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Grammy-winning R&b singer Chris Brown is no stranger to the spotlight or even controversy. He has been ruling the charts since he made his teenage debut in 2005 with songs like Run It, Kiss Kiss, and Forever. Now, he is making headlines once again, but this time not for his music. Brown’s reputation has been hit over the years because of multiple controversies and legal troubles.

If you remember his infamous 2009 incident with Rihanna, it seems like his connection with physical assaults hasn’t stopped there. This time, Brown is caught up in serious legal trouble with music producer Abraham ‘Abe’ Diaw. They reportedly had an altercation in a nightclub, and the producer has charged the singer with heavy allegations. Let’s explore some details about Diaw and his legal case.

Abraham ‘Abe’ Diaw’s background and his altercation with Chris Brown Abraham ‘Abe’ Diaw | Credit: Abraham Diaw/Facebook...

Chris Brown has found his name in the headlines again after he was recently arrested in Manchester. The latest blow adds to the long list of controversies and allegations under the R&b singer’s name. Despite so many ups and downs throughout his career, Brown, with his musical style and chart-topping numbers, is a major name in the music industry.

Chris Brown recorded his debut self-titled album at 16. Following that, he released a series of hits and even won a Grammy. In addition to music, he has acted in movies and been involved in several business ventures. Despite so many legal controversies, Brown managed to possess a decent net worth.

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According to CelebrityNetWorth, Chris Brown currently has a net worth of $50 million. The R&b musician...

Neighborhood Watch draws from similarly themed detective comedies to craft an engaging and entertaining story of mystery and deceit. It never feels entirely unique in its approach, but the performances from Jack Quaid and Jeffrey Dean Morgan help to cement it as a worthy entry in the subgenre. Filmmaker Duncan Skiles (The Clovehitch Killer) leans into the grittier elements of a a true 1970s cop film. It feels rough around the edges, and that’s what makes it work so well.

The plot

Simon McNally (Jack Quaid) is struggling to adapt to his newfound freedom after spending years in a mental institution. He suffers from visions and voices that hinder his abilities to hold down a job or form meaningful connections. When he witnesses the kidnapping of a young woman in a back alley he becomes obsessed with finding out who took her and why. The police refuse to take...

My trilogy of awful projects starring Mateusz Kosciukiewicz is finally complete. To be clear, I don’t have any personal vendetta with Mateusz. I don’t know the guy personally, and vice versa. It’s just that everything I see him in turns out to be one of the worst pieces of media in existence. I don’t know if the problem lies in my taste or Mateusz’s choice of screenplays, but this sure is an interesting phenomenon. My tryst with the Polish actor started with a movie called Kiss Kiss, which was basically a mixture of every sexist trope and stereotype we’ve encountered throughout the history of cinema, with Mateusz giving an irredeemably awful performance. Then there was Hound’s Hill, where Mateusz was actually good, but everything around him was downright atrocious. And now, here we are with Project UFO, which is one of the most boring miniseries of the year,...

Val Kilmer celebrated his 65th birthday today, and fans took the opportunity to celebrate with the ever-popular actor by renewing calls for Warner Bros. Discovery to finally release Joel Schumacher’s fabled Director’s Cut of Batman Forever.

Kilmer has had an incredible and varied career on screen, from his role as Madmartigan in the fantasy movie Willow, Jim Morrison in Oliver Stone’s The Doors, through Tom “Iceman” Kazansky in Top Gun – a role which he emotionally reprised for Top Gun: Maverick over 30 years later – to later roles in movies such as Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang.

In 2015, the actor was diagnosed with throat cancer, leading to him undergoing multiple treatments that ultimately led to the actor having his vocal cords damaged. Fans saw the actor’s life being relayed in the 2021 documentary Val, and his health issues were incorporated into this Top Gun: Maverick return. The return of the...

Dread, Epic Pictures’ specialty horror label, is set to release Swap, a provocative new vampire film from director Dallas King. Known for his bold storytelling in Ink & Rain and Kiss Kiss, King returns with a twisted tale that blends horror with erotic intrigue. The film introduces viewers to a 500-year-old vampire who seduces a young couple, drawing them into a deadly game of desire and transformation.

Scheduled for release on 19th November, Swap presents a daring twist on the classic vampire myth. As one of cinema’s most enduring horror creatures, vampires continue to captivate audiences worldwide, and Swap promises a fresh spin by exploring the dark allure of power, seduction, and eternal life. In a nod to contemporary relationship dynamics, this story follows a couple trying to reignite their passion, only to find themselves in the clutches of an ancient predator. Played by Jessica Leila Greene and James Eastwood,...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has introduced a plethora of iconic characters and actors to Hollywood. Some of these actors were already famous before joining the MCU, while others rose to fame after their debut in the franchise. The MCU Avengers cast have a range of interesting stories regarding how the respective actors joined the franchise. Many of the most important castings in the MCU almost didn't happen, making them even more special in retrospect.

