*Webbies, we start Social Heat with a positive word from the great sage Nene Leakes: “Why be so nasty and rude when I can be so fierce and so successful.” Amanda Seales admits that she attained financial stability at 35 when she landed a role on “Insecure.” She says that the executives have experienced record profits on the backs of actors, writers, crew, and other creatives in the industry. Taraji P. Henson also put into perspective how becoming a successful actor is difficult. We understand the strike; however, we suggest that the creative community take back your power and figure out a way to become entrepreneurial as you pursue creative outlets like Romany Malco. Also, a word to the wise: avoid blaspheming God in your projects like so many of you enjoy doing; that could also help.
Benzino spoke about his daughter, rap artist Coi Leray, on the “We In Miami” podcast and said he loves his daughter despite being labeled a deadbeat father. However, some skeptics in the comment section weren’t feeling the waterworks of the former “Love and Hip Hop” star and co-founder of the Source. One critic said, “We need to normalize saying sorry to children first and taking accountability as adults but whatever.” Another added, “All he had to say was I was wrong and I’ll do whatever it takes to gain my baby’s trust back. But.. he gaslights and cries for sympathy when he was wrong.” One listener felt others from the peanut gallery criticizing Benzino should be cautioned, “Let’s normalize NOT takings sides of people that we don’t know. Let’s normalize admitting that you don’t know the inner workings of these people’s family. Also, they’re both adults. She’s close[r] to 30 than 20.” No one wins when the family feuds.
Keke Palmer threw the first pitch at the White Sox game on Wednesday in Chicago, according to WWD. Motherhood has brought Ms. Keke into another stratosphere; her body was bodying, her strut was fire, and she gave heavy 90’s fine vibes wearing a “black sleeveless turtleneck, dark-wash denim jeans, and leopard-print heeled sandals by Saint Laurent.” Check out the clip below.
“Supa Team 4” is a Netflix show we wished we could’ve seen during our Saturday morning cartoons era, and we are super hyped for today’s kids and parents to enjoy this animated show based in Zambia. The series is described as follows, “In the neo-futuristic city of Lusaka, Zambia, four teenage girls become undercover superheroes after joining a retired secret agent on a quest to save the world from a looming threat.” We are ready to binge!
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