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Behind-the-Scenes Drama – Hollywood Life
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Behind-the-Scenes Drama – Hollywood Life

by jummy84 October 3, 2025
written by jummy84

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There’s no murder on the dance floor, but there’s reportedly drama. Multiple outlets have reported tension between the season 34 contestants and dance partners of Dancing With the Stars, and some online users claimed they’ve caught glimpses of it.

After the season kicked off in September 2025, a source told Daily Mail that season 34 has already “been a hard season for everyone, really. It’s not as joyful as other seasons.”

So, what’s going on between the current DWTS cast members? Hollywood Life breaks it all down below.

What’s Going on Between the DWTS Season 34 Cast?

According to Daily Mail‘s source, “There’s no magic this year, and it’s hard to pinpoint exactly why. We’ve had contestants before who are weird or who don’t try, or are controversial — that’s nothing new. But somehow, this mix isn’t working.”

Meanwhile, The Sun had a similar report. A production insider told the outlet there’s been “animosity” behind the scenes and that “tensions have been at an all-time high” since the beginning of season 34.

What’s Happening Between Val Chmerkovskiy & Alix Earle?

Val Chmerkovskiy and Alix Earle have not made any tension obvious, but Daily Mail reported that the pro dancer would have preferred a different partner.

“Danielle Fishel or Elaine Hendrix may not ultimately win, but they are having fun, and their partners are having fun with them,” an insider told the outlet. “And the pros always feel like those contestants are desirable. Danielle is likely the one who will go that far. And Val would have loved to be partnered with her.”

The source further claimed that Val and fellow dance pro Jenna Johnson “realize that, yes, not everyone gets an Olympic gymnast or skater, but it’s demoralizing when you get someone who isn’t going to try. So, they’re trying not to be poor sports, but this season has left a stain on them both.”

'Dancing With the Stars' Season 34 Cast Feuds: Is There Behind-the-Scenes Drama?
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What Happened Between Corey Feldman & Jenna Johnson?

Multiple outlets reported that Corey Feldman was difficult for Jenna to work with. An insider told The Sun that he was “furious after the results were read” when he was eliminated.

“He felt completely let down by the whole experience and felt the producers overpromised things to him and didn’t hold up their end of the bargain,” the source said, adding that Corey allegedly “stormed off the set by himself and wouldn’t talk to anyone for awhile.”

However, the source stressed that Corey was “not mad at all at Jenna. He loved her even though she was frustrated with him. He feels let down by producers and the overall experience.”

What’s Going on Between Gleb Savchenko & Hilaria Baldwin?

There might be trouble on the dance floor between Gleb Savchenko and Hilaria Baldwin, Alec Baldwin‘s wife, but not because of any drama between them. Per Daily Mail, Gleb noticed that the public isn’t interested in Hilaria, which could result in them losing.

“After last week’s votes, it was shocking for him to learn that [Hilaria is] not everyone’s favorite,” a source told the outlet. “It just shows that it really doesn’t matter how good of a dancer you are — it’s all about the viewers’ votes. They decide who’s staying and who’s going home.”

Hilaria has also frustrated producers with her “difficult” behavior, according to The Sun.

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Cast, Premiere Date for Western Drama Starring Gillian Anderson and Lena Headey

by jummy84 October 1, 2025
written by jummy84

Two widowed matriarchs battle to keep their families alive in Netflix’s The Abandons, a new Western drama starring Gillian Anderson and Lena Headey. The series was created by Mayans M.C.‘s Kurt Sutter, but he left the show in October 2024. Netflix shared the first photos from the season and revealed the premiere date on Wednesday, October 1.

The Abandons is set in Washington Territory in 1854. Here’s how Netflix describes the show: “The matriarchs of two very different families — one of wealth and privilege bound by blood, the other a found family of orphans and outcasts bound by love and necessity — find their fates linked by two crimes, an awful secret, a star-crossed love, and a piece of land with silver underneath. The collision echoes the American struggle of the haves and have-nots, in a place just beyond the reach of justice.”

It’s been about one year since The Abandons last got an update. Here, we’ve compiled the bevy of new information Netflix shared on October 1, as well as the first-look photos.

What is The Abandons about?

“This first chapter of The Abandons is a classic American story — the frontier, two families — both at war and in love with each other, a battle over who owns the land and who makes the rules,” executive producer Chris Keyser told Tudum. “Smack in the middle of murder and revenge and a bit of illicit romance, we get to explore questions we never seem to get away from: What makes a family? How do you stay good in a bad world? And would you change who you are and what you believe in to protect what you love? But, in this case, we do it all through the eyes of Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson, as two widowed matriarchs battling to survive. And that, as they say, is really something to watch.”

The series was filmed in Calgary.

When does The Abandons premiere?

The Abandons will get a full-season drop on Thursday, December 4.

How many episodes are in The Abandons?

The Abandons consists of seven episodes.

Who is in The Abandons cast?

Anderson plays Constance Van Ness, the wealthy widow, and Headey plays Fiona Nolan, the mother of the found family. Based on the photos, there could be a forbidden romance forming between Nick Robinson‘s Elias Teller and Aisling Franciosi‘s Trisha Van Ness. There’s also a group called the Redmask Bandits, shown in a photo from the first episode below.

In addition to Constance and Trisha, the Van Ness family features Lucas Till as Garret Van Ness and Toby Hemingway as Willem Van Ness.

