Новости за 22.06.2020

The police cars have been replaced with civilian vehicles, although they were solely decorative and not available to be commandeered by players.

6ix9ine promises to go on a “seven-day rant” after being blackballed by the industry.

Michael Keaton is reportedly in talks to reprise his role as Bruce Wayne, whom he portrayed in Tim Burton's two Batman movies in the '80s and '90s.

Lanez partnered with leading criminal justice reform program Dream Corps #cut50, Amazon Music, and DoorDash to help 100 recently released fathers celebrate.

The Scarborough neo-hip-hop duo are back with a new video aimed at amplifying voices in the Black Lives Matter movement.

The case of Urooj Rahman and Colinford Mattis is drawing attention for a multitude of troubling reasons, including Trump-appointed judges and more.

The victim in question claims the incident allegedly happened in 2013 at a NYU party.

Schumacher’s decades-long filmography includes 'St. Elmo’s Fire,' 'Lost Boys,' 'Flatliners,' 'Batman Forever,' 'Batman & Robin,' 'Phone Booth,' and more.

6ix9ine goes No. 1 on his second single since his release from prison.

Over the weekend the 'Workaholics' episode "'To Friend a Predator" was removed from Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Comedy Central's streaming service.

The owners of the Museum of Natural History, in addition to NYC officials, have agreed to take down a contentious statue of Teddy Roosevelt.

Justin Bieber posted a series of tweets in which he outright denied recent allegations of sexual assault that emerged on Twitter over the weekend.

A NYPD officer was caught on camera using a chokehold to detain a Black man, a method that was banned by Gov. Andrew Cuomo as part of a his police reform bill.

Lil Baby's 'My Turn' landed at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 for back-to-back weeks after an extended hiatus from the top spot on the albums chart.

Somewhere in the long, twisted history of Young Money, Busta Rhymes was on the label. During this time, he and Drake created a track over a J. Dilla beat.