As the Clown Prince of Crime is set for a theatrical released on October 4, Warner Bros. is ready to rev up his favorite Harley. As the first full trailer for DC’s upcoming film “Birds of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn),” dropped earlier this week.
Since the events of “Suicide Squad,” Batman has disappeared, leaving Gotham City unprotected from crime, and Harley Quinn has left the Joker. When Cassandra Cain, a young girl, comes across a diamond belonging to crime lord Black Mask, Harley joins forces with Black Canary, Huntress and Renee Montoya to help protect her.
The cast of the film consists of Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn; Jurnee Smollett-Bell as Black Canary; Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Huntress; Rosie Perez as Detective Renee Montoya; Ella Jay Basco as Batgirl Cassandra Cain; Ewan McGregor as the villainous Black Mask; and Chris Messina as the serial killer, Victor Zsasz.
As DC continues on its revival for more fun and light-hearted experience for the viewer it is to be seen if Harley will be a big enough star to carry a film before her return to James Gunn’s Suicide Squad in August of 2021.
The movie is said to be an R-rated “girl-gang movie,” and it’s set to be released on February 7th, 2020. Check out the trailer below:
As Atlanta rapper is gearing up to release his 15th studio album “Woptober II,” Oct. 17. The cover art doubles as Gucci’s New Cruise 2020 #ComeAsYouAre_RSVP ad campaign, which also stars Iggy Pop, Sienna Miller, Benedetta Barzini, and more.
Guwop who’s been repping the brand since his emergence is now the face of the Italian fashion house’s global campaign. The Resort 2020 campaign finds Gucci Mane showing off his retro style in Gucci’s red and green court sneakers and a floral tracksuit while celebrating at a lavish house party at Villa La Furibonda in Rome.
The shoot was directed by Christopher Simmonds and photographed by Harmony Korine, Gucci Mane was also joined on set by the brand’s creative director Alessandro Michele.
As the follow up to “Delusions of Grandeur,”“Woptober II” will include his new single “Richer Than Errybody” featuring YoungBoy Never Broke Again and DaBaby.
Wale is set to release his sixth studio album “Wow… That’s Crazy.” Boasting a star-studded tracklist which includes appearances from Bryson Tiller, Ari Lennox, 6LACK, Lil Durk, Kelly Price, Jacquees, Megan Thee Stallion, Boogie, and Mannywellz, who guests on the Afrobeat-infused “Love & Loyalty,” and Jeremih who gave a sweet assist for single “On Chill.”
Weeks away from its release the D.C. rhymer, has revealed the cover art and its 15 tracklistings. This album marks Wale’s first since 2017’s “Shine.” Last night, he kicked off his “Everything Is Fine” tour, which runs through Oct. 28 in Seattle.
“I never want to make anything that doesn’t feel infinite .. absolute .. this album is my most personal by far,” Wale tweeted, “The majority of my time making it I just knew it would be my last.”
“Wow… That’s Crazy” arrives Oct. 11. See the tracklisting below:
We are now 20 days and counting until the NBA season kicks off, and the NBA Preseason is in full swing with the Sacramento Kings and Indiana Pacers preparing to square off for NBA India Games 2019 tomorrow, October 3rd. Everyday we grow closer to the highly anticipated start of the NBA Season, but now we continue the NBA Countdown with #20, the 41-41 Detroit Pistons.
20. Detroit Pistons (41-41) – When will Motor City find themselves back in the driver’s seat?
If we’re being real, the Detroit Pistons haven’t been a team in the conversation of great NBA teams since they won the NBA Championship back in 2003. 16 Years later, with the recent acquisition of Blake Griffin, fans actually had some form of hope in terms of contention. This however was very short-lived, after a swift exit in the NBA Playoffs.
Looking at the roster this upcoming season, Pistons’ fans have even more to be excited about, with a multitude of additions to the roster with Piston’s Senior Adviser, Ed Stefanski, stating that the team is “deeper and grittier” after off-season moves were made. The Pistons have been trying to establish their identity within the league, which potentially becomes easier with stronger depth with skilled players. Names like Derrick Rose, Tony Snell, and Joe Johnson being added to the team can only mean good things for this team on top of having Blake Griffin, Langston Galloway, Andre Drummond, and Reggie Jackson at the teams’ core.
