Abby Lee Miller’s New Lifetime Series Pulled After Racism Accusations From Dance Moms Stars!

Kanye West has appeared to reveal the tracklist for his forthcoming new album ‘DONDA 2’.The rapper and producer, who is now legally known as Ye, is readying the sequel LP to 2021’s ‘DONDA’ for release on Tuesday (February 22). Future is said to be executively producing the record, while Marilyn Manson has also been working on the album.After announcing overnight that ‘DONDA 2’ will only be available on his Stem Player device, West has now shared what appears to be the tracklist for the record.Song titles include ‘Security’, ‘Life Me Up’, ‘Broken Road’, ‘Sci Fi’, ‘530’ and ‘Closed For Business’ – you can see the handwritten tracklist in the below Instagram post, which West captioned “like we always do at this time” in reference to his 2007 single ‘Good Life’.A post shared by ye (@kanyewest)After confirming that ‘DONDA 2’ wouldn’t be available on the major streaming platforms, West wrote on Instagram that “for the first time in a long time, I feel alive”.He also said that his fans should acquire the Stem Player “to be a part of the revolution”.“I feel that same feeling like when I first moved to New York to make it in music,” he continued. “I ain’t know what was gonna happen but I knew had to move.

died in August last year aged 58 after a battle with lung cancer, was remembered by close friend Bailey in a post on Twitter.Sharing a photo of them both on Wednesday (February 16), Bailey wrote: “Six months since we lost Sean. Miss him everyday.”Six months since we lost Sean.

Calvin Harris, Napalm Death and Jax Jones lead a raft of new acts who have been announced for EXIT Festival 2022.Honey Dijon, Maceo Plex, ZHU, James Arthur and Marky Ramone are also among the 60 new additions to the bash, which is set to take place at the Petrovaradin Fortress in Serbia from July 7-10.They join the previously announced headliners Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, with more headliners expected to be unveiled in the coming weeks. You can view the full line-up so far below.Tickets are on sale now and can purchased here.

Mike Johnson is reacting to the news that Matt James will be the next star of The Bachelor, marking the first time a Black man leads the show.

The Bachelor has a new leading man.  On Friday, the hit ABC series announced Matt James is the show' next star, making him the first Black male lead in the franchise's 18-year history after Rachel Lindsaybecame the first Black female lead as The Bachelorette in 2017.  "I think it's a step in the right direction," James said on Good Morning America of his history-making casting.

Hannah Brown is taking responsibility for her actions. During an Instagram Live on Thursday, The Bachelorette star expressed her sorrow for saying of the N-word and opened up about the aftermath of the May incident, in which she used the racial slur while singing the lyrics to DaBaby's song "Rockstar" in a video.

Matt James being named the first black male lead in the history of the series after the show faced criticism for its lack of diversity.The Bachelor announced on Friday, June 12, that the real estate broker, 28, would be the franchise’s next series lead — and the first black Bachelor.“It’s an honor,” James, who is best friends with Tyler Cameron, said on Good Morning America. “I’m just going to lean into myself and how my mom raised me, and hopefully when people invite me into their homes on Monday nights, they’re going to see that I’m not much different from them and they see that diverse love stories are beautiful.”The New York resident was initially cast as a contestant on Clare Crawley’s upcoming season of The Bachelorette.

Fans of The Bachelor were hit with big news on the morning of June 12: Matt James will lead the show’s 25th season! He is also set to make a name for himself as the first Black bachelor in the franchise’s history. The 28-year-old has proved popular among Bachelor Nation, off the back of his friendship with former contestant Tyler Cameron, however some fans are wondering why Mike Johnson, 31, wasn’t picked instead.

The Bachelor has its first Black lead in Matt James. But there's more to be done, according to The Bachelorette star Rachel Lindsay.

The Bachelor has its first Black lead!

The Bachelor has its first Black lead!

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior Correspondent“The Bachelor” is one of the biggest franchises in television history.

Mike Johnson wasn't cast as the Bachelor for season 24. Johnson, a portfolio manager and Air Force veteran, was charming, good-looking and seemed to be the total package on Hannah Brown's season of — with viewers hoping he could be cast as the franchise's first-ever black male lead. However, Peter Weber was cast in the lead role instead, leaving many — including Rachel Lindsay — frustrated.

