Billboard caught up with Anderson .Paak ahead of his DJ Pee .Wee set at House of Mouse, and he shares how he's grown as a DJ, working on his label, collaborating with Mariah Carey and more! Tetris ...

Aura Entertainment has acquired Anderson .Paak’s directorial debut, K-Pops!, The Hollywood Reporter has exclusively learned. The acquisition comes on the heels of the film’s U.S. premiere at ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl champions once more!. In what was a complete rout of the Kansas City Chiefs, the Eagles put a stop to Patrick Mahomes and crew's three-peat hopes with a 40 ...

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Anderson .Paak and his real-life son Soul Rasheed shine in 'K-Pops!,' a somewhat untidy but delightfully uncynical contemporary tale. Review: A Joyous, Music-Filled Film on Fatherhood ...

The Super Bowl-winning franchise drew the ire of the NBA icon Wednesday when he appeared on Jason and Travis Kelce's "New Heights" podcast, and questioned the Chiefs' plan in utilizing their star ...

The Philadelphia Eagles will have to wait longer to get their new Super Bowl rings. The Birds were supposed to get their rings on Friday, but sources say that has been delayed due to production ...

It’s a list that a team in the National Football League doesn’t want any part of. In the 59-year history of the Super Bowl (1966-2024), 20 different clubs have won at least one title. The list ...

Twelve NFL franchises have yet to hoist the Lombardi Trophy. Which team could end that drought in the 2025 season? Eric Edholm ranks the potential first-time Super Bowl champions from most to ...

As the Chiefs take part in OTAs this offseason, they are using Super Bowl 59 loss to the Eagles as motivation. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️🥇 KPMG Women's PGA ⛳ ...

A year after getting drafted out of Penn State, Rafferty's first season as a starter was at right guard in 1977, which ended with the Cowboys' 27-10 victory over Denver in Super Bowl 12.