Additional cast includes Diana Silvers as Dahlia Teller, Lamar Johnson as Albert Mason, Natalia del Riego as Lilla Belle, Ryan Hurst as Miles Alderton, Michiel Huisman as Xavier Roache, Michael Greyeyes, Katelyn Wells, Clayton Cardenas, Elle-Maija Tailfeathers, Brían F. O’Byrne, Marc Menchaca, Patton Oswalt, Michael Ornstein, Jonathan Koensgen, Jack Doolan, Haig Sutherland, and Sarah White.

It’s executive produced by Keyser, Robert Askins, Stephen Surjik, Otto Bathurst, Emmy Grinwis, and Jon Paré.

Is there a trailer for The Abandons?

Not yet, but scroll through the gallery below to meet the characters.

The Abandons, Series Premiere, Thursday, December 4

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The RajaSaab Trailer Out! Prabhas’ Horror-Fantasy Drama Brings Frights, Laughter And Heartfelt Moments- Watch
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The RajaSaab Trailer Out! Prabhas’ Horror-Fantasy Drama Brings Frights, Laughter And Heartfelt Moments- Watch

by jummy84 September 30, 2025
written by jummy84

The much-awaited trailer of Rebel Star Prabhas’ Pan-India spectacle The RajaSaab has finally been unveiled, sending fans into a frenzy across the country. Blending supernatural chills with laughter, drama, and heartfelt emotions, the trailer promises an entertainer mounted on a scale rarely seen in Indian cinema.

RajaSaab: Trailer Promises Chills, Laughs & Emotions

Touted as India’s biggest horror fantasy drama, The RajaSaab raises the bar with its sheer scale and grandeur. The film boasts the largest horror set ever built in India, spread across acres and crafted with intricate detail to create an eerie, immersive world. Beyond its haunting spectacle. It strikes an emotional chord, touching upon themes of love, family, and ancestral legacy—making it both larger-than-life and deeply relatable.

The trailer opens with Prabhas’ character being controlled by Boman Irani’s character through hypnosis, immediately creating an intense and mysterious atmosphere. It also showcases his romance with the three leading ladies, with Prabhas’ witty, lively, and playful side making a strong comeback. Several light-hearted moments and perfectly timed comic sequences throughout the trailer balance the chills, making it both thrilling and fun. The suspense heightens in a flashback where an old woman worships Goddess Durga, praying for her grandson—Prabhas—followed by haunting visuals of the grand Haveli, chilling action, and a powerful soundtrack. Sanjay Dutt appears as a rugged, eerie figure, sending shivers across audiences. The trailer culminates with a reveal of Prabhas’ double role as the undisputed king, leaving fans intrigued about the story and the many surprises that lie ahead.

The trailer also marks Prabhas’ return to the big screens after delivering the massive blockbuster Kalki 2898 AD (Rs1,200 Cr), and fans are eagerly waiting to see the superstar in a fresh avatar combining charm, heroism, and supernatural intrigue. In a bold move, the makers have released a 3-minute-plus trailer nearly three months before release, reflecting their confidence in the film’s magnitude. The launch itself was celebrated with mass screenings across 105 theatres in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, where packed houses of fans cheered and whistled, turning the unveiling into a festive celebration. The trailer simultaneously went live on People Media Factory’s digital platforms, extending the excitement to fans across the globe.

Director Maruthi on The RajaSaab trailer launch, “With The RajaSaab, we wanted to create a world that’s grand, emotional, and entertaining in every sense. The trailer is just a glimpse of the scale and heart we’ve put into this film. Prabhas garu has brought unmatched energy and charm to the role, and I can’t wait for audiences to experience it on the big screen. Finishing the intro song recently was a special moment for me—whether you take it as a note of love for our darling superstar or the song’s title, the emotion behind it is straight from the heart.”

TG Vishwa Prasad, People Media Factory, on the film: “From building India’s largest horror set to assembling a stellar cast led by Rebel Star Prabhas, our aim has always been to deliver an unforgettable Pan-India spectacle. The overwhelming response to the trailer, both online and in theatres, has strengthened our belief that the film will strike a chord with audiences everywhere. This is just the beginning of the celebration.”

Starring Rebel Star Prabhas alongside Sanjay Dutt, Boman Irani, Zarina Wahab, Malavika Mohanan, Nidhhi Agerwal, and Riddhi Kumar, the film promises powerhouse performances in a supernatural setting. Produced by TG Vishwa Prasad and Krithi Prasad under the banner of People Media Factory, The RajaSaab will release in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam. With music by Thaman S and visuals of unprecedented scale, the film blends fantasy, horror, humor, and emotions with Prabhas’ unmatched charisma at its core.

For more news and updates from the entertainment world, stay tuned to Bollywood Bubble.

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Cardi B Scores Second No. 1 on Billboard 200 With ‘AM I THE DRAMA?’
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Cardi B Scores Second No. 1 on Billboard 200 With ‘AM I THE DRAMA?’

by jummy84 September 28, 2025
written by jummy84

Cardi B scores her second No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart as AM I THE DRAMA? debuts atop the tally (dated Oct. 4) with 200,000 equivalent album units earned in the United States in the week ending Sept. 25, according to Luminate. That marks 2025’s biggest week for an R&B/hip-hop album by a woman. AM I THE DRAMA? is Cardi B’s second full-length studio project, and follows her chart-topping debut, Invasion of Privacy, in 2018.

Also in the top 10 of the latest Billboard 200, Nine Inch Nails’ soundtrack to TRON: Ares debuts at No. 5, marking the first top 10 for the band since 2013.

