Apple Announce Documentary With Wiz Khalifa

According to the Apple announcement, the series “will go into the most intimate aspects of Wiz Khalifa’s life,” containing archival footage from throughout his decade-plus-long career. The series will feature interviews with his family and his closest friends.

Friend of Wiz Khalifa and executive producer of the project Micheal Strahan also added, “Wiz and I both share a passion for family, friendship and hard work, and that’s exactly what you’ll see from him in this series. We’re excited to team up with Apple Music and give the world an intimate look into the rise of an entertainment icon.”

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Michael Jackson Accuser Changes His Story

Although he was recently one of his most staunch supporters, Aaron Carter was just approached by TMZ where he appeared to do a complete 180 on his previous defense of Michael Jackson.

"In regards to that situation, I actually have my own experience that happened with Michael so I'm going to be talking about that," Carter said to the surprised reporter, who then explicitly asked him if he was referencing abuse.

"You're just gonna have to find out," Carter replied while plugging an autobiography that he's currently writing, adding that "he'll always have [MJ's] back, however, he will tell his truth." From there, he stated that his family has known about what he's about to reveal for years but have never talked about, though the Jackson family was apparently left in the dark.

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Drake Brings Out J. Cole In London

Drake brought out J. Cole who took the stage to perform his latest hit record "Middle Child." In addition to the surprise performance, the two global artists also took a moment to share their respect for one another's success and significance to the rap game, while also insinuating that they might have some new music on the way.

Thus far Drake and J. Cole have collaborated twice throughout their careers, initially on "In the Morning" off Friday Night Lights in 2010 followed by the "Jodeci Freestyle" in 2013.

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Miley Cyrus Confirms She's Pregnant

I don't know how true it is, but Miley Cirus has took to Instagram and announced she was pregnant. News of Miley Cyrus being pregnant were floating when she stepped out in a very loose kaftan.

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YouTube Raises Its TV Prices

The Google-owned service, not to be confused with the free version of YouTube, also announced that it's adding Discovery channels including Discovery Channel, HGTV, Food Network, TLC, Investigation Discovery, Animal Planet, Travel Channel, and MotorTrend. 

YouTube TV, a live TV streaming service designed to replace a traditional cable TV package, will raise its monthly price from $40 to $50. Subscribers billed through Apple will have to pay $55.

YouTube TV is one of a handful of new subscription options aimed at cable TV cord cutters who want to stream live TV channels such as ESPN, TNT and CNN, as well as local channels including ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC.

Apple takes a 30 percent share of subscription revenue made through iOS apps or iTunes, with that cut dropping to 15 percent if the app holds onto the member for subsequent years.

YouTube TV's official twitter feed says current subscribers will see the increase in the first billing cycle after May 13. Unlike DirecTV Now, which allows subscribers to keep the older, lower pricing if they don't cancel service, there's no so-called grandfathered pricing with YouTube TV.

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