Wale says his viral 2025 BET Awards moment with Kai Cenat left him upset for days and feeling like his influence on Hip Hop was downplayed. He wanted to use the moment to start a conversation about ...

After a long wait, the internationally acclaimed and deeply cherished film Chidiya is finally ready to spread its wings once again. Following its limited theatrical release on 30th May 2025, the film ...

Wale returns with “Everything Is A Lot,” his first Def Jam album, channeling personal turmoil and industry fatigue into a 16-track release. The 16-track project marks his first full-length release ...

Wale fans can now expect some new music coming from the DC rapper. In a lengthy Instagram post, Mr.Folarin announced a new album is on the way, “4 years of self reflecting . Letting go of what I can’t ...

There are a few Cartoon Network shows that are likely going to be untouchable. Some are untouchable because of franchise rights and other red tape hang ups behind the scenes, but there are actually a ...

In the often turbulent waters of Ghana's entertainment industry, one name consistently sparks both fervent adoration and fierce debate: Shatta Wale. Often portrayed as a controversial figure, a closer ...

From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter, get the best of The Week delivered directly to your inbox. From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter, get the ...

New Delhi [India], June 20: In an industry where marketing blitz often outweighs merit, where noise travels faster than nuance, and where opening weekend numbers define a film's success, it's becoming ...

Wale returns with “Where to Start,” the latest single from his upcoming eighth studio album, set to release later this summer. The track, produced by Hollywood Cole, is out now via Def Jam Recordings.

Kai Cenat found himself at the center of viral buzz following an awkward encounter at the 2025 BET Awards when he seemingly failed to recognize Wale. Cenat was live streaming from the Peacock Theater ...

Children’s films are hard to find in Bollywood. So, director Mehran Amrohi’s Chidiya, which tells the story of two young brothers who turn a forgotten junkyard in Dharavi into a badminton court, comes ...

One gets thrown off a bit, seeing Pahlaj Nihalani’s (former CBFC chairperson) signature on the censor certificate as Chidiya begins. It’s taken the film 10 years to see the light of day in theatres.