born in May 2022, followed by Riot in August 2023, and their daughter Rocki arrived in September 2025, celebrating her first birthday just weeks ago.
The family’s been pretty open about how parenthood has changed their dynamic, with Rocky making it clear he’s not interested in the “baby mama” label anymore.
Rocky and Rihanna’s relationship started in 2012, when they were collaborators and friends in the music industry, but things shifted around 2020 when they began dating.
Since then, they’ve built something real together, and Rocky’s been vocal about wanting to make it official.
Reports suggest they may’ve already tied the knot quietly or have serious wedding plans in the works, though neither has confirmed anything publicly yet.
What’s clear is that Rocky’s never been shy about how much Rihanna means to him, especially when it comes to her success.
He’s stated straight up that her billions in wealth have never made him feel insecure or threatened, which says a lot about where his head’s at.
The couple seems focused on raising their kids and enjoying their life together rather than rushing to announce anything to the world.
The Copenhagen show proved that whether they’re officially married or not, they’re operating as a full unit.
“Love & Hip Hop” Star D. Smith Detransitioning, Says Living As A Woman Proved He Wanted To Be A Man
D. Smith detransitions after 12 years of living as a woman, saying the journey showed him the man he wanted to become.
D. Smith just made one of the most personal announcements of his life, revealing on Thursday that he’s detransitioning after spending twelve years living publicly as a transgender woman.
The Grammy-nominated producer posted on Instagram that he’ll now present as a man and use he/him pronouns, marking a significant shift in how he’s choosing to move through the world.
This isn’t about erasing the past, though. He was crystal clear about that part.
“Living my life as a woman for 12 years showed me the man that I wanted to become,” he wrote in his statement, emphasizing that those years weren’t a mistake or something he’s trying to bury.
The decision has been building for months, and he plans to share the full story when he’s ready. What matters right now is that he’s being honest about where he is.
Smith came out as transgender back in 2014, and two years later he became the first openly trans cast member on “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,” using the platform to educate people about the diversity within the trans community.
Before that, he was already making waves as a multi-platinum producer who’d worked with Katy Perry, Lil Wayne, and CeeLo Green, earning Grammy nominations for his production work.
“Life is constantly pushing me to grow. Even when I feel tired, discouraged, or alone, life has given me strength because I chose purpose over fear. I’m deeply grateful to everyone who supported me throughout every season of my life,” D. Smith said.
The music industry had embraced him early on, but that changed when he came out as trans. He faced rejection and was essentially shunned by the business he’d helped build.
Despite all that, Smith never stopped creating. He directed his documentary debut, “Kokomo City,” in 2023, following four Black transgender sex workers and telling stories that mainstream media typically ignores.
This rare announcement can’t be overlooked. Public detransitioning is uncommon, and Smith’s handling of it with such grace and clarity sets a different tone than what usually dominates these conversations.
D. Smith just made one of the most personal announcements of his life, revealing on Thursday that he’s detransitioning after spending twelve years living publicly as a transgender woman.
The Grammy-nominated producer posted on Instagram that he’ll now present as a man and use he/him pronouns, marking a significant shift in how he’s choosing to move through the world.
This isn’t about erasing the past, though. He was crystal clear about that part.
“Living my life as a woman for 12 years showed me the man that I wanted to become,” he wrote in his statement, emphasizing that those years weren’t a mistake or something he’s trying to bury.
The decision has been building for months, and he plans to share the full story when he’s ready. What matters right now is that he’s being honest about where he is.
Smith came out as transgender back in 2014, and two years later he became the first openly trans cast member on “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,” using the platform to educate people about the diversity within the trans community.
Before that, he was already making waves as a multi-platinum producer who’d worked with Katy Perry, Lil Wayne, and CeeLo Green, earning Grammy nominations for his production work.
“Life is constantly pushing me to grow. Even when I feel tired, discouraged, or alone, life has given me strength because I chose purpose over fear. I’m deeply grateful to everyone who supported me throughout every season of my life,” D. Smith said.
The music industry had embraced him early on, but that changed when he came out as trans. He faced rejection and was essentially shunned by the business he’d helped build.
Despite all that, Smith never stopped creating. He directed his documentary debut, “Kokomo City,” in 2023, following four Black transgender sex workers and telling stories that mainstream media typically ignores.
This rare announcement can’t be overlooked. Public detransitioning is uncommon, and Smith’s handling of it with such grace and clarity sets a different tone than what usually dominates these conversations.
