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‘American Horror Story: NYC’: How to Watch & Stream Season 11 for Free

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“Something evil is coming.” AHS: NYC, the latest installment of Ryan Murphy’s American Horror Story franchise, premieres Wednesday (Oct. 19) on FX.

Zachary Quinto, Billie Lourd, Patti LuPone, Russell Tovey, Joe Mantello, Leslie Grossman, Charlie Carver, Sandra Bernhard, Isaac Powell and Denis O’Hare are among the cast of new characters for AHS season 11.

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Not much is known about AHS: NYC, but it promises to be a “season like no other,” according to the teaser trailer. The first episode begins with mysterious disappearances and deaths increasing in Manhattan, while a doctor makes a “frightening discovery” and a reporter “becomes tomorrow’s headline,” according to the episode description.

American Horror Story: NYC: When & How to Watch from Anywhere

The first two episodes of AHS: NYC will air back-to-back on FX on Wednesday beginning at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. Cable users can check local listings for channel information. The series will begin streaming on Hulu on Thursday.

AHS:NYC is a cable show, but you don’t need cable to watch. DirecTV Stream, Sling TV, and Fubo TV are just a few of the more affordable, cord-cutting options that feature FX among the channel lineup.

And if you’re not among the millions of Hulu subscribers, now’s your chance to join for free for the first month. Hulu’s ad-supported plan is its most popular and cheapest streaming package, at $7.99 a month (or $79.99/year). Join Hulu today to stream AHS: NYC and other shows and movies for free for a month.

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Hulu’s commercial-free plan is $14.99 a month and the bundle — with Disney+ and ESPN+ — starts at $13.99 a month. Subscribers can also add Starz, HBO Max and other channels for an additional fee. 

Want to watch live television? Hulu + Live TV is $69.99 a month to access 75+ live channels in addition to Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+.

Subscribers can create up to six profiles under one Hulu account and stream on up to two different screens at once. Watch Hulu from anywhere, via a smart TV, computer and other compatible devices for one low monthly (or yearly) price.

Hulu offers subscribers thousands of hours of non-stop entertainment. From countless TV episodes to can’t miss movies, the list of Hulu Originals includes The Handmaid’s Tale, Rosaline, Reasonable Doubt, Only Murders in the Building, Grid, Tell Me Lies, Hellraiser, The D’Amelio Show, The Kardashians, and Reboot.

FX is home to Atlanta, Reservoir Dogs, The Patient, Snowfall, Mayans M.C., The Old Man, and other fan favorites. Besides FX content and Original programs, you can stream most new episodes from network TV and cable shows on Hulu the day after they air.

Watch the chilling teaser trailer for AHS: NYC below.

Symba Narrates Golden State Warriors’ Opening Night Video As NBA Season Begins

Symba helped kick off the Golden State Warriors 2022-2023 NBA season by lending his voice to narrate their opening night highlight video.

On Tuesday evening (October 18), in the second game of the double-header NBA season opener, the reigning champion Warriors faced off against LeBron James, Anthony Davis and the Los Angeles Lakers. Prior to the jump ball, the Warriors had their ring ceremony, during which they hung their seventh championship banner.

To get fans ready for the event, NBC Sports teamed up with the Dubs, Symba and fellow Bay Area son Mistah F.A.B. for a video hyping up the new season. The video montage contained clips from the Warriors 2021-2022 remarkable championship run.

“They said the run was over, that this team was washed, that the dynasty by The Bay had come to an end, I’m not sure what else they’ve been saying.” Symba said before fellow Bay Area native Mistah F.A.B chimed in and added: “I mean it’s awfully hard to hear with all this champagne and confetti. The Larry is back where it belongs. Warriors! Champs once again.”

The West Coast duo then spoke on the dynamic between the older core of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green playing with the younger group of Jordan Poole, Andrew Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga and more.

“See, this is the golden age of basketball. While the rest of the league was playing checkers, we was out here making chess moves,” Symba continued as Fabby said: “‘Cause how you run the game, is the same you run the game.”

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“With the OGs, some of the greatest to ever do it,” Symba said with F.A.B. co-signing his statement. “True G.O.A.T. status, Billy!”

The video ended with the two rappers speaking on the competition the Warriors are facing with being champions for the fourth time in eight years. According to Symba and Mistah F.A.B. it’ll be tough, but the Dubs were “built for this” and are ready for the “next test.”

