The Wayans Brothers & Anna Faris quizzed on Scary Movie, White Chicks, The House Bunny & More

This video features a lighthearted and chaotic JOE Pub Quiz hosted with comedy legends Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans, and Anna Faris to promote the new Scary Movie film. Throughout the competition, the participants test their knowledge of their own filmography and general cinema trivia.

Quiz Rounds:

• Know Your Line (0:57 - 8:15): The guests are challenged to identify quotes from films like Scary Movie, The House Bunny, Just Friends, The Dictator, Norbit, and White Chicks. Marlon Wayans takes an early lead with his quick reflexes.
• General Film Knowledge (8:15 - 13:53): A round of trivia covering topics such as Groundhog Day (8:34), the only horror film to win Best Picture at the Oscars (The Silence of the Lambs, 9:58), and the highest-grossing R-rated film (Deadpool & Wolverine, 12:08).
• Know Your Stills (13:53 - 19:12): The final round tests the stars on visual recognition of scenes from White Chicks, Little Man, The House Bunny, and Scary Movie.

Key Highlights:

• The group reflects on the legacy and impact of the Scary Movie franchise (16:38 - 18:55), with Anna Faris and the Wayans brothers discussing their shared history and the cultural significance of their work.
• The quiz culminates in Marlon Wayans being crowned the JOE Pub Quiz Champion with 25 points, while Anna Faris finishes with 10 points and Shawn Wayans with 3 points (19:12 - 20:01).

Kevin Hart Responds To George Floyd Joke Criticism, Reconciling With Katt Williams + More

In this interview on The Breakfast Club, Kevin Hart addresses criticism regarding the Netflix roast of Tom Brady, specifically focusing on the controversial joke made by Tony Hinchcliffe about George Floyd.

Key takeaways from the discussion:

• The Roast Format: Hart defends the nature of the roast, explaining that offensive or "tasteless" humor is expected in that format (0:00-0:45). He emphasizes that he did not write or tell the joke himself and refuses to take responsibility for the specific creative choices of other comedians (4:04-4:49).
• Production Responsibility: Hart argues that his role was to produce a successful show and provide a platform for talent, not to censor comedians or police their sets live on stage (3:10-4:20). He compares the situation to hosting a party where something goes wrong; while he is the face of the event, he cannot control the individual actions of attendees (6:25-7:30).
• Reconciliation with Katt Williams: Hart confirms that he and Katt Williams have privately reconciled. He highlights the importance of acting like an adult and moving past old conflicts, noting that they are now in a good place and even discussed working together (9:37-11:25).
• Addressing the "Plant" Narrative: Hart dismisses the criticism that he is a "Hollywood plant," framing it as a result of his long-term success and hard work. He maintains that he remains focused on winning and does not let negative outside narratives affect his peace or business decisions (13:13-14:45).

Lizzo CRASHES OUT Over Low Album Sales & Bad Promo

 

Tasha K analyzes the recent struggles of artist Lizzo regarding the marketing and promotion of new music. The discussion focuses on the challenges artists face navigating social media algorithms to connect with audiences and the impact that online personal branding choices can have on a music career.

Drake Disses Joe Budden on ‘ICEMAN’ | Joe Responds

In this segment of The Joe Budden Podcast, Joe Budden and his co-hosts discuss the rapper Drake and his recent musical output, specifically focusing on the track "ICEMAN." The conversation highlights the following key topics:

• The "Breakup" and Reconciliation: Joe Budden jokingly reflects on his complicated relationship with Drake, noting that he previously thought their "feud" was permanent. He expresses appreciation for Drake mentioning him in his music, framing it as a professional "service" that generates buzz and discussion for the podcast (0:28-3:12).
• Lyrical Analysis: The hosts discuss Drake's lyrical approach on the new tracks, specifically noting that he seems to be addressing various individuals in his life. Joe admires Drake's ability to weave personal grievances into his music, noting that Drake is "fighting with the pillars" of the industry, which signals his potential move to becoming an independent artist (4:05-6:28).
• The LeBron James Connection: A significant portion of the discussion centers on Drake's perceived betrayal by LeBron James. The hosts debate whether LeBron's appearance at the Kendrick Lamar "Pop Out" show constitutes a genuine slight against Drake or if it was merely a strategic political move for LeBron as an LA icon. Joe argues that from Drake's perspective, it feels like a violation of their friendship, while other hosts suggest that LeBron is simply a rap fan who enjoys music events (6:37-12:12).
• Final Takeaway: The hosts conclude that the album serves as a platform for Drake to "get everything off his chest" regarding these relationships. They agree that it is a compelling narrative for the audience to witness Drake processing these lessons and personal conflicts through his art (12:13-12:58).