The Billboard 200 chart ranks the most popular albums of the week in the U.S. based on multi-metric consumption as measured in equivalent album units, compiled by Luminate. Units comprise album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent albums (SEA). Each unit equals one album sale, or 10 individual tracks sold from an album, or 3,750 ad-supported or 1,250 paid/subscription on-demand official audio and video streams generated by songs from an album. The new Oct. 4, 2025-dated chart will be posted in full on Billboard‘s website on Sept. 30. For all chart news, follow @billboard and @billboardcharts on both X, formerly known as Twitter, and Instagram.

Of AM I THE DRAMA?’s 200,000 first-week equivalent album units, SEA units comprise 110,000 (equaling 145.72 million on-demand official streams of the set’s songs during the tracking week — it also debuts at No. 1 on Top Streaming Albums), album sales comprise 88,000 (it debuts at No. 1 on Top Album Sales) and TEA units comprise 2,000.

AM I THE DRAMA?’s opening-week sales were boosted by its availability across an array of permutations. It was issued as a standard 19-song widely available digital download album; 20-song CD and vinyl editions; and a 23-song download and streaming edition. There were also further digital variants: an iTunes Store and Apple Music edition with bonus live video tracks, a 30-track artist webstore-exclusive edition and two widely available expanded editions (with 24 tracks each).

The CD and vinyl variants for AM I THE DRAMA? were largely only available through Cardi B’s webstore and through some independent record stores. AM I THE DRAMA? was issued on two standard CD variants (one signed by the artist), seven additional CD cover variants (four of them signed, inclusive of three versions with cover art showing gone-viral photos of the artist on the stand during her assault trial in August, dubbed the “courtroom edition”) and eight deluxe CD boxed sets containing merchandise and a CD. The album was also issued on two standard vinyl editions (one signed) and nine additional vinyl variants (some with different covers and/or color vinyl, most of them signed, including a “courtroom edition” cover variant).

In addition to a typical promotional press run to raise awareness of the album’s release, the artist also mounted a busy schedule of in-store appearances during release week, doing photo ops and meet-and-greets with fans purchasing the album. During release week, she hit four independent record stores (Looney Tunes in West Babylon, N.Y.; Spin Me Round in Easton, Pa.; DBS Sounds in Riverdale, Ga.; and Fingerprints in Long Beach, Calif.) and a Hot Topic location in Elmhurst, N.Y. and a Walmart in Cypress, Texas.

The widely available editions of AM I THE DRAMA? contain the Billboard Hot 100-charted hits “Outside” (No. 10 peak in July), “Imaginary Playerz” (No. 70 in August), “Up” (No. 1 in March 2021) and “WAP” (featuring Megan Thee Stallion, No. 1 in August 2020).

The chart-topping KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack holds at No. 2 with 104,000 equivalent album units earned (down 7%). The set also notches a 10th week inside the top two on the Billboard 200, marking the most weeks inside the top two for a soundtrack since the Frozen album logged 21 nonconsecutive frames in the top two (13 of them at No. 1) in 2014. KPop surpasses Encanto, which had nine weeks in the top two (all at No. 1) in 2022.

Morgan Wallen’s former No. 1 I’m the Problem is steady at No. 3 (90,000 equivalent album units, down 7%) and Sabrina Carpenter’s chart-topping Man’s Best Friend is stationary at No. 4 (69,000, down 21%).

Nine Inch Nails are back in the Billboard 200’s top 10 for the first time in over a decade, as the band’s soundtrack to the film TRON: Ares debuts at No. 5 (the highest debut of 2025 for a soundtrack) with 45,000 equivalent album units earned. Of that sum, album sales comprise 39,000 (it debuts at No. 2 on Top Album Sales), SEA units comprise 6,000 (equaling 8.37 million on-demand official streams of the set’s songs) and TEA units comprise a negligible sum. Nine Inch Nails have tallied seven top 10 albums on the Billboard 200: TRON: Ares, Hesitation Marks (No. 3 in 2013), Year Zero (No. 2, 2007), With Teeth (No. 1, 2005), The Fragile (No. 1, 1999), The Downward Spiral (No. 2, 1994) and Broken (No. 7, 1992).

The first-week sales of TRON: Ares were aided by its availability across four vinyl variants, a cassette, two CD variants and a download and streaming edition (all containing the same tracklist).

TRON: Ares is the companion soundtrack to the film of the same name, which will be released on Oct. 10 in movie theaters, and is the third in the Tron film series. It follows Tron: Legacy (2010) and Tron (1982). The TRON: Ares soundtrack is the second Tron movie soundtrack to reach the Billboard 200, following Daft Punk’s TRON: Legacy (which peaked at No. 4).

TRON: Ares was preceded by the album’s single “As Alive as You Need Me To Be,” which has reached the top 10 on both Alternative Airplay and Mainstream Rock Airplay.

Also, with KPop Demon Hunters and TRON: Ares at Nos. 2 and 5, there are two soundtracks in the top five simultaneously for the first time in more than six years. It last happened on the March 30, 2019 chart, when Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper’s chart-topping A Star Is Born was No. 3 and Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody was No. 5.

Rounding out the rest of the latest top 10 on the Billboard 200: Alex Warren’s You’ll Be Alright, Kid rises 7-6 (35,000 equivalent album units, down 3%); SZA’s chart-topping SOS climbs 8-7 (33,000, down 2%); Wallen’s former leader One Thing at a Time steps 9-8 (32,000, down 3%); Justin Bieber’s SWAG shifts 6-9 (just under 32,000, down 27%); and Bad Bunny’s former No. 1 DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS climbs 13-10 (nearly 32,000, up 21%).

