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Numbers DMX's "Exodus" Lands On Billboard 200 Chart After First-Week Sales The first-week sales numbers for DMX's posthumous album, "Exodus," are here. By Cole Blake June 07, 2021
TV Here's Everything Coming To Netflix In June Here's everything being added to Netflix in June. By Cole Blake May 29, 2021
Numbers J. Cole Lands 4 Of Top 5 Spots On Billboard's Most-Streamed Songs This Week J. Cole dominated the streaming game this week. By Cole Blake May 24, 2021
Music Curren$y Teases "Covert Coup" On Streaming Services Curren$y is looking to bring his classic mixtape, the Alchemist-produced "Covert Coup," to streaming platforms this Friday. By Mitch Findlay May 19, 2021
Pop Culture Apple Music Says Artists & Labels Make A Penny Per Stream On Average The streaming platform is an industry leader in streaming-service payouts. By Madusa S. April 20, 2021
Music Lil Nas X Claims "MONTERO" Will Be Taken Off Streaming Services Tomorrow Lil Nas X says his #1 song "MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)" is being removed from streaming services tomorrow. By Alex Zidel April 13, 2021
Numbers 2021's Most Streamed Rappers: Drake, Lil Baby, MGK & More Drake, Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Machine Gun Kelly, and more stand as the top-ten most-streamed rappers of 2021. By Mitch Findlay April 01, 2021
Music Offset To Produce & Judge New Streetwear Competition Series The series will stream on HBO Max. By Karlton Jahmal March 17, 2021
Movies "The Falcon And The Winter Soldier" Will Set Up At Least Three Future MCU Projects There are so many new titles, it could be anything. By Karlton Jahmal March 16, 2021
Music Kid Cudi Announces "A Kid Named Cudi" Is Being Added To Streaming Services Kid Cudi reveals he's working on adding "A Kid Named Cudi" to streaming services. By Alex Zidel March 15, 2021
Music Big Sean Reveals "Detroit" Is Getting Remastered & Added To Streaming Services Big Sean's "Detroit" mixtape is getting remastered and added to streaming services. By Cole Blake March 14, 2021
Pop Culture Netflix To Release Documentary About The Last Blockbuster After Killing Their Company That's a bold move, Netflix. By Karlton Jahmal March 13, 2021