Tennis Star #TaylorTownsend Withdraws From Tournament For ‘Emergency Surgery Days After Winning US Open Title
Prayers up for Taylor Townsend! The Tennis star has withdrawn from the Guadalajara Open due to “emergency surgery,” just days after clinching her first career Grand Slam title at the US Open. In a statement shared with the tournament Wednesday, Townsend explained she was heartbroken to pull out, noting the timing came “on the heels of achieving my first career Grand Slam.” She later posted on Instagram that the situation caught her off guard, and on Thursday shared a hospital photo showing her hand taped up, promising fans an update soon.
Townsend and doubles partner Kateina Siniaková won the US Open women’s doubles final last Friday, defeating Ashlyn Krueger and Robin Montgomery 5-7, 6-0, 6-2. The pair, who also won at #Wimbledon in 2024, the Australian Open in 2025, and this year’s French Open, have built a strong partnership over time.
Prayers up for Taylor Townsend! The Tennis star has withdrawn from the Guadalajara Open due to “emergency surgery,” just days after clinching her first career Grand Slam title at the US Open. In a statement shared with the tournament Wednesday, Townsend explained she was heartbroken to pull out, noting the timing came “on the heels of achieving my first career Grand Slam.” She later posted on Instagram that the situation caught her off guard, and on Thursday shared a hospital photo showing her hand taped up, promising fans an update soon.
Townsend and doubles partner Kateina Siniaková won the US Open women’s doubles final last Friday, defeating Ashlyn Krueger and Robin Montgomery 5-7, 6-0, 6-2. The pair, who also won at #Wimbledon in 2024, the Australian Open in 2025, and this year’s French Open, have built a strong partnership over time.
Angel Reese Teams With Reese’s And Reebok For New Signature Shoe
Today, Angel Reese has teamed with Reese’s and Reebok for the Angel Reese 1 “REESE’S,” a new edition of her first signature basketball shoe. Arriving next month, the release brings together two brands the WNBA star already has longstanding relationships with while playing off the nickname she uses for her fans.
The shoe takes its visual cues from Reese’s Pieces candy, using orange with touches of yellow and brown throughout the design. Reebok and Reese’s branding appears on the tongue and sockliners, while each pair comes packaged in a limited-edition orange box.
“The Angel Reese 1 ‘REESE’S’ is one of the colorways I’ve been most excited to drop this season,” Reese said in a statement. “Bringing together two of my long-term partners for a fun and unexpected collab is special. We designed this colorway especially for my fans, for the Reese’s Pieces!”
The collaboration adds another chapter to Reese’s relationship with the candy brand. She has previously appeared on Reese’s cereal boxes and in advertising campaigns for the company. The sneaker also arrives following the launch of Reese’s Pieces with Chocolate Cookie.
Reese introduced the Angel Reese 1 with Reebok in 2025, becoming the brand’s first female basketball player with a signature shoe since Rebecca Lobo. The sneaker was developed for play while incorporating details inspired by Reese’s personal style.
The Angel Reese 1 “REESE’S” will be available in adult and kids’ sizes beginning October 20 through Reebok and select retailers.
The shoe takes its visual cues from Reese’s Pieces candy, using orange with touches of yellow and brown throughout the design. Reebok and Reese’s branding appears on the tongue and sockliners, while each pair comes packaged in a limited-edition orange box.
“The Angel Reese 1 ‘REESE’S’ is one of the colorways I’ve been most excited to drop this season,” Reese said in a statement. “Bringing together two of my long-term partners for a fun and unexpected collab is special. We designed this colorway especially for my fans, for the Reese’s Pieces!”
The collaboration adds another chapter to Reese’s relationship with the candy brand. She has previously appeared on Reese’s cereal boxes and in advertising campaigns for the company. The sneaker also arrives following the launch of Reese’s Pieces with Chocolate Cookie.
Reese introduced the Angel Reese 1 with Reebok in 2025, becoming the brand’s first female basketball player with a signature shoe since Rebecca Lobo. The sneaker was developed for play while incorporating details inspired by Reese’s personal style.
The Angel Reese 1 “REESE’S” will be available in adult and kids’ sizes beginning October 20 through Reebok and select retailers.
Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Has Massive Hollywood Star Gathering For Opening Night
George Lucas and Mellody Hobson hosted a big gathering of Hollywood’s biggest names on Saturday September 19th to celebrate the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. Recognizable names from some of the biggest projects in movies and television made an appearance for the exclusive look at the museum’s displays.
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is set to open for the general public on Tuesday September 22, 2026. But before everyone else gets to roam the halls of the galleries on display, big-name celebrities got to browse the museum for one star-filled night. George Lucas himself and his wife Mellody were present to greet everyone, but an all-star lineup of guests made the night spectacular. Fans of Star Wars would be pleased to know that Mark Hamill, Samuel L. Jackson, and Hayden Christensen all were present for the event. But the guest list went beyond just those who appeared in Lucasfilm projects and anything related to the Star Wars franchise.