While the studio is far from infallible, it is safe to say that Marvel Studios' casting decisions rarely miss the mark in the MCU - and every Avengers actor has a compelling story behind how they were cast. Since it began in 2008 with Iron Man, the MCU is now the biggest franchise in cinematic history, becoming a powerhouse that would inspire the modern phenomenon of cinematic universes. The actors that make up its central characters are...

R&b singer-songwriter Chris Brown is back in the news, and it’s still nothing to write back home about. This time he is on for calling out rapper Quavo in his latest track, Weakest Link. Like the latest ongoing rapper-feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, the media and fans are becoming privy to yet another duo taking shots at each other.

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Chris Brown, who is no stranger to making headlines related to assault allegations, called out Quavo, whose clip of an elevator fight with his ex-girlfriend, rapper Saweetie, is going viral. Back in 2021, the ex-couple’s altercation was caught on a CCTV inside an elevator. Since Brown’s release, fans are looking back on the incident, with everyone having their own thoughts on it.

Chris Brown and Quavo’s Ongoing Feud

The feud between Chris Brown and Quavo is not that new. It...

Freelance is an action comedy film directed by Pierre Morel, from a screenplay by Jacob Lentz. The film revolves around Mason Pettits, a retired Special Forces operator who takes on the job of providing protection to Claire Wellington as she interviews the president of Paldonia Juan Venegas. But things go awry when a military coup breaks out in the middle of the interview and all three of them have to run for their lives. Freelance stars John Cena and Alison Brie in the lead roles with Juan Pablo Raba, Christian Slater, and Alice Eve starring in leading roles. So, if you love the action comedy film here are some similar movies you could watch next.

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Synopsis: The world’s top protection agent [Ryan Reynolds] is called upon to guard the life of his mortal enemy, one of the world’s most notorious hitmen [nm0000168 autoSamuel L.

The following contains spoilers for My Adventures with Superman Episode 7, "Kiss Kiss Fall in Portal," now streaming on HBO Max.

Considering its importance to The Man of Steel's mythology, it was only a matter of time before My Adventures with Superman brought kryptonite into the mix. Season 1, Episode 7, "Kiss Kiss Fall in Portal," slips the toxic metal into the end of a very busy episode. That goes against the grain for the show so far -- My Adventures with Superman thrives on splashy entrances for new figures -- but it also feels strangely right.

Indeed, "Kiss Kiss" adds kryptonite to the new series with enough elegance to make any other approach feel clumsy. Everyone knows what it is and what it does, even non-comics fans. The episode responds by taking that at face value, then tying it into its larger narrative.

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The following contains spoilers for My Adventures with Superman Episode 7, "Kiss Kiss Fall in Portal," now streaming on HBO Max.

Another week, another new supervillain for My Adventures with Superman. The new animated series takes great glee in unveiling its reimagined versions of Kal-El's greatest foes, often wildly different from the original incarnations. It's Mister Mxyzptlk's turn in Season 1, Episode 7, "Kiss Kiss Fall in Portal," which not only takes him in a radical new direction, but introduces the concept of The Multiverse to the show in the bargain.

In the process, he relies on one of Clark Kent's greatest weaknesses, especially early in his career. "Mxy" usually gives The Man of Steel all he can handle simply by his ability to manipulate reality at will. In "Kiss Kiss," however, he depends on something far simpler: Clark's willingness to take people at face value. It gives him an edge here that...

Now, that’s a unexpected crossover — but we’re high-key living for it. Machine Gun Kelly performed at Mad Cool Festival on Thursday, and early in his set, he surprised fans by singing a cover of none other than Don Omar’s smash reggaetón hit “Danza Kuduro.”

“Spain, thank you so much for welcoming me to your country. I can feel all the love here today,” Mgk told the crowd in near-perfect Spanish. (He even used the vosotros verb conjugation used in Spain.) “In return, I’d like to sing...

It’s no secret that Iron Man was Robert Downey Jr.’s Hall-of-Fame comeback story. The actor was labeled a risky casting choice for movie studios prior to the Marvel film for his dodgy past with drugs and incarceration. Director Jon Favreau has been said to have convinced the newly forming Marvel Studios that Downey Jr. would be best for the role. And while most know Kevin Feige as the man behind the superheroes, Variety reports of another former Marvel Studio boss who was integral to putting Robert Downey Jr. in his iconic role.