The Warriors ended up beating the Lakers 123 to 109 behind Steph Curry’s 33-point night, which also came with seven assists and six boards. LeBron James led the way for his Lakers squad with 31 points, eight assists and 14 rebounds.

Last month, Symba continued his run of decimating freestyles by spitting over Ice Spice’s breakout hit “Munch (Feelin’ U).”

Kanye West Apologizes For ‘Hurt & Confusion’ He Caused With Anti-Semitic Comments

Kanye West has apologized for his anti-Semitic remarks in a new interview with Piers Morgan as part of his controversial media tour this week.

Ye was initially apprehensive about apologizing but he eventually reached a point in the interview where he took responsibility for his comments and showed remorse to those he hurt. Yeezy said he made the “Death Con 3” comments knowing they were racist and admitted that “hurt people, hurt people.”

“I will say I’m sorry for the people that I hurt with the Death Con,” he said. “I feel like I caused hurt and confusion and I’m sorry for the families of the people that had nothing to do with the trauma that I’d been through. And I used my platform where you say, ‘Hurt people, hurt people.’ And I was hurt.

“I wanna say that it’s wrong to hold an apology hostage and I gotta let go of that and free myself of the trauma and say, ‘Look, I’m just gonna give it all up to God right now. And say to those families that are hurt I really wanna give you guys a big hug and I say I’m sorry for hurting you with my comments.”

Ye continued: “And I want to word it not in a political way, but a presidential way, which means what I knew to be a president when I was growing up.”

Look for the rest of the two-hour Kanye West interview with Piers Morgan to arrive on Friday (October 21).

In other Kanye West news, his divorce from Kim Kardashian has entered its final stages, more than a year after the SKIMS mogul first filed the paperwork.

Dame Dash Says He’s ‘Worried’ About Kanye West: ‘Let’s Have Some Compassion’

In documents obtained by The Blast, Ye’s lawyer has reportedly filed a “declaration of disclosure,” turning over all his financial documents to his estranged wife’s legal team.

He’s also reportedly reached an agreement on how to divide finances and property. According to The Blast, “in cases of this kind, the disclosure is filed within days or weeks of the final judgment and settlement being filed.”

Meanwhile, Dame Dash has admitted he’s worried about Kanye West’s wellbeing following his recent outbursts.

During a recent trip to London, the Roc-A-Fella co-founder — who signed Ye to the label in 2002 — appeared on Kick Game‘s sneaker shopping series and was asked about his current thoughts on Kanye.

Miley Cyrus Settles With Paparazzo Who Sued Her for Posting Photo of Herself to Instagram

Miley Cyrus has settled a copyright lawsuit a month after she was sued for posting a paparazzi photo of herself to Instagram, according to court documents filed Wednesday (Oct. 18) and obtained by Billboard.

In the original complaint, filed on Sept. 12 in Los Angeles federal court, photographer Robert Barbera claimed that Cyrus reposted his 2020 image of her without a license or permission to do so. In the snap, the “Midnight Sky” singer is seen waving to fans as she exits a building.

In his complaint, Barbera claimed Cyrus has an “immense presence” due to her millions of followers on Instagram, and that posting the image “crippled if not destroyed” his ability to make money licensing it.

According to court documents, the lawsuit was subsequently dismissed “with prejudice,” meaning Barbera cannot refile the same claim again in that court.

The lawsuit against Cyrus is not the first Barbera has filed. The New York-based photographer previously filed copyright complaints against Ariana Grande in May 2019 and January 2020, and Justin Bieber in October 2019, though both cases were later settled on confidential terms. Earlier this summer, he filed another lawsuit against Dua Lipa that at the time of publication is still pending in court.

Though these cases may seem unfair, the law is on the side of photographers like Barbera, as they own the copyrights to the images that they take — and using those photos without a license constitutes infringement. Simply appearing in an image does not give a celebrity co-ownership of it, nor does it give them a right to repost it for free.

Had the court found that Cyrus had infringed Barbera’s copyright, the singer could have faced damages totaling as much as $150,000. For that reason, most celebrities accused of infringement by photographers opt to settle out of court, likely for a smaller sum, in order to avoid the time and expense that come with continued litigation. Though the terms of these settlement deals are nearly always private, for a single photo, amounts likely range in the tens of thousands of dollars.

Big Sean Offers YK Osiris Advice Following Suicide Scare

Big Sean has given YK Osiris some valuable advice after the R&B singer scared fans with talk of suicide earlier this week.

