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Dozens of Nigerian girls kidnapped by Boko Haram have returned home. More than 100 girls were kidnapped in February, 79 are reported to have returned home and five are believed to have died. (Reuters)
Nick Gordon was arrested again Monday night after violating the terms of his pre-trial release. Gordon was ordered not to contact his girlfriend, Laura Leal, following a domestic violence charge. Deputies were notified that Gordon and Leal were together and placed Gordon in custody. (Daily Mail)
Wu-Tang Clan’s U-God says RZA’s leadership destroyed the group. In a newly published excerpt from his book, Raw: My Journey Into the Wu-Tang, the rapper writes, “Now that the days of gold and platinum plaques had dried up, dudes started fighting over the W. The whole foundation that we were built on and that made us powerful fell apart. We weren’t building anymore; we were destroying ourselves…Right now, it just looks like the Wu brothers are not on the same page, going at each other’s throats, missing shows, and all that. But, to me, it’s really years of BS catching up to RZA.” (Rolling Stone)
Nas and Kelis have reached a joint custody agreement after battling it out over child support and custody for months. The agreement is very specific with the pair breaking down holidays and alternating birthdays. (TMZ)
Sinbad and Jessica “Jess Hilarious” Moore are joining Jerrod Carmichael’s Lil Rel-led comedy, Rel. Moore will lead opposite Lil Rel, while Sinbad will play his father. (Shadow and Act)
SZA’s mom has the best advice for dealing with stress. The singer tweeted a text from her mom that read, “Remember, you can even eat an elephant one bite at a time. To help change feeling stressed out and overwhelmed, Jot down all the stuff that’s making you crazy, then write beside it what must be done NOW, what can be done LATER and what would be nice to do if you could but is OPTIONAL. Focus only on the NOW. Don’t worry about the other stuff right now.” (Twitter)
Q-Tip is set to play Miles Davis in My Funny Valentine, a play written by Nelson George. A staged reading has been set for March 26 and fans in New York City can attend the event for $20. (Instagram)
Black-ish actor Marcus Scribner has landed a role in the upcoming thriller Confessional. The college-set thriller follows seven students who receive invitations to a confession booth hidden on campus after the mysterious death of two students. (Variety)