Emily Miller and Cam Homes had a bumpy beginning on Season 2 of "Too Hot to Handle." The fear of commitment seemed to be an especially daunting prospect, especially for Cam. Despite these growing pains, the couple remained together by the end of the season.
Amazingly, they've stayed together since the show ended! Us Weekly caught up with the couple on July 5, and the happy pair shared that they're living together and have been since February. Read More...
Drake's feature-packed new album For All The Dogs has been a smash commercial hit. It had tremendous first-week sales tallying over 400k copies. The project racked up over 160k sales in its second week on the charts, good enough for number two this week. Early projections for next week see the album holding off debuts from Blink-182 and The Rolling Stones to return to the number-one spot for a second week. Read More...
The 1989 film Harlem Nights features a cast of comedy superstars led by Eddie Murphy. The characters in the R-rated ‘30s-era gangster movie raked in stacks of cash. Likewise, the actors who played them built impressive amounts of personal wealth.
‘Harlem Nights’ boasts a roster of comedy icons Stand-up comic-turned-filmmaker Murphy wrote, directed, and stars in Harlem Nights as the young and ruthless racketeer, Quick. As a child, Quick was adopted by Harlem mover-and-shaker Sugar Ray, portrayed by comedy legend Richard Pryor. Read More...