Osiris had fans worrying about his health on Tuesday (October 18) after he shared a cryptic video message to his socials where he spoke about his unhappiness with his career.

“I wanna die. I wanna kill myself,” he said in part, holding back tears. “I wanna just leave this Earth. But something telling me…I don’t know….I can’t even see my kids. People look at me as a clown. I’m a talented person. But that doesn’t matter because I don’t drop my music. I don’t do shit. I haven’t even performed in fucking two years, n-gga. I get why they don’t fuck with me. But, I don’t know.”

In a follow-up video posted to Instagram, Osiris thanked all those who checked in on him and admitted he was “drained.”

“I was very down and very emotional, and I was drained but y’all help me a lot,” Osiris said. “Knowing that you don’t have friends in the industry and things like that, but you do have people out there that really love you. That really wanna see you win, and I realized that yesterday and today.”

He continued: “All I wanna say is check on your people. Check on your mom and your sisters. I don’t care if you mad, I don’t know if you mad but people need love man. People need that love man for real…keep God first man, cause if we don’t got nobody we got God!”

Big Sean echoed this sentiment in the comment section of Osiris’s post. “Saying this outta love bro! Love yourself first so you dont need everyone or anyone else’s love to function or to feel good,” Sean said.

“When you your own source of happiness n love then any love you get is just extra on top (which is beautiful) and any love you dont get, you’re still you and un affected, or at least not as affected by conditional circumstances or how others feel about you.”

Big Sean concluded: “Just leaving that here for others as well. Glad you feeling better though bro. God got you!”

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During his initial rant, Osiris pulled his car over to hand three children $500 a piece, and gave another woman $500 after she asked for money as well.

“I just want to be happy. That’s all I wanna do is be happy,” he said after giving the money away. “My baby mama always tell me, ‘Osiris, nobody fuck with you.’ I always tell her, ‘Ah, I don’t believe you.’ And nobody really don’t fuck with me. She be telling me, ‘Osiris, nobody fuck with you. Stop doing music, bruh. Your shit wack.’ Now, I believe her. She’s definitely right.”

YK’s troubling few days come after he got some new ink of Drake and Usher’s respective logos — the letter “u” and the OVO owl. He hopped on his Instagram Story to flex the tat he got on the side of his right leg and explained how he has conversations with “legends” about the road to “success.”

“When you get to seat at the same table with legends, and they talk to you about success, you will understand,” YK wrote on his Instagram Story.

Watch Villano Antillano, Corina Smith & More Discuss Music & Sexuality in New ‘Cultura Clash’ Episode

Does an artist need a certain level of sex appeal in order to achieve success? Are labels asking their artists to be ultra sensual in their appearance and lyrics in order to sell? The role or intersectionality of sexuality and music took centerstage during a heated conversation between artists Dalex, Villano Antillano, Corina Smith and Lenny Tavárez for the newest episode of Billboard‘s Cultura Clash.

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“People like to consume through their eyes, they like what looks nice, what’s aesthetic,” says Puerto Rican trans rapper Villano Antillano. “Sex sells.” Smith adds, “I think physical appearance does have influence over any product but the power we have as artists, when one of our songs can make someone feel sexy or sensual, that’s where it’s at. To be able get someone in that mindset, that’s really powerful.”

The group also got candid about the advice given to them from their respective teams (managers, labels) and if its at all impacted their career path. “Everyone wants to have an opinion and it starts at home with your family,” says Tavárez. “And you take all of it into consideration but, as an artist, you have to know yourself, what you feel comfortable doing and how you’re going to project yourself. Sometimes my team wants me to automatically go onstage shirtless but sometimes I don’t want to do that.”

Now in its second season, Cultura Clash — hosted by Latin executive AJ Ramos — spotlights Latin artists and influencers who discuss trending topics within Latin culture and music. A new episode airs every Wednesday on Billboard.com, social media and Billboard‘s YouTube channel.  Watch this week’s episode above.

Fetty Wap Speaks Out From Jail As Drug Trafficking Sentence Looms

Fetty Wap has updated fans on his current condition inside a federal prison while he waits for his drug trafficking case to begin.

On Tuesday (October 18), an audio clip surfaced online of the “Trap Queen” rapper seemingly in good spirits and thanking fans for all the support they’ve been showing him since he was arrested on federal drug charges ahead of his performance at Rolling Loud in October 2021 in Queens, New York.

“Ayo, yo, what’s good, man, you already know it’s your boy Fetty Wap 1738, you heard,” Fetty Wap said. “I just want to thank all the fans. You feel me? All the fans showing me love, sending all the reels and the stories and everything and all the tags, photos and everything like that you heard.

