Erica Mena treated her fans to a glance at her gym progress. In an Instagram post, Mena flexed and flaunted in yoga pants that looked painted on and a colorful sports bra. While Mena looked absolutely fire, fans weren't really buying the thirst trap. "No matter how cute or sexy anyone is, if their heart isn’t pure, looks won’t matter!!" one person wrote. "It’s not giving what she thinks," added another.
Speaking at a TCA panel on Tuesday, Donald Glover responded to criticism that his show, Atlanta, is "only for white people." The comments come after FX shared a new trailer for the show's fourth and final season on Tuesday. “To be real, if you’re online, everybody’s gonna have an agenda on some level,” he said at the event, according to Deadline. “It would be silly to say that sometimes what people say doesn’t affect you because — especially being Black — I feel like a lot of the Black criticism bothers me only because it sounds like [it’s from] Black people who don’t really know what we’ve been through.
Dr. Phil, or Phillip Calvin McGraw, has become a household name as the congenial psychologist who has given more therapy sessions on television than most professionals do in their private practices. Born in 1950 in Vinita, Oklahoma, he obtained his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of North Texas. McGraw started a trial consultation firm with his father, Dr. Joe McGraw, that later evolved into Courtroom Sciences Inc. (CSI), a business that proved both lucrative and enlightening.
During his stop at The Palace of Auburn Hills in Michigan, Drake brought out D-town's own Big Sean to help him perform their hit record "All Me". After the performance, Sean announced to the crowd that Drake will be a huge part of his next album. Check it out above.Stream Drake & Big Sean Perform "All Me" Live In Detroit, the latest video from Drake, which dropped on Tuesday, December 17th, 2013.
OVO affiliate Oliver El-Khatib shared El-Kuumba Tape Vol. 1 today, which is available to stream on SoundCloud as a 50-minute mix. Within that mix is a new freestyle from Drake titled "War" that also came with a wintery music video filled with skiing and cabin chills. As is usually the case when Drake goes off on a freestyle, his savage side comes out on "War", which is fitting given the song title.