On February 9, Kendrick Lamar made history as the first-ever solo rapper to headline the Super Bowl halftime show. The 22-time Grammy Award-winning rapper delivered an electrifying performance at the Super Bowl 59 Halftime Show Presented by Apple Music, with hits including a GNX teaser, “squabble up,” “HUMBLE.,” “peekaboo,” “All The Stars,” “Not Like Us,” and “tv off.” Lamar’s eclectic and culturally rich halftime show featured Academy Award winner Samuel L. Jackson, Grammy Award-winning artist SZA, Olympic gold medalist Serena Williams, and the acclaimed Grammy Award-winning producer MUSTAAAAARD! 

Kendrick Lamar's New Film "Whitney Springs" with Chloe East and Celeste Octavia, is set to release on July 11, as revealed by Paramount+.

Anthony Mackie is making waves on his press tour for his latest Marvel film, ‘Captain America: Brave New World,’ set to hit theaters this Friday. As he shares exciting new details about the film, he says, “Kendrick did the title song for my movie. I hope that’s not supposed to be a surprise!”  Well, Mackie, we can’t say we’re shocked—after all, when it comes to superheroes, not all heroes wear capes, and Kendrick Lamar’s musical genius is nothing short of heroic!

The Pulitzer Prize-winning and 22x Grammy Award-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar partners with ‘South Park’ co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone for a live-action comedy set to hit theaters July 4. The project, to be released by Paramount Pictures, is written by Vernon Chatman, with Lamar and pgLang partner Dave Free serving as co-producers alongside Parker and Stone. While much of the plot remains unknown at this time, the live-action comedy will reportedly portray the collision of the past and present when a young Black man, interning at a living history museum, makes a jarring discovery about his white girlfriend's ancestors. 

Kendrick Lamar and his creative partner Dave Free along with South Park co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are set to produce a new live-action comedy for Paramount. The project was initially announced in January 2022, with Emmy-winning South Park scribe Vernon Chatman writing the script. At the time, there was no director attached to the project, but sources now confirm that Parker will direct the film himself.