She's riding high as one of the most sought after singers in music at the moment, but on Friday (May 22), Doja Cat began trending on Twitter after fans called for her to be canceled. After mulling through hundreds of tweets, there are a variety of convoluted reasons as to why "#DojaCatIsOverParty" topped the trending charts, and it doesn't seem like there is a linear explanation. Yet, this is what we could come up with.

Fans want to cancel the 'Say So' singer yet again. However, it seems like she may not be forgiven this time! #DojaCatIsOverParty has been trending on Twitter after Doja Cat allegedly made racist comments that have crossed the line this time. Although she’s being subjected to extreme criticism for intentionally being racist, various theories surrounding the issue have been swirling the internet. 

What do you think about Doja Cat racism row?

‘Say So’ fame Doja Cat seems to have called in for trouble yet again. The controversy’s favourite child has this time being called out for her allegedly racist comments. Twitter this time seems in no mood to forgive her. #dojacatisoverparty has been trending on Twitter for a long time and the singer is receiving backlash from across the globe.

For the unversed, a video of Doja Cat from a conference call has been going viral. In this call with a few men, it is been alleged that she spoke ill about the black community while talking about not wanting to belong to any particular race. In case, you are unaware, Doja whose real name is Amalaratna Zandile Dlamini was born to an American mother and her father was a South African.

She was reportedly a recent victim of cyber bullying.

Hana Kimura, an emerging Japanese pro wrestler currently starring in the most recent series of Terrace House, has died aged 22.

The cause of death has not been confirmed but Stardom, the promotion Kimura wrestled with in Japan, confirmed her death today on Twitter.

Hana Kimura, a Japanese professional wrestler who was also a cast member on the most recent season of Netflix’s reality show “Terrace House,” has died, Variety has confirmed. She was 22.

Stardom Wrestling, the organization Kimura was part of, issued a statement on the news on Friday.

“We are very sorry to report that our Hana Kimura has passed away,” it wrote. “Please be respectful and allow some time for things to process, and keep your thoughts and prayers with her family and friends.”

In HBO’s documentary film Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind, Robert Wagner is asked multiple questions about that terrible night in 1981 when Wood, his wife, drowned off Catalina Island after an evening of drinking on their yacht with actor Christopher Walken.

Wagner, now 90, wearily goes through the details of a tragedy that’s defined his public image for nearly 40 years. Though Wood’s death was originally ruled an accident, conjecture about it has consistently sold tabloids, books and true crime productions. What Remains Behind is not part of that machine.

Co-produced by Wood’s daughter Natasha Gregson Wagner, it tenderly chronicles the effect her mother’s death had on her family and on the public by emphasizing how much she meant to all of them in life. Far from a true crime Hollywood whodunit, the big bombshells in this film are emotional.

The secret that was buried deepest in Natalie’s closet of skeletons was the shocking end of her fairy-tale first marriage to bobby-socks idol Robert Wagner. To protect his image, Natalie publicly took the fall for their sudden divorce in 1961. She never refuted fan-magazine gossip that their marriage imploded over an alleged affair she had with her costar Warren Beatty while filming Splendor in the Grass.

Gunna's new album WUNNA, boasting the already familiar title track and the single "Skybox," has entered the world.

WUNNA follows Gunna's No. 3-debuting 2019 debut studio album Drip or Drown 2, itself a sequel of sorts to his 2017 EP and packaged with cover art that quickly went down in the annals of unforgettable cover art history.

Gunna's sophomore album rollout featured the release of a multi-part documentary in partnership with Amazon Music:

For the third consecutive year, Gunna has shared a new project with the world thanks to Friday night’s release of his Wunna album. The album arrived after months of delays, one of them being the coronavirus as the pandemic setback Gunna’s plans for an appropriate album rollout. Originally planned for a release at the top of the year, the album arrives Friday night with help from a few of Gunna’s friends, one of them being Young Thug as the two work their magic once again.

For the last 10 years, British actors Steve Coogan (“Philomena”) and Rob Brydon (“Holmes & Watson”) have delivered whimsical travel films, making fun of themselves and others, while sampling the finest foods.

They began in England, the sequel took them to Italy, it was a trilogy in Spain, and they complete their journey in Greece.

The first 20 minutes of “The Trip to Greece” occur in Turkey, as they start retracing the journey of Odysseus.