The Piston’s should be very proud of their off-season moves, but just how far can they go with 8 new additions to the team, all the while trying to establish themselves as a basketball team. It only seems like there should be an upswing from the organization, but there are many questions to be asked, such as can Joe Johnson be same threat as he was in the Big 3 League? Or just how well will all the new additions buy-in to Dwayne Casey? Pistons fans should be excited, but at the same time be cautious considering anything can happen in this league, for good or bad.
Back to the discussion of the depth of this team, is an area that had to be a priority for the Pistons this past season. Their bench seasons prior were mediocre at best, but making changes such as Derrick Rose coming off the bench, taking Ish Smith’s spot, is a legitimate upgrade for this team. Smith and Rose both played about 50 games last season, but Rose statistically outperformed Smith in all facets. Additionally, having Tony Snell, a genuine 3 and D wing player, and Joe Johnson, a walking bucket, is exactly what a team that comprises of post-up bigs need.
Regardless of what happens this season however, I’m personally excited to watch the Pistons this season. There is a ridiculous amount of potential for this team, and if Dwayne Casey can rally these guys together, the Pistons will definitely be a team to be reckoned with. They also have the potential to contend for the second place in their division against the Pacers( because lets face it, the Central Division currently belongs to the Milwaukee Bucks).
Facing all the facts, I got the Pistons making it to the Playoffs again this year, somewhere probably towards the bottom of the playoff picture again. The Eastern Conference took some hits this season (again), and realistically the only things stopping the Pistons is a lack of cohesion, or other teams in the Eastern Conference having breakout years.
The NFL community was dealt a serious blow when news that former Arizona Cardinals owner Bill Bidwill had passed away at the age of 88 years old. Bidwill owned the franchise from 1972 to 2006. His son, and current Cardinals president, Michael said, “Above all else, we will remember him as a man devoted to the three central pillars of his life–his immense faith, his love for his family and his lifelong passion for the Cardinals and the sport of football.”
During that time he oversaw many firsts in league history. His team hired the first black female executive (Adele Harris), the first black contract negotiator in the NFL (Bob Wallace, and the first-ever African-American head coach-general manager tandem (Dennis Green and Rod Graves). In 2015, the Cardinals named their fellowship program to promote and increase diversity within all NFL coaching staff after Bidwill.
16-year veteran Larry Fitzgerald, who spent his entire career with the Cardinals said the following about Mr. Bidwill, “Now you hear everybody talking about diversity and minority hires, back when he first started doing it that was not the norm…He didn’t care about the color of your skin or race or the gender, if he felt like you could do the job to the best of your ability to help us become better then you were the right person for it.”
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell shared his sentiments too, “Bill Bidwill was part of the NFL family his entire life, starting from his days as a ball boy through his time as an owner…[Bill] made extraordinary contributions to the NFL. Bill’s vision brought the Cardinals, the NFL and multiple Super Bowls to Arizona. He was a leader in embracing diversity…We extend our condolences to Bill’s family and the Cardinals organization, which along with his faith, meant so much to him.”
Teams around the league shared their condolences as well:
Rest in peace, Bill Bidwill, legendary owner of the Cardinals. Bill was involved with our league since 1932, and was a leader on the initiative of minority front office hiring. My sympathies go out to Michael, the entire Bidwill family and the Cardinals organization.
On behalf of the entire Philadelphia Eagles organization, we send our sincerest condolences to the Arizona Cardinals and the Bidwill family on the passing of @AZCardinals owner, Bill Bidwill. https://t.co/DOwdhKcljH
Our hearts are heavy to hear the news of the passing of @AZCardinals owner, Bill Bidwill. On behalf of the entire Seahawks organization, we send our sincerest condolences to the Arizona Cardinals and the Bidwill family. 💙 https://t.co/aKS487mHGI
PUMA is still on the hunt for new talent and they’ve pounced on their biggest prey yet. PUMA has officially inked Los Angeles Lakers Forward Kyle Kuzma to a multi-year shoe deal reportedly worth $15 million over 5 years. The acquisition of Kyle comes as a bit of a surprise especially after Kyle’s deal with GOAT and his position as a Kobe acolyte, even having a pair of the Undefeated x Kobe IV Protro dedicated to him.
PUMA immediately capitalized on the reveal, erecting a billboard in Los Angeles with “KUZ” stamped over the PUMA branding. Rumors began to spread just recently when Kuzma was spotted at Lakers media day wearing a pair of the PUMA x Rhude Alteration sneakers. Kuzma joins a wealth of young talent including Terry Rozier, RJ Barrett, Kevin Knox, Marvin Bagley, and 2018 number one overall draft pick Deandre Ayton.