The official Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Instagram page shared photos of guests attending the event. Hollywood royalty such as Steven Spielberg, Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King, Francis Ford Coppola, Spike Lee, Guillermo Del Toro, Tyler Perry, George R.R Martin, and many others showed up. The red carpet featured even more popular celebrities, including actors Laura Dern, Michael B. Jordan, Keke Palmer, Nicholas Cage, and many others
Many more recognizable names from throughout pop culture were present at the event. Celebrities like Magic Johnson, Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton, Katy Perry, Law Roach, Janelle Monae, Camilla Cabello, and Eva Longoria were among those who walked the red carpet.
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has over 40,000 art pieces that are on display across multiple galleries. The 11-acre campus has multiple facilities that showcase artwork from different corners of pop culture, including illustrations from renowned artists and popular filmmaking relics. The museum also contains a library for visitors to browse through collected works, as well as restaurants and community areas within the campus for events.
George Lucas and Mellody Hobson hosted a big gathering of Hollywood’s biggest names on Saturday September 19th to celebrate the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. Recognizable names from some of the biggest projects in movies and television made an appearance for the exclusive look at the museum’s displays.
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is set to open for the general public on Tuesday September 22, 2026. But before everyone else gets to roam the halls of the galleries on display, big-name celebrities got to browse the museum for one star-filled night. George Lucas himself and his wife Mellody were present to greet everyone, but an all-star lineup of guests made the night spectacular. Fans of Star Wars would be pleased to know that Mark Hamill, Samuel L. Jackson, and Hayden Christensen all were present for the event. But the guest list went beyond just those who appeared in Lucasfilm projects and anything related to the Star Wars franchise.
The official Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Instagram page shared photos of guests attending the event. Hollywood royalty such as Steven Spielberg, Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King, Francis Ford Coppola, Spike Lee, Guillermo Del Toro, Tyler Perry, George R.R Martin, and many others showed up. The red carpet featured even more popular celebrities, including actors Laura Dern, Michael B. Jordan, Keke Palmer, Nicholas Cage, and many others
Many more recognizable names from throughout pop culture were present at the event. Celebrities like Magic Johnson, Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton, Katy Perry, Law Roach, Janelle Monae, Camilla Cabello, and Eva Longoria were among those who walked the red carpet.
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has over 40,000 art pieces that are on display across multiple galleries. The 11-acre campus has multiple facilities that showcase artwork from different corners of pop culture, including illustrations from renowned artists and popular filmmaking relics. The museum also contains a library for visitors to browse through collected works, as well as restaurants and community areas within the campus for events.
Madonna & Charli xcx Announce ‘Danceteria Afterhours’ Collaboration
Madonna and Charli xcx are teaming up for a new project! They will collaborate on “Danceteria (Afterhours),” a new remix from Madonna‘s Confessions II album. It will be released on September 24.
Charli and Madonna announced their team-up with a brief teaser shared on Instagram on Friday (September 18) with the caption, “Let’s take it to the East side baby……” alongside the release date.
The pop duo have been sharing teasers throughout the month, starting with a post on September 6 where Madonna posted a video on TikTok saying, “Thinking about Charli….,” and the “Guess” singer replied, “wait… i got something i wanna talk about!”
Back in June, Madonna and Charli were spotted together at Madonna‘s Club Confessions party in Paris, France. You can check out the photos here.
Earlier this month, it was announced that Madonna would open the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, marking her first performance there in over two decades.
The Confessions II superstar leads with 11 nominations, and has already scored 19 wins in her career. She previously led the nominations in 1998 and 1990.
Charli and Madonna announced their team-up with a brief teaser shared on Instagram on Friday (September 18) with the caption, “Let’s take it to the East side baby……” alongside the release date.
The pop duo have been sharing teasers throughout the month, starting with a post on September 6 where Madonna posted a video on TikTok saying, “Thinking about Charli….,” and the “Guess” singer replied, “wait… i got something i wanna talk about!”
Back in June, Madonna and Charli were spotted together at Madonna‘s Club Confessions party in Paris, France. You can check out the photos here.
Earlier this month, it was announced that Madonna would open the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, marking her first performance there in over two decades.
The Confessions II superstar leads with 11 nominations, and has already scored 19 wins in her career. She previously led the nominations in 1998 and 1990.
AND FINALLY FROM “THE CRAZY PEOPLE SHOPPING AT WALMART” FILES
Man caught Sleeping in a Walmart Shelf
Got to remember to put the Burger King hat back on.
HAVE A GREAT WEEK AHEAD ALL!!!
EFREM