The former president of Marvel Studios, David Maisel, recently told The New Yorker that Kevin Feige is getting the credit for making the MCU what it is, but none of this would have existed without his contribution. Feige would eventually take over for him as president, and it would cast a shadow over the work that Maisel had done.

This article contains spoilers for the "Barry" finale as well as "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang."

Satire is one of the oldest artistic impulses; to mock and examine whatever systems, order, or supposed truths exist in any given era. Although cinema is a relatively young medium, it's no surprise that an enormous number of satires of the film and television industries have been made nearly since movies began.

HBO's "Barry," which concluded its four-season run this past Sunday night, proudly belongs to this long-standing tradition of biting the hand that feeds it, seeing as "Barry" is a highly cinematic TV series set in and around Hollywood. The grand satiric irony baked into the show's premise is the idea of a professional assassin, Barry Berkman, arriving in L.A. and deciding to try and have an acting career. The latent joke is, of course, that the showbiz world is just as morally...

In Morocco, homosexuality is banned and just one in five citizens find gayness “acceptable,” at least according to a 2019 poll. An Elton John concert twelve years ago broke the law, but was personally approved by Morocco’s king. Still, Grindr thrives, and third-largest city, Tangier, has a decades-long tradition as a haven for LGBT+ culture in North Africa.

Morocco thus makes a fitting setting for British sophomore director Fyzal Boulifa’s challenging melodrama “The Damned Don’t Cry,” a loose remake of Pier Paolo Pasolini’s “Mamma Roma,” which was nominated for the Golden Lion sixty Venice Film Festivals ago. But selectors in this year’s Giornate Degli Autori sidebar program did not place Boulifa’s film out of sentimentality alone. “The Damned Don’t Cry” is excellent, asking tough questions about society and morality without easy answers or neat conclusions. Non-actors populate the cast, performing terrifically, in one of many nods...

Machine Gun Kelly is in love with an emo girl. That girl, of course, is Megan Fox. And now, the time flames are planning a wedding that may match that aesthetic—that is, if they can find the right venue first. When asked by James Corden on Late Late Show when the musician plans on officially tying the knot, he replied that he's still "trying to find a spot" that matches his "artistic" vision. "The location is hard," he explained on the Feb. 24 episode, adding that he'd ideally love for the wedding venue to feature a "red river" and "gothic" elements. In January, the "Kiss Kiss" singer proposed to...

Producing the annual Academy Awards ceremony is a minefield under the best of circumstances, and this year’s producers — Steven Soderbergh, Stacey Sher and Jesse Collins — face an even more formidable challenge in mounting the 93rd Oscars under pandemic protocols on April 25. Not that they need any more unsolicited suggestions, but still, here are a few modest proposals.

Kiss Kiss In lieu of the red carpet in front of Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre, this year the producers are inviting nominees to mingle for 90 minutes in the courtyard of Los Angeles’ iconic Union Station. They’ve said, “...

Producing the annual Academy Awards ceremony is a minefield under the best of circumstances, and this year’s producers — Steven Soderbergh, Stacey Sher and Jesse Collins — face an even more formidable challenge in mounting the 93rd Oscars under pandemic protocols on April 25. Not that they need any more unsolicited suggestions, but still, here are a few modest proposals.

Kiss Kiss In lieu of the red carpet in front of Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre, this year the producers are inviting nominees to mingle for 90 minutes in the courtyard of Los Angeles’ iconic Union Station. They’ve said, “...

Machine Gun Kelly made his name as a Cleveland rapper known for his high-adrenaline rhyming style and occasional beefs with Eminem. But on Tickets To My Downfall he tries a new gambit that works surprisingly well, switching to late-Nineties/early-2000s pop punk, with Blink 182’s Travis Barker producing and playing drums. Trashily lachrymose and full of easily digestible angst, it’s a record festooned with indie-signifying titles “Bloody Valentine” and “Jawbreaker,” though its cover photo of Kelly looking defiant and tortured holding a pink guitar by an empty pool...

What would happen if the modern world experienced the alleged second coming of Jesus? That's the very question posed by Netflix's latest original series, Messiah. The show recently launched on the streaming service and stars Michelle Monaghan as a wary CIA officer who investigates a charismatic man who sparks a spiritual movement and stirs political unrest. Monaghan's Eva plays the essential role of the skeptic who must attempt to figure out if there is any truth to this man's wild claims.