Luminate, the independent data provider to the Billboard charts, completes a thorough review of all data submissions used in compiling the weekly chart rankings. Luminate reviews and authenticates data. In partnership with Billboard, data deemed suspicious or unverifiable is removed, using established criteria, before final chart calculations are made and published.

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September 28, 2025 0 comments
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Father of 3?! Fans Speculate NLE Choppa Welcomed Another Child After Mothers Of His Children Accuse Him Of Neglecting Parenting Duties (PHOTOS)
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NLE Choppa Sparks Rumors of Third Child Amid Parenting Drama

by jummy84 September 27, 2025
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NLE Choppa has the internet buzzing once again, as fans question whether the Memphis rapper may have quietly welcomed a third child. The speculation comes on the heels of the mother of his son and the mother of his elder daughter, Marissa Da’Nae and Mariah, publicly calling him out. 

RELATED: Oop! Marissa Da’Nae Shares Strong Message After Appearing Alongside NLE Choppa To Celebrate Son Chozen’s 2nd Birthday (PHOTOS)

Marissa Da’Nae & Mariah Call Out NLE Choppa For Reportedly Falling Short As A Father

Marissa Da’Nae and Mariah have been fed up with NLE Choppa’s parenting. The two recently took to the internet on September 14th of this year, voicing frustrations after Marissa shared accusations on X. She claimed the rapper was reportedly attempting to take her to court over custody issues surrounding their 2-year-old son, Chozen.

Marissa didn’t hold back when airing her frustrations online. She tweeted, “I can’t believe this b*** is taking me to court about a child he doesn’t even call lmao I get so angry just thinking bout this sh**. B**** can’t even tell a mf when’s the last time Chozen been to the doctor or even been to a doctor’s appointment till I tell you what. Chozen’s birthday was a month ago. This b**** has only called once.”*

In a series of follow-up tweets, she went on to write, “This b*** can’t even fill up all 20 Instagram slides of different occasions when he saw Chozen… N*** don’t even know what Chozen did last week. You ever met a n**** that get mad because his bms got cool without him? He was lying to both of us trying to make it seem like both of us was crazy and delusional. Real deal got mad cause we is cool.”

She later also claimed on X that NLE Choppa had their son fasting at just one year old, insisting a child didn’t need to eat three times a day and that their son often came home to her starving. Not long after, Mariah, the mother of his 5-year-old daughter Clover, entered the conversation, backing Marissa’s claims and alleging that the rapper also starved their daughter.

The two kept their foot on his neck, continuing to throw shade. In response to some comments on social media, Mariah took to her X account and wrote, “Only if y’all knew a piece of the s** that goes on behind those fake a** photoshoots he do with our kids. Lmao. F*** outta here.”*

NLE Choppa Shares New Pictures Featuring Icon Chrome Potts 

While ignoring the noise, NLE Choppa, whose real name is Bryson Potts, popped out with his own photoshoot holding a baby boy. He captioned the post “God is the greatest,” and later commented “Icon Chrome Potts” with a baby and heart emoji. The photos instantly fueled speculation, with fans flooding his comments to question whether the child was his or if he was simply posing for the shoot.

At this time, NLE hasn’t shared who the child is or his relation to the young boy.

Social Media Reacts 

Many folks gathered under The Shade Room Teens’ post with even more questions. While plenty of commenters brought up the accusations from Marissa and Mariah while others referenced social media rumors.

Instagram user wrote @iiam._michellee wrote, “Other two baby mamas holding him accountable he go have another baby just sad.”

Instagram user wrote @bxllabrili added, “Maybe that’s his brother? Hopefully??”

While Instagram user @6lue.6lasian wrote,”Childddd, what yall want from the store?”

Instagram user @nayyybabbyy wrote. “I hope he let the baby have formula or breast milk instead of beet juice”

Instagram user wrote 2dabiggest_ofemall2.0 added, “That poor baby don’t even know he about to get put on a diet”

While Instagram user wrote @amanidabratt wrote, “is that the stylist’s child? does anybody know her @“

Instagram user wrote @kayyoncloudd.999, “he ain’t tell me shit 💔 😒 “

Instagram user @stunna.kazy  added, “it’s nun of y’all’s business who and where he got kids with..the heavens”

While Instagram user @a.kieraaaaaa added, “Ik damn well they ain’t name this baby after google”

RELATED: Turning Over A New Leaf? NLE Choppa Issues Public Apology To Mother Of His Son Marissa Da’Nae (VIDEO)

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Cardi B's 'Am I the Drama?' Rollout Report Card: Podcast Grades
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Cardi B’s ‘Am I the Drama?’ Rollout Report Card: Podcast Grades

by jummy84 September 25, 2025
written by jummy84

In 2018, Cardi B aced just about every aspect of her first career album rollout. Invasion of Privacy was released to rave reviews, spawned another immediate smash in the J Balvin and Bad Bunny collab “I Like It,” debuted atop the Billboard 200 and eventually won a Grammy for best rap album. Her videos were iconic, as were her interviews, and the deep cuts on the album were just as rewarding as the big hits, all of which fit together perfectly. It was a borderline-perfect album era — one that, perhaps unsurprisingly, took her seven years to even attempt to follow up.

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With this Rollout Report Card episode, host Andrew Unterberger is joined by Billboard staffers Kyle Denis and Emily Fuentes as we look at everything surrounding Am I the Drama? — both in the seven years that separated it and Invasion, and now the three months since its actual announcement. We attempt to grade all aspects of the rollout, and whether or not the longest-anticipated album in recent pop or hip-hop memory (and Cardi’s tireless promotion of it) managed to live up to our expectations.

