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Pop Culture Van Lathan is no longer with TMZ, according to reports.
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Music He's obviously seen the memes online.
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Music The blogger doubled down on his previous remarks & added, "no Meg Thee Stallion project..could come close to 'Pink Friday.'"
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Gram 50 Cent chatted with Van Lathan about his son Marquise Jackson and detailed why he says their relationship has grown to be what it is today.
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Pop Culture The podcast host explained why he believes Ye wants people to respect his right to free speech but he doesn't do the same for others.
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TV A firsthand witness told Van Lathan about Pop's final moments.
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TV Video proof has arrived.
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Society "They should welcome me to go."
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Pop Culture Van Lathan would also like Candace Owens to make an appearance on his show so he can "expose the f*cker."
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Pop Culture The tense moment occurred in the "TMZ" newsroom back in 2018 and quickly went viral globally.
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TV He explains one of the many things he's learned since hosting "Hip Hop Homicides."
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Streetwear Ye & Candace Owens promoted WLM as Van Lathan, Jemele Hill, Jaden Smith, and many more condemned the rapper's message.
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TV Van Lathan will serve as the host of 50 Cent and Mona-Scott Young's upcoming series, "Hip Hop Homicide."
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