Steve Harvey SLAMS Diddy for hurting Lori Harvey? Ray J's GRIM prognosis. Latto & 21 Savage POLYship

This video from Empressive covers several entertainment news headlines:

• Latto and 21 Savage (0:00 - 5:24): The video discusses rumors regarding Latto's relationship with 21 Savage, noting that she recently had a child with him. The host speculates on whether they are in a polygamous relationship or if 21 Savage has divorced his wife, Kiana Joseph.
• Steve Harvey and P. Diddy (5:25 - 10:53): The host analyzes Steve Harvey's recent comments condemning P. Diddy's behavior. This follows historical context about Diddy dating Steve Harvey's daughter, Lori Harvey. Steve Harvey uses the recent controversy surrounding Diddy as a cautionary example of how men should treat women.
• Ray J's Hospitalization (10:54 - 12:59): The video reports on Ray J being hospitalized following a boxing match with Super Hot Fire. The host questions the decision to participate given Ray J's health history and notes that there are investigations into whether the fight was pre-arranged.

Every Failed Comeback of 2026 So Far

This video, created by The 8 Series, examines why 2026 has been a difficult year for several artists attempting comebacks in an increasingly challenging music landscape. The creator highlights multiple high-profile artists who released new projects this year but failed to achieve significant commercial success or chart performance.

Failed Comebacks of 2026 (So Far):

• Ari Lennox (0:18-1:51): Her independent album Vacancy debuted at number 172 on the Billboard 200, failing to connect with a broader audience after her departure from Dreamville.
• LMA (1:53-3:18): Despite a personal push with her album Do You Still Love Me?, it peaked at only number 44, signaling a struggle to maintain her previous chart dominance.
• Gnarls Barkley (3:19-4:36): After an 18-year hiatus, their final album Milana failed to chart entirely on the Billboard 200.
• Jack Harlow (4:37-5:54): His pivot to a neo-soul sound on the album Monica resulted in a disappointing number 40 debut and failed to sustain public interest.
• Justine Skye (5:55-7:10): Her EP Candy failed to generate significant buzz or chart on any major Billboard lists.
• Charlie Puth (7:11-8:25): The album Whatever is Clever landed at number 46, labeled by critics as forgettable despite the media attention surrounding his personal life.
• Swae Lee (8:26-9:47): His long-awaited solo album Same Difference failed to debut on the Billboard 200.
• M.I.A. (9:48-11:08): Her gospel-inspired project MI7 received minimal mainstream attention and did not chart.
• Vanessa Carlton (11:10-12:15): Her seventh studio album Veils did not chart, marking a quiet return despite some positive critical reception.
• Akon (12:16-13:21): Despite his global history, his 2026 album Beautiful Day failed to make an impact on Billboard charts or streaming platforms.

The video concludes that even established stars face immense difficulties in 2026's oversaturated streaming climate, where past legacy does not guarantee current relevance.

2026 AMAs RECAP! All the Must-See Moments (and What Didn’t Make It to TV!)

This video recap covers the major highlights and star-studded moments from the 2026 American Music Awards (AMAs), hosted by Queen Latifah.

Key Highlights of the Night:

• BTS' Triumphant Return: After a four-year hiatus for military service, BTS opened the show with a pre-taped performance of "Hooligan" and appeared in person to accept three awards, including Artist of the Year (0:31-0:56).
• Taylor Swift's Absence: Despite entering the night as the most-nominated artist with eight nominations, Taylor Swift did not attend the event and received zero wins (0:02-0:11).
• Nostalgic Reunions: The show featured a Black Eyed Peas reunion (2:20-2:35) and a performance by the Pussycat Dolls, who celebrated their 20th anniversary with a hits medley (3:14-3:43).
• Lifetime Achievement: Music legend Billy Idol was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award (4:09-4:27).
• Red Carpet Moments: Queen Latifah made a red carpet appearance with her family (1:09-1:24), while Tiana Taylor and Hillary Duff shared insights into their family lives and upcoming projects (5:17-6:00).

