Tia Mowry Throws Online Shade At Keke Palmer Over Husband Cory Hardrict

Tia Mowry has been throwing subtle shade at fellow actress Keke Palmer, who has been saying in interviews that she likes Tia's husband with whom she co-starred in new movie Brotherly Love. Keke Palmer and Cory Hardrict, were shown all hugged up at the movie premiere yesterday following rumours the two became quite close while filming the movie about a year ago.

Also, during press tours for the movie, Keke told interviewers that she liked Cory a lot, that he's a good friend and a great actor. Tia didn't say anything about the hugging photo but went on Twitter with a call-out tweet which she quickly deleted, "Saying you like married men in interviews in not cute... Just saying". A picture on Instagram shows off her rings with the tag, "Class goes a long way." The two women's respective fans have joined in the online beef on their social media pages. See comments below...

The #Fappening Continues? Keke Palmer Nude Photos Leaked

The Fappening seems like it will never come to an end as the hackers continue to release more nude photos of celebrities. 'Cinderella' Actress Keke Palmer is the latest to have her alleged hacked nude pictures leaked on Reddit after she was included in the first complete list of names.

The nude pics hacks also affected the likes of Kate Upton, Jill Scott, and Kaley Cuoco. Megan Good [see pics] and Gabrielle Union, click here, also had pics leaked of the private moments shared with their respective husbands.

Keke Palmer Cries Emotionally After Debut as First Black ‘Cinderella’ On Broadway [Photos]

Keke Palmer made history when she became the first Black Cinderella in a retelling of the fairytale princess' story on Broadway. On Tuesday night after appearing on the premiere production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Keke burst into tears.

Keke, understandly, couldn’t hold back her emotions as she stepped out to a standing ovation at the close of the show.

Awww... congrats to her.

Magazine Covers - Keke Palmer Marks End of Print Publication For JET

After announcing an end to its 60-year stint as a weekly print publication, JET Magazine has officially gone digital with the launch of its first application. The magazine’s publisher issued a media-directed press release Tuesday (July 1).

Johnson Publishing Company (JPC), launched its new JET magazine app. The app replaces the printed edition of the magazine. The new digital magazine app will add fresh content on a weekly basis, every Friday. Readers will be entertained by 3D images, video interviews, enhanced digital maps, audio content and photography from the JPC archives. The app will be available on all tablet and mobile platforms. There will be a free introductory offer of 30 days for all subscribers. (Press Release)

Hollywood actress Keke Palmer marks the application’s first digital cover feature.