As we hand out our letter grades for all the most important factors in Cardi’s Am I the Drama rollout — from the live performances and music videos to the new songs and overall “albuminess” — , we answer all the most pressing questions about the Drama: Did Cardi need a bigger budget for some of her music videos? Which of the album’s advance singles deserved a better reception than they got? Why didn’t we get any official live performances on this album cycle? Should Kelly Rowland have her own talk show? Is it possibly to have an album-y 23-track LP that ends with two half-decade-old singles? How do we feel about Lizzo doing 4 Non Blondes’ “What’s Up” karaoke? And perhaps most importantly: After seven years, does it feel like Cardi B is officially, properly back?

Check it out above — along with a YouTube playlist of some of the most important moments from this fascinating album campaign, all of which are discussed in the podcast — and subscribe to the Greatest Pop Stars podcast on Apple Music or Spotify (or wherever you get your podcasts) for weekly discussions every Thursday about all things related to pop stardom!

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Paramount+ UK Sets Season 2 of Eve Myles Drama 'The Crow Girl'
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Paramount+ UK Sets Season 2 of Eve Myles Drama ‘The Crow Girl’

by jummy84 September 24, 2025
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Eve Myles (Hijack, Cold Water, Keeping Faith) will return for season 2 of the original drama series The Crow Girl, based on the bestselling novels by Erik Axl Sund, the pen name of Swedish author duo Jerker Eriksson and Håkan Axlander Sundquist, Paramount+ U.K. & Ireland said on Wednesday.

Produced by Buccaneer Media (In Flight, The Burning Girls, Marcella), the second season will begin filming in Bristol this year.

Picking up the morning after the events of season 1, “Bristol Police Detective Jeanette Kilburn has ended her marriage and found herself in bed with enigmatic psychologist Dr. Sophia Craven,” reads a plot description for season 2. “Jeanette’s hunt for the killers of young male asylum seekers takes a shocking new turn when a mummified body, discovered in a church wall, and a body in a freezer reveal a chilling connection. As Jeanette digs deeper, Sophia begins to suspect Victoria Burkeman, her mysterious and unstable former patient who has previously been convicted of multiple murders, could be responsible. With the case growing darker, Sophia suspects Victoria is more familiar than she thought, and Jeanette must face the terrifying truth: the killer may be closer than she ever imagined.”

Returning to their roles along with Myles are Katherine Kelly (Mr Bates vs The Post Office, The Long Shadow), Clara Rugaard (Black Mirror, The Rising), Victoria Hamilton (The Crown, COBRA) and more, with new cast members set to be announced at a later stage.

Executive producers include Buccaneer CEO Tony Wood, screenwriter Milly Thomas, alongside music legend Slash, Myles, Federico Ambrosini, Niclas Salomonsson and Sund. Charles Martin will direct, with Debs Pisani producing. The second season will be produced in association with and distributed by ITV Studios.

The new season was commissioned by Sebastian Cardwell, deputy chief content officer, U.K., and Paul Testar, commissioning editor, for Paramount+ U.K. & Ireland.

“The first season captivated audiences with its bold storytelling and standout performances, and we can’t wait to see where the team takes the story next,” said Cardwell.

Added Wood: “The opportunity to return to the world of DCI Jeanette, Sophia and Victoria is a real thrill; it’s a drama that stretches character and bends time. I’m absolutely delighted to be back.”

September 24, 2025 0 comments
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Cardi B: AM I THE DRAMA? Album Review
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Cardi B: AM I THE DRAMA? Album Review

by jummy84 September 24, 2025
written by jummy84

AM I THE DRAMA? acknowledges the stylistic transformation of New York rap, with production largely in the hands of Sean Island and DJ SwanQo. But Cardi maintains a respectful distance from the prevailing trends. Instead, she plays with bursts of experimentation, adopting new flows without sacrificing legibility. “Pretty & Petty” does double duty: The hook is readymade for ubiquity as a TikTok trend while the verses constitute one of the most punishing diss tracks of the year. She practically prances over the beat, a grittier, New York-ified take on the cadences and melodies associated with Mustard’s L.A.

In the vein of Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” the apparent glee with which Cardi crushes Boston rapper Bia, four years into an escalating beef, magnifies the effect: “Name five Bia songs, gun pointin’ to your head/Baow, I’m dead/That melatonin flow puttin’ us to bed/I’m doing you a favor, Epic, run me my bread.” As if to prove her point, the song’s release coincides with steep exponential growth of Google searches for Bia name. Devastating. The album is at its most enjoyable when Cardi is in this prickly mode: “Hello,” “Magnet,” the 2 Chainz-written “Salute.” The bilingual, Dyckman-ready “Bodega Baddie,” a turbo-charged merengue bop, makes a promise akin to Rihanna’s mythical reggae album; at under two minutes, it’s a brief glimpse at a worthwhile style for Cardi to linger on.

It’s been a long seven years. Exercises in catharsis abound in the form of heartbreak songs, recorded in the shadow of divorce. With few exceptions, these are grating rap ballads on which even the specifics of a toxic relationship feel generic. The default formula of a sung chorus registers as vacant, even when entrusted with the capable Summer Walker, Lizzo, and Kehlani. Cardi joins many of her streaming-era peers in shunning the self-editing that made Invasion of Privacy, at 13 songs, effective. That work, when offloaded to the listener under the guise of generosity, lands instead as risk aversion.

