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Diddy strikes out again with his on again-off again partner Yung Miami, one half of the City Girls rap duo. This time the father of seven was seen looking stressed in a Chanel store, as the City Girl flashed wads of cold cash and ran up a pretty healthy shopping tab. It can be assumed the media mogul and DeLeon dealer picked up the tab.
Yung Miami confirmed that Diddy did, indeed, drop dollars on her shopping spree. She shared a recording of their high end outing on Instagram. The caption read: “He wanna sponsor my #ACTBAD Thank you Papi,” and closed with a diversity of heart emojis.
There are a couple of moments when a very wealthy Diddy looks pressed and perturbed as Yung Miami acts bad, spends his cash, twerks, selects clothing and a designer purse or two. He rubs his head in despair and follows her, as she prances out of the Chanel store, arms heavy with multiple “Black Chanel bags.”
The video clip features the song “Act Bad,” and comes on the heels of Diddy’s current summer single featuring Yung Miami, JT and Fabolos.
As can be expected, social media users sounded off in the comments with their takes on the Diddy/Caresha dynamic. Some spoke to the City Girl sticking around for Diddy dollars:
“Caresha smarter than y’all give her credit for … compare her life before and after diddy,” sweeterthejuicee posted.
“He don’t claim her” but that account cleared every time,” _jworld commented.
Others spoke to the media mogul’s marketing prowess and the timing of Yung Miami’s IG post.
“Y’all are marketing geniuses,” breakin_g.curses chimed in.
As the popular saying goes, “It ain’t trickin’ if you got it,” and we’re quite sure Diddy has deep pockets—and business acumen in and out of romantic relationships.
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One of director Quentin Tarantino’s most beloved films is finally making it to 4K UHD in 2023. And just in time for its 20th anniversary. Via Variety, we’ve learned that Kill Bill Volume 1 and Kill Bill: Volume 2 will release in a newly remastered version later this year. Lionsgate has gained the release rights to the film, along with another Tarantino classic, Jackie Brown. This news means that Lionsgate has the largest collection of Tarantino films under its umbrella. They also own the rights to Reservoir Dogs, Death Proof, Inglourious Basterds, Django Unchained, and The Hateful Eight.
There is no word yet on extras for the upcoming Kill Bill release. But we can tell you one thing fans of Uma Thurman’s Beatrix Kiddo definitely want to see. Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair. Originally, Tarantino meant for Kill Bill to be one long film. Indeed, he shot it that way. But when the running time hit nearly four hours, the studio convinced Tarantino to split the film in half. But Tarantino had a print with the longer version, which screened once at the Cannes Film Festival in 2004, and again at his own LA theater the New Beverly in 2011 and 2015.
This edited-together version had some minor changes, such as a full-color action sequence in the House of the Blue Leaves. That was changed for the U.S. market to receive an R-rating. At one point in the 2000s, they displayed box art for a home video release of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair at Comic-Con in San Diego. But they never released it, and that company no longer has the rights. Tarantino had always planned to add a new animated sequence to the film, but never got around to it. Maybe it’s finally happening? Even if it’s not, it will be great to finally have this iconic movie in a properly remastered format.
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Another day means more streaming news. We learned in early May that Disney+, which will combine with Hulu into a single app, would be removing certain streaming content from its platform. Disney’s Chief Financial Officer Christine McCarthy announced this on an earnings call saying that the company is revising its costs and strategy. Removing streaming content is a move we recently saw Max (formerly HBO Max) make as a cost-cutting measure.
“We are in the process of reviewing the content on our DTC [direct-to-consumer] services to align with the strategic changes in our approach to content curation,” said McCarthy. “As a result, we will be removing certain content from our streaming platforms, and currently expect to take an impairment charge of approximately $1.5 to $1.8 billion. The charge, which will not be recorded in our segment results will primarily be recognized in the third quarter as we complete our review and remove the content.”
McCarthy also said the streaming service will produce lower volumes of content in the future.
As for what Disney is removing from Disney+ and Hulu, reference the list below.
9/11: One Day in America
America the Beautiful
Among the Stars
Artemis Fowl
Be Our Chef
Best in Dough
Best in Snow
Better Nate Than Ever
Big Shot
Bin Laden’s Hard Drive
Black Beauty
Buried Secrets of WWII
Cheaper by the Dozen remake
Clouds
Croc That Ate Jaws
Darby and the Dead
Diary of a Future President
Disney Fairy Tale Weddings
Dollface
Drug Lords: The Next Generation
Earth to Ned
Encore!
Everything’s Trash
Extreme Rescues
Flora & Ulysses
Foodtastic
Harmonious Live!
Hollywood Stargirl
It’s a Dog’s Life with Bill Farmer
Just Beyond
Keep This Between Us
Life Below Zero: Next Generation
Little Demon
Locked Up Abroad
Love in the Time of Corona
Maggie
Magic Camp
Marvel’s Project Hero
More Than Robots
Most Wanted Sharks
National Geographic Investigates: LSD and Psychedelics
North Korea: Inside the Mind of a Dictator
Own the Room
Pentatonix: Around the World for the Holidays
Pick the Litter
Pistol
Rogue Trip
Rosaline
Shop Class
Stargirl
Stuntman
The Armstrong Tapes
The Big Fib
The Come Up
The Deep End
The Hot Zone
The Making Of Willow
The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers
The Mysterious Benedict Society
The One and Only Ivan
The Premise
The Princess
The Quest
The Real Right Stuff
The Right Stuff
The World According to Jeff Goldblum
Timmy Failure
To Catch A Smuggler Rome
Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller
Turner & Hooch
Ultimate Survival WWII
Weird But True!
Willow
Wolfgang
Y: The Last Man
This content is set to leave Disney+ and Hulu on May 26.
Originally published on May 11, 2023.
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