Other notable appearances included Riley Green (1:29-1:56) and Hootie & the Blowfish (1:58-2:09), reflecting on their career milestones.

Stephen Colbert on the End of 'The Late Show,' What's Next & Why CBS Might Have "Saved" His Life

In this deeply personal interview, Stephen Colbert reflects on the upcoming end of The Late Show, his career path, and the personal experiences that have shaped him.

The End of The Late Show: Colbert discusses the transition as his show nears its conclusion. He notes that while he finds the ending surreal, he remains focused on the daily demands of production until the final episode (0:00–0:50). He describes his time at The Late Show as a "flaming toboggan ride" and expresses gratitude for the opportunity to work with talented people and use comedy to process his anxieties (0:50–1:05).

Career Evolution and Influences:

• Early Inspirations: Colbert shares how his mother’s interest in acting and his own discovery of improvisational theater in Chicago set him on his path as a performer and writer (4:18–6:01).
• The Daily Show and Jon Stewart: He recounts his serendipitous meeting with Jon Stewart and how Stewart transformed The Daily Show into a platform for meaningful satire, which eventually led to Colbert’s own long-term tenure there (6:02–9:16).
• The Late Show Journey: Colbert admits that taking over for David Letterman was never his primary goal. He discusses the deliberation process, including the crucial support of his sister Mary, that led him to accept the job (9:17–10:40).

Personal Reflections on Grief and Family:

• Experiencing Loss: Colbert speaks candidly about the loss of his father and two brothers in a plane crash when he was 10. He reflects on how his public discussion of this grief resonated with many others who have experienced similar tragedies (10:41–11:58).
• Marriage and Family: He highlights his 33-year marriage to his wife, Evie, noting the joy and laughter they share. He also touches on the experience of watching his children grow into adults and his anticipation for his brother's wedding following the end of the show (11:59–14:49).

What's Next: While he doesn't have a "big plan" post-show, Colbert mentions his ongoing creative work on a Lord of the Rings project with his son and collaborators, which he has been developing for years (2:35–3:26). He views this transition as an opportunity to reclaim energy and time for other pursuits (2:16–2:34).

Drake - ICEMAN ALBUM REVIEW

In this review of Drake's ninth solo album, Iceman, Anthony Fantano gives the project a 2/10 rating. He characterizes the album as a deeply bitter, obsessive, and hollow response to the public Kendrick Lamar feud and recent industry challenges, rather than a compelling musical evolution.

Key takeaways from the review include:

• Thematic failures: Fantano argues that the album relies heavily on stagnant grievances and forced martyrdom, making it feel like a "temper tantrum" (25:51) rather than a cohesive artistic statement. He notes that the record confirms criticisms of Drake being a "numbers-obsessed" artist rather than one focused on quality (11:06).
• Production & Songwriting: The reviewer critiques the album's structure, noting a frustrating dependency on sudden beat switches when Drake runs out of ideas (13:36) and pointing out that many of the features—specifically Molly Santana—are some of the worst of his career (16:59).
• Lyrical Content: Fantano highlights the track "Make Them Remember" (8:30) as a prime example of the album's obsession with the past, noting that many of the disses feel outdated or petty years after the events occurred (9:06).
• Album Highlights & Lowlights:
  • Favorite Track: "Whisper My Name" (15:01) for its eerie, cold-blooded atmosphere, despite the follow-up flow switch.
  • Least Favorite Track: "Make Them Know" (23:45), which Fantano describes as the most rancid track on the project, concluding with an "anime villain" narrative that he finds particularly cringe-worthy (25:35).

Fantano concludes that while Iceman isn't necessarily his worst album technically, it is his most "sorry-ass" record to date (24:43), representing a significant low point in his discography.

Elon Musk's Ex Ashley St. Clair Reveals When Romance Became "Weird" | E! News

This video covers influencer Ashley St. Clair's recent reflections on her relationship with Elon Musk and their decision to have a child together.

