A new comedy special of Kevin Hart will be released soon. On Friday, the full-length trailer for his new Netflix stand-up, Kevin Hart: Zero Fucks Given, released and interestingly, it was shot inside the actor’s home. It was in September 2020 that the show was filmed in Los Angeles, California. While usually, he performs in front of thousands of people in arenas and theaters, the pandemic restricted his performance to the living room this time. Several fans were invited to join him, and once can see in the trailer, that all of them came with masks.
Westside Gunn has become a free agent, which he revealed in the latest episode of The Joe Budden Podcast that was aired on Saturday (Nov. 14). He stated that he is not a part of Eminem’s Shady Records any longer. He engaged with Budden, Rory and Mal on their podcast, during which, he was enquired about his association with the record label as well as his status in terms of the “Lose Yourself” rapper’s label. It was after the release of his project Who Made The Sunshine in October that he cut off from the label.
In Washington, D.C., the “Million MAGA March” that occurred on Saturday quickly turned violent, when Proud Boys began to take over the streets of the city. Many supporters of Donald Trump moved to the capital of the country to protest against what they truly believe was voter fraud that has occurred the 2020 presidential election, which witnessed Joe Biden become victorious. Throughout downtown Washington, Trump’s supporters marched around and were soon joined by members of the far-right group. The Proud Boys donned black clothes, and a few wore helmets and ballistic vests. Many people sustained injuries during the clashes.
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