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UPDATE: Thursday June 7 9:45 A.M.
Welp. It turns out that the two babies that the Beyonce and Hov were holding aren’t Rumi and Sir. Buzzfeed reached out to a rep asking if it was indeed the twins, and the rep said, “It’s not.”
Beyoncé Reveals New Pics Of Twins Rumi And Sir
Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s On The Run II Tower kicked off in Cardiff, Wales and not only did fans get a chance to see the couple perform together, but they also got a rare chance to see twins Rumi and Sir Carter who were born almost a year ago on June 12. The couple showed off new pictures of twins on the giant screen at Principality Stadium alongside messages that read “Love Is Universal” and “Love Never Changes.” The tour stays overseas until July 17 and then hits the United States on July 25 in Cleveland.
Michael B. Jordan Only Wants to Audition for White Man Roles
In a cover story with Variety, the Black Panther actor talked with actress and showrunner Issa Rae about why he only wants to audition for movie roles written for white men.
“I said, I don’t want it,” he said about turning down Black roles. “I want to only go for like, [roles written for] white males. That’s it.”
While the actor rose to fame through racially-charged films and shows like The Wire, Fruitvale Station, and of course, Black Panther, he told his agent he didn’t want to audition for roles solely written for African Americans anymore.
“Me playing that role is going to make it what it is,” he continues. “I don’t want any pre-bias on the character.”
Kanye West Announces #Projectwyoming
Kanye isn’t going anywhere. He’s still gotta release Nas’ album, his collaborative project with Kid Cudi, and Teyana Taylor’s debut. But beyond what we already know, he just announced a series of events, dubbed, #PROJECTWYOMING. The news was dropped on Ye’s personal site accompanied by a video of his album listening narrated by Chris Rock. Under the video are three dates in Chicago, Miami, and Brooklyn. Be ready for fire merch.
“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” Trailer Proves Peter Parker Isn’t Alone
The Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse spinoff dropped and it looks like we’ll finally get a look at the Spidey World outside of Peter Parker. Voiced by Shemeik Moore, viewers will be introduced to Miles Morales as he gets mentored by an older Parker. Not only will Morales, the Afro-Latinx teen who became the first non-white Spidey character in 2011 but we also get a glimpse of Spider-Gwen who’s got radioactive spider-powers. Peep the trailer below because the film won’t be dropping until December 14.