Mother-daughter duo Candice and Camryn Bridges are speaking out about Dance Moms star Abby Lee Miller‘s apology for past racist remarks. “I think it’s total BS. She didn’t issue one to us! She issued one to everybody else,” Camryn, 18, told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY, making reference to Abby’s recent apology to Adriana Smith. “The only reason she issued one to begin with is I told Adriana [Smith] to post that post and look how it did…I think she’s upset that it got as much attention as it did and she’s kind of trying to make a couple of people happy with a BS apology,” she said.

Abby Lee Miller‘s upcoming reality series with Lifetime has been cancelled in light of her past racist comments.

Hannah Brown revealed the important discussions she’s having with her family about racism after her N-word scandal.The former Bachelorette, 25, held an Instagram Live session on Friday, June 5, where she dove into how she’s working on being a better ally. In doing so, she acknowledged a fan’s question about whether she has “had conversations” with her family since her controversy.“I have and guess what? They’ve been uncomfortable,” the Dancing With the Stars champion revealed.

Actions speak louder than words. On Friday, former Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay virtually stopped by Daily Pop and shared with E!'s Nina Parker her thoughts on Drew Brees' apology, whether she's heard from Hannah Brown since her N-word controversy and more.

Hannah Brown is attempting to take the high road on this one.

Hannah Brown wants to make it clear there is no excusing her use of the N-word.

Hannah Brown is owning up to her mistake.  On Thursday, the Bachelorette star urged fans to stop defending her following her usage of the N-word with a moving plea on Instagram. Sharing a video of NFL star Emmanuel Acho explaining the history of the racial slur, Brown apologized once again for her error in judgement and sought to educate her fanbase.

Abby Lee Miller responded to the accusations that she used to make racist comments on Dance Moms. It all started when two of the black mothers called her out for being insincere after showing support to the Black Lives Matter movement.

Abby Lee Miller is taking responsibility for her past racially insensitive remarks.

Doubling down. Ben Higgins and Ashley Iaconetti addressed the negativity they received for holding Hannah Brown accountable after she said the N-word on Instagram Live.

Two parents from Dance Moms are sharing their experiences of working with Abby Lee Miller.  As protests surrounding the death of George Floyd continue around the world, season 8 mom Adriana Smith took to Instagram where she claimed the Lifetime reality star made controversial remarks towards her daughter Kamryn Smith. "I recently posted on my FB that racism is not something we can disagree on and still be friends, which in turn is why we are not friends.

Hannah Brown is apologizing once again for recently using the N-word in a video shared on Instagram. About two weeks ago, Brown, 25, used the N-word while rapping along to the song "Rockstar" by DaBaby, and quickly drew criticism from fans.

In mid-May Hannah Brown found herself in the middle of a controversy after uttering the N-word in a social media video for Tik Tok. After initially denying she used the word, she apologized, but the apology largely fell on deaf ears. 

THE Bachelorette star Hannah Brown has apologized again for saying the N-word during an Instagram Live. The 25-year-old vowed not to be an "ignorant white girl" in an 18-minute long clip - two weeks after her followers clapped back at her initial apology.

Hannah Brown is back with another apology video.

About two weeks after coming under fire for recording herself saying the N-word, Hannah Brown took to Instagram Live on Saturday to hold herself accountable.  "I don't need anybody to defend me for what I did because what I said...

Hannah Brown, 25, is again apologizing for her use of an inappropriate term. “I have some things and responsibilities that I need to take account for…I was on a run and I just can’t stay silent anymore,” she began her 18 minute Instagram video post shared on Saturday, May 30. The former Bachelorette star came under fire for singing the word “n—-” in an Instagram Live video while attempting to do a TikTok dance to DaBaby‘s “Rockstar.”

Hannah Brown has broken her silence.

Hannah Brown is finally addressing her N-word scandal and her controversial apology that came after! The former Bachelorette returned to social media for the first time since the whole thing happened and during an IG Live session, she opened up about her mistakes. It looks like the reality TV star has been on a self-improvement journey in the past two weeks while she was on a break from social media.

Hannah Brown has more to say about her recent controversy!

Hannah Brown has broken her silence. 

Hannah Brown has been in hot water over singing the N-word during an IG Live session and continues to receive criticism even after she apologized and promised to ‘do better!’ But, fellow Bachelorette, Rachel Lindsay is not convinced that she’s going to change! As you may know by now, Lindsay has been very vocal about her opinion on the whole thing, revealing that she was very disappointed by Brown’s apology. The reason for that was that she released a written statement instead of going live as promised.