Jussie Smollett
Born | June 21, 1982 |
Hometown | Santa Rosa, California, United States of America |
Net worth | $300 thousand |
Height | 6'1" (1.85m) |
Parents | Janet Smollett , Joel Smollett |
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Kendrick Lamar morphs into celebrities including Will Smith and Kanye West in his new music video. In the promo for The Heart Part 5, the Alright hitmaker begins by rapping in front of a maroon backdrop while looking slightly off-camera, and over the course of the five-minute video, deepfake technology is used to make it look like a different celebrity is rapping instead. He first evolves into O.J. Simpson before taking on the appearance of West, Smith and Jussie Smollett - all of whom have been
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Kendrick Lamar morphs into Kanye West, Will Smith and Kobe Bryant in new single: The Heart Part 5
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Voices: Why do people take so much pleasure in attacking Amber Heard?
On forums like Reddit and Facebook, serious discussion of Heard’s case often gives way to comment chains of people repeating the phrase ‘f**k Amber Heard’, over and over
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Jussie Smollett drops new song following release from jail
Jussie Smollett has rapped about his court case in a new song. The Empire actor was sentenced to 150 days in jail after he was convicted of five counts of disorderly conduct for allegedly staging a hate crime against himself back in 2019. After six days behind bars, his lawyer appealed the conviction and he was released on bond. Now, Smollett has alluded to the incident and its impact on his "reputation" in a track titled Thank You God that was released via Instagram on Friday. "It's like they'r
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Jussie Smollett pens new song after prison spell
Jussie Smollett has penned a new song, released Friday (08.04.21), following his release from prison. He was allowed to leave jail three weeks ago, whilst his lawyers appeal his conviction for staging a hate crime
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Jussie Smollett claims innocence in new R&B track released weeks after leaving jail
‘You think I’m stupid enough to kill my reputation?’ asks the ‘Empire’ star on the track
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Defamation suit by brothers in Smollett case can go forward
A federal judge in Chicago says a defamation lawsuit filed by two brothers who said they took part in a fake hate crime against Jussie Smollett can go forward
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Jussie Smollett is out of jail, but faces uncertain future
Jussie Smollett walked out of a Chicago jail after serving six days and walked into months, if not years, of uncertainty — from what’s next for his career to whether he’ll eventually be back behind bars
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Jussie Smollett released from prison pending appeal of conviction
Jussie Smollett was released from prison on Wednesday after serving less than a week of his sentence for staging a fake hate crime against himself. The Empire actor was sentenced to 150 days of jail time and 30 months probation last Thursday after being found guilty of felony disorderly conduct for lying to police about a racist and homophobic attack he staged on himself in Chicago in January 2019. On Wednesday, Illinois Appellate Court released a ruling in which they ordered the 39-year-old to
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