Key Takeaways:

• Motivation for Parenthood: (0:26 - 1:27) Ashley St. Clair explains that as a single mother involved in right-wing politics, she felt that traditional marriage goals were unlikely for her. She desired more children and sought economic stability, which she says Elon Musk assured her he could provide.
• The Turning Point: (1:36 - 1:45) Ashley notes that their dynamic shifted significantly as soon as she became pregnant. She describes the relationship as having been "normal" and the conversations as typical during their trip to St. Barts (1:30), but claims things became "weird" following the pregnancy.
• Current Outlook: (2:09 - 2:27) Despite Elon allegedly describing his co-parenting arrangements with other mothers as "hunky dory," Ashley expresses apprehension about the complexity of the situation and feels she needs to "keep her head on a swivel" to protect herself.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Prenup Could Be Worth Billions | The TMZ Podcast

This episode of The TMZ Podcast, hosted by Branson Quirke and Kay McCabe, covers two main celebrity news stories:

1. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Potential Prenup (1:03 - 9:49)

• The hosts discuss reports that the couple may be drafting a prenuptial agreement ahead of their wedding.
• They analyze the state-by-state differences for such agreements, noting that Rhode Island is considered a strong fit for high-net-worth individuals like Taylor Swift, while New York is viewed as riskier due to judicial scrutiny.
• The hosts reflect on the necessity of prenups for celebrities as a form of financial "savings" and protection, regardless of the romantic nature of the relationship.

2. Brad Pitt and Zahara's Graduation (10:22 - 16:22)

• The discussion turns to reports that Brad Pitt did not attend or contact his daughter, Zahara Jolie-Pitt, for her recent graduation from Spelman College.
• The hosts highlight that Zahara and her siblings have reportedly dropped the "Pitt" surname, reflecting the ongoing estrangement within the family.
• While acknowledging the complexity of the situation, the hosts express disappointment that the parents' inability to resolve their issues has impacted the child's significant milestones.

Community Engagement (16:26 - 17:51)

• The episode concludes with the hosts addressing viewer comments regarding the topics discussed, further emphasizing the public interest in these high-profile personal lives.

Drake And LeBron James Get Into HUGE FIGHT?! | TMZ TV Ep 5/15/26

This episode of TMZ covers a variety of entertainment news stories from May 15, 2026. Here are the key highlights discussed so far:

• Drake's New Music: Drake has released three surprise albums, including Iceman, which features aggressive lyrics aimed at several figures in the industry, including Kendrick Lamar, Jay-Z, DJ Khaled, ASAP Rocky, and LeBron James (0:02-3:14).
• Charli XCX Incident: Charli XCX accidentally gave her husband, George Daniel of The 1975, a concussion during the filming of a music video after throwing a salt shaker that struck him in the head (0:29-3:59).
• Ryan Lochte's Viral Moment: Former Olympian Ryan Lochte addressed internet chatter regarding his appearance, noting that it has been 14 years since the 2012 Olympics and he remains unbothered by comparisons to other public figures (4:07-5:39).
• Kardashian Birthday Party: Kim Kardashian hosted an elaborate, Pokémon-themed birthday party for her son, Psalm (5:43-6:37).
• Jack Schlossberg's Stunt: JFK's grandson, Jack Schlossberg, attempted to serve a subpoena and offer Tylenol to RFK Jr. outside the HHS building in DC, though he was turned away (6:44-8:27).
• Lady Gaga's Procession: Lady Gaga held a funeral procession at The Grove in Los Angeles to mark the conclusion of her tour and promote her concert film (8:34-9:20).
• Sir Paul McCartney on Unity: Paul McCartney shared his perspective on how The Beatles' song "Hey Jude" helps bridge political divides among his audience (9:24-11:45).
• NFL Schedule Trolling: The hosts discussed the Los Angeles Chargers' creative and roast-filled 2026 NFL schedule release video, which included a jab at TMZ (11:49-12:43).
• Matthew McConaughey's Peru Trip: The actor discussed his 1996 experience living in Peru for 22 days to rediscover his identity, which he jokingly refers to as his "Matteo" phase (12:47-14:14).
• Waymo Issues in Atlanta: Residents in an Atlanta suburb are dealing with Waymo autonomous vehicles getting stuck in loops in their neighborhood (14:18-15:23).
• Celebrity Sightings: Little TJ shared his experience sitting next to Marisa Hagerty at a Lakers game (15:26-15:43, 17:15-18:08).
• Melissa Joan Hart's Fitness: Melissa Joan Hart impressed fans with her dedication to working out in heels while on set (15:46-17:12).
• Lorde's Tour Gimmick: The hosts discussed Lorde's unique performance choice of singing while running on a treadmill during her tour (18:09-19:35).