Fantasia Barrino, former American Idol star, will return to the Broadway stage as star in the show, “After Midnight,” a musical about celebrating Duke Ellington’s time at the famous Cotton Club nightclub in Harlem, reports Yahoo.
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Fantasia Barrino, former American Idol star, will return to the Broadway stage as star in the show, “After Midnight,” a musical about celebrating Duke Ellington’s time at the famous Cotton Club nightclub in Harlem, reports Yahoo.
Up next: Rihanna Hit With Food On Stage
Rihanna Hit With Food On Stage
Earlier this week, during a tour stop in Manchester, #RihannaNavy pelted their leader and her entourage with chips because they were reportedly upset about the delayed performance, reports NecoleBitchie.The whole incident was caught on video and Rihanna told the chip-throwers that they were an “epic fail.”
Up Next: Wesley Snipes Home From Jail
Wesley Snipes Home From Jail
Back in 2012, actor Wesley Snipes was convicted of willfully refusing to file tax returns from 1999-2001 and was sentenced to three years in prison. RhymeswithSnitch has reported that he is finished with his sentence and will be heading to a halfway house, sometime today, and will be on supervised probation for one year.
