EXCLUSIVE: BLKFAM, the free, ad-supported streaming service created by digital marketing vet Larry Adams, has set its first original series with Whoopi Goldberg, an equity partner in the platform.

With the wave of a magic wand, The Fairly OddParents is sidestepping potential controversy. In a new episode of the Nickelodeon cartoon’s sequel series The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish, it’s revealed ...

Fairly OddParents fans, Nickelodeon just granted a wish you probably didn't even know you had. Monday's episode of The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish introduced a grown-up version of Cosmo and Wanda's ...

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Heltah Skeltah's Rock could use a trip to California. Or maybe Atlanta or North Carolina. How about all three? The rapper makes plans to do so on his new Buckshot assisted-track, "Poof." The song ...

Anne Hathaway is taking us all the way back to the early ’00s—and we’re not just talking about her involvement in the Devil Wears Prada sequel she filmed this summer across New York and Europe. At the ...

Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, 32, just “flipped a switch” from 2020 to 2009. The MTV star brought back her signature look on Jersey Shore — of course, we’re talking about the hair poof — in a TikTok that ...

The famous “dragapella group,” The Kinsey Sicks, is no stranger to making magic. Founded nearly 30 years ago by friends seeking an outrageous creative outlet to challenge gender norms and advocate for ...

One of the first things you notice about the character, Adora, is her hair. She has a clean ponytail, which is very fitting for a Type-A Horde trainee. But she also has a little hair poof. While it ...

Indie game developer and publisher Serious Sim have revealed their latest game, Poof! Cleaning Services, set to be released for Steam. The game will have you running a cleaning service where you'll be ...

Organisers of a gay dance party in Melbourne have apologised after a list of demands made to photographers — including instructions not to take photos of "skinny boys", "boys with bad skin" or women — ...