“You know I got my head up always, you know what I’m saying? Like never bent, never fold, I love y’all thank y’all for everything you know what I’m saying.”

The audio comes weeks after a picture popped up online of Fetty Wap wearing a brown prison jumpsuit and posing next to three other inmates. The New Jersey native was reportedly being held at a special housing unit at a federal jail in Brooklyn.

Fetty Wap was out on $500,000 bond but had been arrested on August 8 for his role on a FaceTime call in December 2021, where he allegedly threatened to kill another man. Fetty broke the conditions of his release and New Jersey state law, leading Magistrate Judge Steven Locke to send him back to jail, where he is still waiting to start his trial in Central Islip Federal Court.

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The rapper pleaded guilty on August 22 to federal drug charges in connection to his interstate drug trafficking case. He was in Long Island Federal Court, where he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess and distribute 500 grams of cocaine, according to the New York Daily News.

The guilty plea comes with a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison and a maximum of 40 years. “I agreed with other people to distribute cocaine,” Fetty told the judge during the hearing. “Guilty.”

Despite seemingly being in good spirits in the prison photo and the most recent audio clip, Fetty’s lawyer Elizabeth Macedonio explained during his guilty plea that she was “very concerned about his housing” and that he was subject to the “harshest of conditions.”

She also requested his transfer to another jail while he waits for sentencing, but prosecutors say the decision to move Fetty to another prison facility is in the hands of the Bureau of Prisons and the US Marshals Service.

Everything You Need to Know About UFC 280, the Must-Watch Oliveira vs. Makhachev Fight

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Former lightweight champion Charles Oliveira will attempt to regain his title when he faces off against Islam Makhachev in UFC 280 this weekend. The PPV fight will stream exclusively on ESPN+.

Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about UFC 280, including how and when to watch, fight card details and more.

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When Is UFC 280?

UFC 280 prelims will take place Saturday (Oct. 22) at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT. The main card PPV fight will only be available on ESPN+.

UFC 280 prelims begin at 10 a.m. ET/7 a.m. PT on ESPNews, ESPN+ and UFC Fight Pass.

What Makes UFC 280 a Must Watch?

The match between former lightweight champion, Oliveira and Makhachev is one of the year’s most anticipated UFC fights, as it will determine a new chapter for both fighters.

UFC 280 is the first fight for Oliveira since he was stripped of the lightweight title and disqualified for being underweight at UFC 274 in May. If Oliveira wins the title back, he will likely go on to fight Alex Volkanovski, who is a backup fighter for the UFC 280 main card event after doctors cleared him to fight following a hand injury over the summer.

Makhachev might be the underdog at UFC 280, but don’t count him out just yet. Keep reading for details on how the two fighters match up.

Oliveira vs. Makhachev: How They Match Up

Brazil’s Oliveira is favored to win among betters; however, Russia’s Makhachev will prove to be a tough competitor, as he has won 10 consecutive bouts since the only loss of his MMA career to Adriano Martins at UFC 192 in 2015.

Oliveira, meanwhile, is just as impressive. He has won 11 fights in a row, with 10 via stoppage. Oliveira beat Michael Chandler, Dustin Poirier and Justin Gaethje in succession via stoppage.

Oliveira, 33, and Makhachev, 31, are also in a close race when it comes to measurements. Both are 5-foot-10-inches and 155 pounds. However, Oliveira has a slightly larger reach of 74 inches compared to Makhachev’s 70.

How to Watch UFC 280 on ESPN+

The UFC 276 PPV fight will be available exclusively on ESPN+ for $74.99. Already subscribed? Click here to log in and follow directions to order the fight, or click the buy button below.

New to ESPN+? It’s the go-to streaming destination for dedicated sports fans. From UFC to NFL, sports lovers will find a variety of live and on-demand programming, including PPV sporting events, documentaries, and exclusive series.

ESPN+ is $9.99 a month (or $99.99 a year) to subscribe to the service by itself. To expand your streaming library, bundle ESPN+ with Disney+ and Hulu for $13.99 a month.

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Who Else Is On the UFC 280 Fight Card?

In addition to the main event, the co-main event features Aljamain Sterling facing off against TJ Dillashaw, Petr Yan versus Sean O’Malley, Beneil Dariush against Mateusz Gamrot, and Katlyn Chookagian versus Manon Fiorot.