In certain realms of pop, the songwriting process has become a compacted, impenetrable underbrush, with observers desperate to gather more meaning from a list of song credits than is actually possible. Cardi’s lablelmate, Pardison Fontaine, remains a stubborn yet compatible presence and, with writing credits on 19 of 23 songs, her most consistent collaborator. For fans, this makes him a trustworthy creative partner; for skeptics, it damns Cardi as a talentless hack and Pardi her sub rosa crutch.

But, as she has herself articulated, Cardi’s musical talent has not historically been that of an effortless generator of songs; what she has mastered, as a rapper and elsewhere, is locating an idea, seizing it, and transmuting it into something her own: a style of rap that is both outrageous and easily digestible, designed to travel well from the strip club to the Super Bowl. Always walking the line between edgy and accessible, Cardi summons the breakthrough of early aughts rap more than she does her contemporaries; this is the stuff of high-end recording studios, not improvised bedroom setups.

An ingenious cultural interpreter of sorts, Cardi transported the exclamatory trill “okurrr” from its drag origins to the late-night talk show circuit so effectively, and without any apparent sacrifice of authenticity, that it is often falsely attributed to her. “Am I the drama?” too, has its origins in drag. It was Scarlet Envy, as a contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race, who first wondered, cheekily, about her culpability. But, as an album, AM I THE DRAMA? seems to signal that, for Cardi, the question functions better as a rhetorical one: It doesn’t really matter whether she’s the drama; even if she didn’t start it, Cardi will be the one to end it.

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Celebrities React To Cardi B's 'Am I The Drama?' Album Release
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Celebrities React To Cardi B’s ‘Am I The Drama?’ Album Release

by jummy84 September 21, 2025
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Cardi B is taking over everyone’s timelines today with the release of her new album, Am I The Drama?.

The Bronx rapper built up the anticipation by teasing her sophomore effort sporadically with singles, check-ins via guest verses, and updates. Over seven years have gone by since her monstrous debut, Invasion Of Privacy, which made landfall on April 6, 2018, and went on to win Rap Album of the year at the 2019 Grammys.

Now, the mother of three (soon to be four) is back and hungrier than ever. Her new 23-track project boasts an elite list of guest appearances from names like Janet Jackson, Tyla, Cash Cobain, Summer Walker, Lizzo, Kehlani, Selena Gomez, Lourdiz, and Megan Thee Stallion. It was led by previously released singles like “Outside” and “Imaginary Playerz.”

Amid the hype surrounding the album, the “WAP” artist announced several opportunities for fans to catch her in person. Starting today, she’s heading out on a string of meet and greet appearances across several cities. After that, she’s embarking on her first-ever headlining arena tour. Visit the full list of dates and ticket details here.

Listen to the newly released Am I The Drama? album above and check out celebrity reactions below.

  • Summer Walker

    Summer Walker and Cardi B have a good public working relationship, as Cardi hopped on the extended version of “No Love” back in 2022 and the singer is featured twice on the new project. The Over It songstress went to her Instagram stories to show support and give flower to Cardi for working hard during the promo run.

    “First of all, y’all need to do listen to Cardi B’s new album, because it’s Cardi B. She’s been promoting the f**k out that album. She’s been out on the streets, the subway, everything. Second of all, she got kids to feed. Third of all… I’m opening that b**ch up, and I’m on it twice,” she boasted.

  • Miley Cyrus

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    Image Credit: Gilbert Flores/Penske Media via Getty Images

    Miley Cyrus showed love in the rapper’s TikTok comments by calling the LP “really something beautiful.” It’s worth noting that the singer-actress has publicly voiced her support for Cardi, including on “Cattitude” when she said, “I love you, Nicki, but I listen to Cardi.”

  • 21 Savage

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    Cardi B and 21 Savage made headlines back in 2018 with their well-received “Bartier Cardi” collab, which appeared on her debut album, Invasion Of Privacy. It’s only right he circled back with a supportive nod to her new project as he alerted his 20+ million Instagram followers that his “sis” finally shared her sophomore effort.

  • Kehlani

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    Image Credit: YouTube screenshot.

    Kehlani and Cardi made magic on her first album with “Ring,” and the collab was so good they had to run it back on the next one. The two linked up for “Safe” on AM I THE DRAMA? and Kehlani made sure to let her collaborator know how much she admires her work ethic, especially as a fellow mom.

    The R&B songstress went all out with her congratulatory message dedicated to her, writing on Instagram: “congratulations my hearttttt. @iamcardib , watching you do this pregnant twice now? inspirational. my second time walking on to set and being MIND BLOWN seeing a little tiny person with a big ole belly on set for hours & hours being a complete joy. i’m really proud of you. i’m really honored to witness you. really inspired by you honestly, you’re such a f**kin powerhouse. you’ve built something that can never be taken away from you, all while being a BAD A** MOM! you deserve everything girlie. thanks for calling me again, we not the little Ring girls from 2018 anymore lol N U DESERVE TO FEEL SAFE ? love you , take ovaaaaaa.”

    https://www.instagram.com/p/DOxUOFQDvq0

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  • Safaree

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    Safaree gave his public co-sign of the new album on X, which was a particularly eye-catching post because he is Nicki Minaj’s ex-boyfriend, and the two rapstresses have been at odds for several years. The fans in the replies caught on, as one person warned, “Oh they bout to come for your NECK!!”

  • Coi Leray

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    Coi Leray tapped into AM I THE DRAMA? right when it dropped and posted “Man Of Your Word” to her IG story.

