Gucci Mane and his wife, Keyshia Ka’oir, are celebrating an upcoming new addition to their family. Keyshia announced on Instagram she is expecting their second child.

“Let’s Have Another Baby ICE Needs Somebody To Play With,” she captioned a video of her showing her husband a positive pregnancy test. The clip was set to the music of Queen Naija’s 2018 track, “Mama’s Hand.”

The news comes months after Keyshia expressed she wanted another child. “I need me anotha one,” she wrote on Instagram in December, alongside a series of throwback pics when she was nine months pregnant with her and Gucci’s first child, Ice.

The couple will celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary on October 17. They got married in 2017 in Miami in a lavish ceremony captured by BET’s 10-episode reality series The Mane Event.

In June, the 42-year-old MC dropped the track “Mrs.Davis” in praise of his wife. He’s also declared his love for Keyshia on Instagram.

“We went from kissing in a jail to kissing on a jet. I got the best wife in the world. it’s our 5 year anniversary. I love you Mrs. Davis,” Gucci previously commented.

“I’m so grateful and proud to call you my wife,” he continued. “I’ll always appreciate you and never forget how you stayed in my corner when things were bad. We the perfect team and thanks for keeping me inspired and motivated. Luv you 4L @keyshiakaoir.”

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It’ll be 30 years since Madonna released Erotica, and she’s celebrating the milestone with a special anniversary, yet long overdue, picture disc.

The Grammy winner will finally drop a limited edition 12-inch vinyl picture disc  — 30 years after she intended to release it. The disc was intended to accompany the arrival of the Erotica album, but shortly before it was set to hit the shelves, its release was canceled for being too explicit.

Copies of this picture disc were then destroyed, but a few survived the purge. Now, anyone can see the contents of this hotly sought-after collectible when it arrives on October 21.

This disc will include the colorized version of Madonna’s infamous “toe sucking” photo that made waves in Sex, her coffee table book that came out the same week as Erotica. In addition, it’ll also include three versions of the album’s title track — the album, instrumental and radio version.

To further celebrate, Madonna will release a new remix of her 2005 smash hit single “Hung Up” this Friday. The remix, which premiered in June as part of Madge’s Pride event at Terminal 5 in New York, features Tokischa.

Madonna released Erotica on October 20, 1992. It contained the hit singles “Fever,” “Rain,” “Deeper and Deeper,” “Bad Girl” and of course, its provocative title track.  

The album has since sold over six million copies.

Pre-orders for the picture disc are now live on Madonna’s official online store and will cost roughly $25 to purchase.

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Bring on a Bring It On sequel.

It’s been 22 years since the 2000 cheerleading comedy came on the scene and fans still can’t get enough of it. And apparently, neither can Gabrielle Union, who appeared in the classic pop culture film as Isis, the captain of the East Compton Clovers cheerleading team.

Addressing the rumors of a potential sequel in the works, the actress told Entertainment Tonight, “I’ve heard many takes over the years, but I’m hearing some really great takes from some big-name writers that are very surprising.”

“Bring it On, baby, the gift the keeps on giving,” she added.

Union also dished on a potential storyline where her character is now a mother with a daughter following in her footsteps.

“Imagine if her daughter was, ya know, a high-stepper from Jackson State, Hawthorne State or Hampton. There’s so many forms of cheerleading that we don’t get to celebrate,” Union said. “The possibilities are endless.”

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A new documentary is taking a deep dive into the mass shooting at Route 91 Harvest Festival in 2017.  

In remembrance of the fifth anniversary of the Las Vegas tragedy, where 58 people were killed and more than 800 injured in a mass shooting at the country music festival, Paramount+ is releasing the four-part documentary 11 Minutes. 

Jason Aldean, who was onstage when the shooting occurred, sits down for his first in-depth interview recounting his experience. He recalls his bass player having a “deer in the headlights” look on his face as his security guard was urging them to get off the stage. 

“It’s hard not to feel a little guilty. I mean, those people were there to support us,” he says. 

The documentary also features first-person stories from survivors along with interviews with Las Vegas Metropolitan Police and trauma teams at Sunrise Hospital, where many of the concert goers were treated. The doc is co-executive produced by survivor Ashley Hoff. 

