While other celebrities are ditching the Oscars this year in protest, Quincy Jones plans on giving the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences an ultimatum instead, says the Hollywood Reporter. He will refuse their offer to present if they refuse to let him give a quick speech at the awards about bringing recognition to women and people of color in Hollywood.

For Tracy Morgan, laughter is the best medicine.

Bieber's "Purpose" tour is not locked in stone, but there is a working concept that describes the beginning of the show. 

Sometimes a kiss really is just a kiss.

On Monday (Jan. 18), Jada Pinkett-Smith took to Facebook to announce her boycott of the 2016 Oscars, and to encourage other entertainers of color not to “beg” for recognition. In her video, which has since gone viral, Smith stated, “Begging for acknowledgement, or even asking, diminishes dignity. And it diminishes power.” And while many of the masses were on board for the actress’ crusade, one “blacktress” in particular was not here for her rhetoric: former The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air star, Janet Hubert. Posting a video response of her own, Hubert did not mince words with her critical response to The Smiths.