  • Shakira

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    She’s a woman of a few words on social media, but her co-sign is powerful. Superstar Shakira posted Cardi’s LP just a few hours after it released and sent her 90+ million followers to the album on Spotify.

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8 Best Songs On Cardi B's 'Am I The Drama?'
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8 Best Songs On Cardi B’s ‘Am I The Drama?’

by jummy84 September 20, 2025
written by jummy84

The gap between Cardi B‘s debut album, Invasion Of Privacy, and her long-awaited sophomore album, Am I The Drama?, was so long that the following things have been able to happen: Donald Trump finished his first term as President, unsuccessfully campaigned for reelection against Joe Biden, and then spun back to retake office when it seemed like Kamala Harris would lead this country to a new, better reality. The Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl two months before Invasion, went through a few difficult years, lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in 2023, and then got their lick back this past February. Kanye West and G.O.O.D Music dominated June 2018 with five different albums, one of which was Pusha T’s Daytona, which sparked their feud with Drake—only to lose nearly every affiliate over the next seven years and temporarily reconcile with Drizzy in the meantime.

The point is: people had been waiting a long time. So much had changed within the music industry, in the world, and with Cardi’s perception, that people doubted if she could put together a good album, let alone something that compared to her last. She maintained her presence via features and unfortunate drama, and incessantly told fans that the album was coming. Some reached the point where they said she should never release another project—partially because they feared the sophomore slump was looming, and also because they didn’t want to stress over anticipating something that may never come.

Well, at long last, Am I The Drama? is here. And for all the doubters, people who discredit her ability because of the machine around her, historical revisionists, or any form of naysayers, the 23-track LP delivered. The timing of it—after her difficult public divorce from Offset and new relationship with NFL Pro Bowler Stefon Diggs—couldn’t have been more opportune. The Grammy winner had something big to talk about, and some bubbling feuds with rappers that inspired her to rap with a fervor people may not have believed she possessed.

Most of all, Am I The Drama? is a reminder that she’s more than just a rapper. Invasion helped her to transcend genres, and this album continued that within Hip-Hop’s subgenres and beyond. We won’t touch on all 23 songs, but we do have VIBE’s picks of the eight best tracks from the LP. Hopefully, this sampler encourages you to take the whole, 71-minute journey and listen for yourself.

  • “Hello”

    Cardi B at WWE SummerSlam 2025.
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    Cardi B previewed “Hello” at WWE SummerSlam 2025, and the reaction was “What is that record?” The full track did not disappoint in today’s era of snippets that sound better than complete songs. In a way, it had the energy of an intro despite being track two. The Bronx star keeps the hook and verses simple, but it’s the bounce and delivery that make this one a winner.

    She not only flexes all her qualities, but puts the mirror in the face of her detractors. “It be you that’s hella mad/ It be me that’s getting tricked on by somebody’s baby dad/ It be me that’s lookin’ sexy, it be me that’s lookin’ cute/ It be me with body bustin’ out, this Miu Miu bodysuit,” she spits in the second verse. Whether you’re getting ready to go out, in the car with your girls, or at the gym, “Hello” is the quintessential soundtrack for many different environments.

  • “Pick It Up” Feat. Selena Gomez

    Cardi B at Ashi Studio.; Selena Gomez at the Primetime Emmy Awards.Cardi B at Ashi Studio.; Selena Gomez at the Primetime Emmy Awards.
    Image Credit: Dominique Maitre/WWD via Getty Images; Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images

    “Pick It Up” is the album’s early that Cardi has crossover appeal. She tapped Selena Gomez, a major pop star she’s previously worked with, for a record that does not sound outside of either artist’s wheelhouse. Gomez brings the vocals, but her cadences and lyrics lean more toward Hip-Hop. Cardi raps, but utilizes a more refined melodic tone at certain points of the song. The beat utilizes rap drum patterns and pop-like synths for a very pleasing hybrid.

    Both acts, who’ve had publicly chaotic relationships, wholly lean into their emotions in what could be considered a “spin the block” anthem. On the record, their partnerships are hanging in limbo, and neither wants their man to leave things unfinished. Even if someone can’t relate, it’s hard not to empathize with their creative expressions throughout the nearly three-minute song. This has radio hit, playlist monster, and TikTok virality written all over it.

  • “Safe” Feat. Kehlani

    Cardi B and Kehlani in the "Safe" music videoCardi B and Kehlani in the "Safe" music video
    Image Credit: YouTube screenshot

    “Safe,” featuring Kehlani, is an example of perfect A&Ring. Timing-wise, there is no better time to tap the Oakland, Calif. singer, given the creative space she’s in, and with her latest single “Folded” going crazy on the charts. Conceptually, the record is all about what the 30-year-old singer often covers in her music. Additionally, the production mirrors Jordan Adetunji’s “Kehlani,” a sexy drill banger from last year.

    Cardi lands perfectly on this type of production, blending the sensual nature of feeling secure with someone with her Bronx aggression, which may force a man to step up and be her protector even though she clearly does not need one. The only reason this song doesn’t become a hit is if “Pick It Up” takes all the attention, and that will be a fun competition to witness.

    The cherry on top of all of this is the variety of ways they use the word “safe” to create metaphors and similes that relate to comfort within a relationship, and how they weave in and out of each other’s lines on the chorus and verse. “‘Cause I feel safe like I just ran and slid across the plate/ Safe like we playin’ tag and you home base/ Ayy, safe like I got a big dog in a gate, rrr/ Safe like you one of these h*es, play in my face,” they rap. All of that to say, “Safe” is a home run.