UFC 280 preliminary fights include Belal Muhammad vs. Sean Brady, Makhmud Muradov vs Caio Borralho, Volkan Oezdemir vs Nikita Krylov, Zubaira Tukhugov vs Lucas Almeida, Abubakar Nurmagomedov vs. Gadzhi Omargadzhiev, Armen Petrosyan vs. AJ Dobson, Muhammad Mokaev vs. Malcolm Gordon, and Karol Rosa vs. Lina Lansberg.

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Future Called Out By Alleged Baby Mother Over Missed Child Support Payments

Future has been called out by a woman claiming to be one of his children’s mother and accused of missing numerous child support payments.

A woman who allegedly had a daughter with King Pluto took to Instagram on Tuesday (October 18) to blast the “Life Is Good” rapper for suddenly stopping his child support payments.

“You can cuss Future out damn near slap that ni-gga and he will not trip,” she shared to her Instagram story. “But go to the internet he gone come for your throat. He hates it!”

She continued: “I know he miss me eating his ass but we don’t need to be doing this bad term good term shit every few months.”

She then scolded Future for bringing home “a bunch of thotty hate hoes,” before saying: “What’s sad is he really wants to be a better person. He has good days where he cry it out … but then the devil work him back to hell. I can’t speak for some of the BMs who he never did shit for, but deep down he know I been solid. I didn’t just meet him, it’s been six years. So I know his good side and his bad side.”

She continued: “Peace is the real wealth but b4 I dead him for real this time I had to share this so he can see I’m fucking serious this time! Now he got a reason to hate me.”

While this woman’s identity remains a mystery, she is far from the first baby mama to criticize Future’s parenting skills. In 2021, Brittni Mealy, the mother of Future’s 8-year-old son Prince, took to Instagram to share an alleged text message convo between Future and Prince in which the former writes: “Your mother is a hoe!”

Mealy wrote in the caption: “He texts this to a child! You a real coward he 8 years old stupid.” Future replied with a cap emoji, but Mealy said the exchange was definitely real.

“Definitely not cap!” she wrote in response. “TF I got to lie for you said it definitely your # and his so stand on it and pipe down if you don’t want these recordings posted! On gawd you said it they need to cancel you. Cruelty to children! Haven’t seen him in 3 months but in the same state I can keep going! Got a refund on his school clothes today! Petty ’cause someone don’t wanna be sexually active with you and just want to co-parent!!”

She added: “I have been sooooo nice and calm I’m tired now!!! But I’m chill! I do not play about my kids! I’m a mother first and always go stand up for mine.”

Future took to Twitter to respond once again, simply writing: “Pray for her.”

In another instance in 2020, Mealy claimed Future had told Prince that he planned to “shoot up his mom,” and back in 2018, model and businesswoman Eliza Reign, who claimed to be pregnant with another one of Future’s children, accused the platinum-selling rapper of threatening to kill her and her unborn baby.

Future has yet to comment on the most recent claims made against him.

Christina Aguilera Gives ‘Beautiful’ a Modern Update With Powerful New Music Video

Don’t you bring her down today. Christina Aguilera unveiled a new music video for her classic single “Beautiful” on Wednesday (Oct. 19) to celebrate the 20th anniversary of her sophomore album Stripped.

The updated visual sends the song’s powerful message straight into 2022 as it depicts kids and teens grappling with the onslaught of negative messaging on social media, body dysmorphia, plastic surgery, depression and suicidal ideation.

“Every day is so wonderful/ Then suddenly, it’s hard to breathe/ Now and then, I get insecure/ From all the pain, I’m so ashamed/ I am beautiful, no matter what they say/ Words can’t bring me down/ I am beautiful in every single way/ Yes, words can’t bring me down/ Oh no, so don’t you bring me down today,” Aguilera sings as a team of young female dancers stare vacantly into their ring lights while applying makeup and other teens are transfixed to their phones.

Though she doesn’t appear in the new video, the singer shared her thoughts about the song’s impact on Twitter, writing, “The original ‘Beautiful’ video set out to bring awareness and a sense of compassion in the face of criticism. It still carries an important message to remember our core values outside of what’s being fed to us…to find a sense of balance and accepting ourselves for who we are.”

Originally released as a radio follow-up to lead single “Dirrty” in November 2022, the ballad peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming Aguilera’s sixth career hit in the all-genre chart’s top three spots.

Watch the 2022 version of “Beautiful” and read Aguilera’s tweet below.