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Life is a box of chocolates when you help out animals. After Drake’s OVO clothing line banned animal fur from its clothing, PETA sent Drake bunny-shaped vegan chocolates as a thank you.

October’s Very Own (OVO), the clothing and lifestyle brand co-founded by Drake, has officially announced that it will no longer sell products made with real animal fur. The move comes after pressure from PETA and over 100,000 e-mails from its supporters urging the brand to end its use of fur, including that from rabbits and coyotes. PETA is sending OVO vegan bunny-shaped chocolates in appreciation.

“Fur belongs on the animals who were born in it, not on jackets and footwear,” said PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman. The animal rights organization celebrates OVO’s decision, joining numerous fashion brands like Canada Goose and Dolce & Gabbana in rejecting fur.

Rabbits, known for their joyful leaps and sensitive nature, and coyotes, devoted parents with strong family bonds, are often confined to tiny cages or killed inhumanely for their fur. PETA continues its efforts to push other brands, including LVMH, to follow OVO’s lead and end the cruel practice. For more details, visit PETA.org.

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Prepare for a thrilling ride with Kraven the Hunter, the latest Marvel standalone film that dares to explore the origins of one of its most notorious villains. This action-packed, R-rated spectacle dives deep into the life of Sergei Kravinoff, a man whose hunger for vengeance transforms him into the ultimate predator.

Starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Bullet Train, Kick-Ass) as Kraven, the film takes audiences through his tumultuous upbringing under the shadow of his ruthless gangster father, Nikolai Kravinoff, played by Russell Crowe (Gladiator, The Pope’s Exorcist). Their strained relationship fuels Sergei’s descent into a world of violence and survival, setting him on a path to become the world’s greatest and most feared hunter.

Unlike traditional superhero narratives, Kraven the Hunter leans into its darker themes, showcasing the moral complexities of its central character. The result is a gripping tale of vengeance, brutality, and transformation.

Kraven the Hunter isn’t your typical Marvel film—it’s raw, visceral, and unflinching, a refreshing departure for fans seeking something more mature from the comic-book genre.

Directed by J.C. Chandor (All Is Lost, A Most Violent Year), the film masterfully balances action sequences with character-driven storytelling. Chandor’s direction brings a grounded intensity to the film, allowing Kraven’s personal struggles and brutal journey to resonate powerfully.

Fans can look forward to thrilling action scenes, heart-pounding suspense, and standout performances from a stellar cast. The official trailer, which has already generated buzz online, promises a blend of brutal combat and emotional depth, setting Kraven the Hunter apart from its Marvel predecessors.

Kraven the Hunter is a must-watch for fans of action and thriller genres, offering a fresh perspective on one of Marvel’s iconic villains. This gripping origin story is sure to leave audiences captivated—and maybe a little afraid of what lurks in the wild.

Watch the trailer below.

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50 Cent needs to write a book “Trolling for Dummies.” Seriously, the G-Unit Honcho’s latest Gram post aimed at Dame Dash may have been full of playful trolling, but it doesn’t mean the G-Unit mogul is against his fellow Hip-Hop entrepreneur’s success. In a now-deleted post, 50 Cent had some strong words for Dame, but surprisingly ended on a supportive note.

“Dame run his mouth too much, but check out America Nu,” 50 wrote, according to Complex, referring to Dame Dash’s independent media company. “I don’t like the sh*t he said but I don’t care to see him fvcked up!”

If you don’t know, the “America Nu Network” is a media platform that aims to amplify Black and independent voices, positioning itself as a “groundbreaking media distribution platform” set to change how stories are shared, according to its official website.

Anywho, despite the back-and-forth between the two, Dame Dash has made it clear that he’s not backing down. Earlier this year, the Roc-A-Fella cofounder challenged 50 Cent to a “CEO War,” using his America Nu Network as the weapon of choice.

“I saw that cute sht 50 said about me not having no money, and because of that, I feel like now me and 50 should have a battle,” Dame said. “No gangster sht, I’m 53 years old. That would be wack and corny for the culture, but he’s in the television network business now.”

What’s more, Dame continued to clarify his intentions: “If I was a rapper, I would be like ‘Alright I’ma make a diss record, you make a diss record.’ Nah, let’s not do that. Let’s do [a] CEO war. You drop your television network today. You should be able to do that because you have power, you have the resources and you know, you’re getting money. And because I’m ‘broke,’ this should be easy work.”

While the back-and-forth may seem like a rivalry, 50 Cent’s post reveals that, despite their differences, he doesn’t want to see Dame fail—and might even be rooting for his success in the media space.

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GRAMMY® Award-winning singer, songwriter, and actress Coco Jones delivers holiday magic with her new project, Coco By The Fireplace, out now via High Standardz/Def Jam Recordings. This festive four-track collection showcases Coco’s soulful voice and R&B artistry, just in time for the season.

Fans can catch Coco performing her GRAMMY-nominated hit “Here We Go (Uh Oh)” at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on November 28 and songs from her holiday release on Christmas in Rockefeller Center on December 4.

Coco’s stellar year continues with two 2025 GRAMMY nominations for “Here We Go (Uh Oh),” celebrating her ongoing reign as a standout force in R&B.

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Louisiana rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again secures the #1 spot on US Top Artists as anticipation builds for his album I’ve Just Got a Lot on My Shoulders. Charting tracks include “Killa Season” (#49), “Sneaking” (#57), and “Missing Everything” (#75), showcasing his continued dominance ahead of the release.

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October’s Very Own (OVO), the clothing and lifestyle brand co-founded by Drake, has officially announced that it will no longer sell products made with real animal fur. The move comes after pressure from PETA and over 100,000 e-mails from its supporters urging the brand to end its use of fur, including that from rabbits and coyotes. PETA is sending OVO vegan bunny-shaped chocolates in appreciation.

“Fur belongs on the animals who were born in it, not on jackets and footwear,” said PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman. The animal rights organization celebrates OVO’s decision, joining numerous fashion brands like Canada Goose and Dolce & Gabbana in rejecting fur.

Rabbits, known for their joyful leaps and sensitive nature, and coyotes, devoted parents with strong family bonds, are often confined to tiny cages or killed inhumanely for their fur. PETA continues its efforts to push other brands, including LVMH, to follow OVO’s lead and end the cruel practice. For more details, visit PETA.org.

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