  • “Man Of Your Word”

    Cardi B at the 2025 Met Gala.Cardi B at the 2025 Met Gala.
    Image Credit: Michael Buckner/Penske Media via Getty Images

    “Man of Your Word” is an in-depth reflection on her drama-filled marriage with Offset. The production is mostly stripped back, allowing her stream of consciousness to take the forefront. Dougie F opens the record with a moving chorus, but it is Cardi B‘s confessionals that shine the most.

    The best part is that she takes accountability in the areas where she faltered, while also calling out her ex’s mistakes. “Ni**a, I believed you, don’t know if I’m mad at me or you/ Once upon a time, I thought I needed you/ Even though I’m up, I always treat you like we even, dude/ See what special treatment do? Huh, I could’ve cheated too,” she raps.

    There is clearly still love there, as she admits the seven years weren’t all bad despite the negative feelings she experienced. She even says she put her music ahead of checking in on his pain, and how that could have caused them to drift apart. Cardi B is typically very boisterous and assertive, but this tone and cadence remind people that she can be sensitive, making her feelings, the song, and her all the more endearing.

  • “Pretty & Petty”

    Image Credit: Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty Images

    A difficult divorce did not stop Cardi B from being, well, “Pretty & Petty” as the song title conveys. This track has a ’90s bounce to it, and the production elements fall in line. However, her attitude is very similar to that of certain rappers who have taken aim at her. Literally, she opens this song with “Name five BIA songs, gun pointin’ to your head/ Baow, I’m dead/ That melatonin flow puttin’ us to bed/ I’m doing you a favor, Epic, run me my bread.”

    She unloads even more in the second verse, spilling tea about BIA’s life, as the kids say. Evidently, the Boston rapper was kicked out of a condo, hung around Diddy’s house, and her breath stinks. Now, in the spirit of Hip-Hop, these could all be fabricated, but people love lies and truths equally. One thing she did not lie about was the “London” rapper’s lack of commercial success in comparison to hers. And there isn’t much she can say in return.

    This song lands at a perfect time as the Hip-Hop space is obsessed with all forms of rap beef. It will be interesting to see if BIA comes back with anything, but “Pretty & Petty” is great not just for the digs but also the overall song elements.

  • “ErrTime”

    Cardi B at Revolve Festival.Cardi B at Revolve Festival.
    Image Credit: River Callaway/Billboard via Getty Images

    With “ErrTime,” Cardi may be a bigger fan of Southern rap than people may have realized. The production sounds like a 2000s Jeezy beat, but also a 2020s BossMan Dlow beat. She captures the essence of both rappers, dropping sharp liners and a quickly memorable “Oowoo” ad lib in between.

    One of the underrated gems of this song is that she opts for a short verse to start, followed by a refrain, before returning to the chorus. Then she drops a longer second verse, spins back to the refrain, and closes with an outro. This song structure was commonplace in the 2000s, and clearly, Cardi and her team really did their homework on the type of songs that have staying power. You get the Latto bar in the refrain, the Don Julio reference in the chorus, and countless other lines throughout the verses. “ErrTime” is an anthem in every way.

  • “Principal” Feat. Janet Jackson

    Cardi B at the GRAMMY Awards.; Janet Jackson at the American Music Awards.Cardi B at the GRAMMY Awards.; Janet Jackson at the American Music Awards.
    Image Credit: Gilbert Flores/Billboard via Getty Images; Brian Friedman/Penske Media via Getty Images

    Your eyes did not deceive you; Cardi B is on a song with Janet Jackson. “Principal” functions as a double entendre, being spelled like the authority figure in a school to convey both women’s statuses. However, it is used as “principle,” otherwise known as a fundamental truth or belief system. They drive this point home by flipping Janet’s 1986 jam “The Pleasure Principle.”

    The record is all about Cardi ensuring her partner knows the deal: ignore the women chasing him, always be upfront with her, and understand that where she comes from informs who she is and how she operates in the relationship. Though her delivery doesn’t deviate from her beloved grittiness, the production is a bit brighter and dance-friendly. Don’t let the celestial Janet vocals make you miss the point, though.

    “Take me to the trenches (Trenches), I don’t ever panic (No)/ Take me anywhere, just don’t take me for granted (Facts)/ You could spoil me all you want, you ain’t loyal, I don’t care (I don’t)/ My ni**as and my food is just two things I can’t share, bi**h,” she raps. It’s a very modern take on a vintage sound and a tried-and-true concept: loyalty is essential. It’s the principle of it all.

  • “Nice Guy” Feat. Tyla

    Cardi B at Paris Fashion Week.; Tyla at Pandora Talisman Collection Launch EventCardi B at Paris Fashion Week.; Tyla at Pandora Talisman Collection Launch Event
    Image Credit: Aitor Rosas Sune/WWD via Getty Images; Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty Images

    Last, but most certainly not least, “Nice Guy” featuring Tyla. This is another pop-rap hybrid song that has the potential to go to the moon due to its talent, chorus, production, and content. The bubble-gum-esque record covers the progression of an innocent crush up to the paranoia and dismissiveness that come when the honeymoon phase bubble is burst. Both women yearn for their men’s intimacy and attention, but their feelings consume them to where they start to lose trust.

    Eventually, their focus is to flex on someone they once craved and being petty. They’re human, it happens. The standout aspect of this song, though, is the South African artist delivering a full rap verse right before the final chorus. Tyla has demonstrated her versatility throughout her career, but not to this degree. Much like Selena and Cardi on “Pick It Up,” they found a happy medium between their signature sounds and concepts, ultimately creating a potential hit. The ladies will love this one.

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