Michelle Monaghan is an incredibly accomplished actress, known best for her roles in the Mission: Impossible franchise, as well as Gone Baby Gone, Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang and The Bournce Supremacy, amongst many others. She even voiced Wonder Woman in the animated Justice League: War. Even though Monaghan has been working steadily for nearly two decades, she's been getting some of her meatiest roles in recent years thanks...

A fan favorite foe is returning to face Team Flash!

Katee Sackhoff has teased her comeback to The Flash on Twitter this week by sharing a Gif that features her hand uncovering the show’s logo on the opening page of a script. Note that her nails are painted black, the signature color of her character Amunet Black.

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— Katee Sackhoff (@kateesackhoff) November 3, 2019

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Sackhoff first appeared on The Flash back in season 4. Debuting in “Girl’s Night Out,” Amunet ended up starring in five episodes of the season as a recurring antagonist, particularly notable for her rivalry with Caitlin/Killer Frost. She sat out season 5, but she was still mentioned a couple of times. Now, it looks like we can expect the metal-controlling villain to...

Chris Brown's daughter, Royalty, is ready for her first day of school. The 30-year-old singer took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a precious pic of his 5-year-old child celebrating the start of a new year. The Grammy winner's little one was clearly prepared for this next chapter, too. The sweet snapshot showed her wearing a blue school uniform and carrying a bright pink backpack. Of course, her sneakers matched the adorable bag. "My baby['s] first day of school!" the "Kiss Kiss" star wrote on the social network along with a series of heart emojis. "Where has the time gone? So Proud Of You Booboo." The "Look at Me Now" celeb, who is reportedly getting ready to...

Check out the new poster and trailer for action thriller Kiss Kiss, which is written and directed by Dallas King, and stars Natascha Hopkins, Nathalia Castellon, Tamra Dae, and Janey B as four strip club dancers who are forced to fight for their lives by… Robert Wagner. No Not that one!

After a glorious night at the strip club, the film follows four dancers, Kiss (Natascha Hopkins), and her best friends Treasure (Tamra Dae) and Kurious (Janey B) as they are led by newcomer Tia (Nathalia Castellon) to an exclusive wine tasting. A beautiful day turns tragic when they wake up having been seduced by their captor and special forces veteran, Gibson (Robert Wagner), as he orchestrates a fight night that has each girl to battle against Fortune (Kyle Rae) and Dream (Kiersten Hall) to prove that he’s found the perfect serum to enhance a human’s fighting abilities in combat.

Wanted to pass along the brand-new trailer and poster for upcoming action-thriller Kiss Kiss, hitting theaters March 5th via Cleopatra Entertainment. The film, written and directed by Dallas King, stars Natascha Hopkins, Robert Wagner, Nathalia Castellon, Tamra Dae, Janey B, Kyle Rae, and Kiersten Hall. Cleopatra Entertainment has acquired North American rights to the action …

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"This is warfare..." Cleopatra Entertainment has debuted the first official trailer for an indie action film titled Kiss Kiss, the latest feature made by director Dallas King. Everything about this film makes me feel uneasy, it's the epitome of a male fantasy turned into action sports and it's all so gross to see nowadays. Kiss Kiss is about four strip club "dancers" who go out for an evening of wine, but they end up being tricked and drugged, waking up to discover they're now combatants in an underground fighting contest. Now they must fight for their own lives, and for their freedom. The film stars Natascha Hopkins, along with Tamra Dae, Kylie Rae, Nathalia Castellon, Robert Wagner, Janey Bolina, Julia Farino, John Ross Clark, Nick Denbeigh, Thai Edwards, and Essam Ferris. It looks so bad in every way, but the trailer is free to watch if anyone wants to check this out.

The brand-new trailer and poster for the upcoming action-thriller Kiss Kiss has dropped in. This hard hitting drama will explode across theater screens March 5th via Cleopatra Entertainment. And it looks killer in every sense of the word.

The film, written and directed by Dallas King, and it stars Natascha Hopkins, Robert Wagner, Nathalia Castellon, Tamra Dae, Janey B, Kyle Rae, and Kiersten Hall. Cleopatra Entertainment Acquired North American Rights to Kiss Kiss earlier this year.

Tamra Dae and Kylie Rae are two social media icons making one of their first big screen appearances in Kiss Kiss. The movie premieres on Tuesday, March 5th at the Laemmle Fine Arts Center in Beverly Hills.

After a glorious night at the strip club, the film follows dancers, Kiss (Hopkins), and her best friends Treasure (Dae) and Kurious (B) as they are led by newcomer Tia (Castellon) to an exclusive wine tasting. A...