“As I ran out of that field, I believe I witnessed some of humanity’s greatest moments …,” Ashley says. “I’ve gotten to hear from many fellow survivors, some of the strongest, bravest, most resilient people I’ve ever met.”

11 Minutes premieres on September 27. 

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Elton John will play his final U.S. concert at LA’s Dodger Stadium on November 20, but if you can’t make it, don’t worry, Disney+ has got you covered.

Deadline reports that the streaming platform will livestream the concert as Elton John Live: Farewell from Dodger Stadium.

Elton will play three shows in all at Dodger Stadium on November 17, 19 and 20. These shows are particularly symbolic for the  since his original 1975 Dodger Stadium shows, during which he played to 100,000 fans, are legendary. They were the first at that stadium by a rock act since The Beatles a decade before, and are depicted in Elton’s biopic Rocketman.

Deadline notes that the livestream is in addition to the documentary Goodbye Yellow Brick Road: The Final Elton John Performances and the Years that Made His Legend, which will also stream on Disney+. 

As previously reported, the documentary will focus on Elton’s final months on the road but will also feature concert footage from the past 50 years, plus present-day footage of the star and his family. The doc will also have a limited theatrical release.

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Mötley Crüe doesn’t plan to be staying “Home Sweet Home” for too long over the next couple years.

The Los Angeles metallers, who launched their reunion tour this summer after playing their supposed “final” show in 2015, are setting their sights on returning to U.S. stages in 2024.

“We’re far from being over,” vocalist Vince Neil tells the Las Vegas Review-Journal. “When we come back in ’24, we’re going to do it all over again.”

Those 2024 dates may also include another Las Vegas residency following Mötley’s previous Sin City engagements in 2012 and 2013.

“We have definitely talked about doing it, and everybody loves to do the residencies, so I say, ‘Yeah, we’re gonna do it,'” Neil says. “We just have to look at sometime in ’24, to be back in Vegas. But we will be back.”

Mötley’s reunion tour, which also featured Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, launched in June after a two-year pandemic delay and concluded last Friday in Vegas.

In addition to the potential return stateside in 2024, Mötley plans to take the reunion international in 2023 with dates in Mexico, South American and Europe.

Meanwhile, Tommy Lee will be busy with a different kind of venture. The drummer has announced that he’s launching an OnlyFans account where he can have “fun that Instagram won’t let us have here.”

The news follows the controversial, nude selfie Lee posted on Instagram over the summer, which was eventually removed from the social media platform for violating its content guidelines. Lee addressed the post multiple times onstage, and during one Mötley show, pulled a dachshund out of his pants after asking the crowd if they wanted to see his “wiener.”

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Harry Styles‘ movie Don’t Worry Darling has been somewhat overshadowed by behind-the-scenes drama, but luckily, he’s got another movie coming out this fall that’s all about his acting — and so far, audiences like what they see.

Harry’s film My Policeman, which features the pop star as Tom, a married British policeman in a forbidden relationship with a male lover, premiered Sunday at the Toronto International Film Festival, where Variety reports it received a standing ovation. In fact, Variety says the applause had to be cut short because Harry had to leave right after the screening to get back to his tour.

And prior to the screening, Harry and My Policeman co-stars received the ensemble award at the festival’s award ceremony on Sunday night. Variety reports that Harry told the crowd, “Thank you so much to everyone here, on behalf of all of us, for this wonderful, wonderful award. We all loved working on this film so much. And we hope you enjoy it.”

That was the first, but it may not be the last acting award — or nomination — Harry receives for the film.  Variety speculates that if Amazon, which is releasing the movie, decides to launch an Oscar campaign for the singer, they may have success putting him in the supporting role category. That’s because in My Policeman, Harry plays the younger version of his character; an older version of Tom is played by Linus Roache.

• However, Variety also notes that it might be an uphill battle since Harry’s so busy on tour that he may not have enough time to do the glad-handing that’s required for an Oscar campaign. Plus, Variety says, Academy voters may want him to prove himself as an actor for a while longer.

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