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Scoreboard roundup — 10/13/18

iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Saturday’s sports events:

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Houston 7, Boston 2

NATIONAL LEAGUE
L.A. Dodgers 4, Milwaukee 3

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Vegas 1, Philadelphia 0
Edmonton 2, N.Y. Rangers 1
Ottawa 5, L.A. Kings 1
Boston 8, Detroit 2
Carolina 5, Minnesota 4
Toronto 4, Washington 2
Tampa Bay 8, Columbus 2
Vancouver 3, Florida 2
Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 3
Nashville 5, N.Y. Islanders 2
Dallas 5, Anaheim 3
Chicago 4, St. Louis 3
Buffalo 3, Arizona 0
Calgary 3, Colorado 2

TOP 25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL
(1) Alabama 39, Missouri 10
(13) LSU 36, (2) Georgia 16
(3) Ohio St. 30, Minnesota 14
(5) Notre Dame 19, Pittsburgh 14
Iowa St. 30, (6) West Virginia 14
(17) Oregon 30, (7) Washington 27
Michigan St. 21, (8) Penn St. 17
(9) Texas 23, Baylor 17
(10) UCF 31, Memphis 30
(12) Michigan 38, (15) Wisconsin 13
(14) Florida 37, Vanderbilt 27
Virginia 16, (16) Miami 13
Southern Cal 31, (19) Colorado 20
Tennessee 30, (21) Auburn 24
(22) Texas A&M 26, South Carolina 23

Khalid reveals releases date of new EP, “Suncity”

ABC/image Group LAAfter winning an American Music Award Tuesday for Favorite Male Artist — Soul/R&B, Khalid just announced he’s dropping a new EP on October 19.

The 20-year old singer posted on Instagram the cover art of him sitting in front of a house. In the caption, he wrote, “Suncity The EP. 10/19. start of a new era.”

Suncity is the follow-up to Khalid’s 2017 double platinum debut album, American Teen. The album led to three Grammy nominations, including Best New Artist, and Best R&B Song for “Location.”

Khalid’s latest single, “Better” is dedicated to El Paso, Texas, the city which honored him with Khalid Day on September 13.

'90s singer Tevin Campbell claps back at trolls who still question his sexuality

Earl Gibson/BET/Getty Images for BETTevin Campbell had a important message for Internet trolls on National Coming Out day.

The ’90s singer, known for such classic hits like “Can We Talk,” and “Tell Me What You Want Me to Do,” took to Twitter to address his critics’ comments on his sexuality.

“I read the comments I done heard it all ‘his a** loose,’ he a f**,” “he gay as hell,” y’all homophobes gotta do better,” Tevin wrote. “The thing you will NEVER EVER be able to say about me is ‘that boy CANT saing’ thats the day I will be sitting at home crying and that day will be NEVER.”

This isn’t the first time Campbell has publicly addressed his sexuality. In a 2003 Q & A with Sister 2 Sister magazine, reposted online, the singer said he described himself as “try-sexual.”

“I’m not gay, but there’s a lot of different things that I do like, sexually,” he said. “Being in the business, you are introduced to a lot of different things. I’m not gay, but I’m a freak and I think a lot of people know what a freak is.”

However, Campbell has also been clear that his personal life is strictly his “business.”

“That’s nobody’s business,” he said in a 2009 interview with IMissTheOldSchool. “If someone is interested in me and they wanna be my friend or whatever, then we can talk. It’s nobody’s business what I like to do behind closed doors, just because I am a celebrity. I hate that. And I like the fact that people wanna know. Let ‘em wonder.”

T.I. says Kanye West’s fascination with power and fame has made him “jaded”

Daniel SheaAs T.I. celebrates the release of his new album, Dime Trap, and the opening of his pop-up Trap Museum in Atlanta, he continues to be concerned about the controversial comments made by Kanye West.

T.I. told Nightline this week that Kanye has lost touch with reality.

“I think his isolation and disconnect with people plus his fascination with power and fame, I think he’s a little jaded,” he says. “But I do also believe when he says slavery was a choice, I don’t think he meant it the way people took it.”

TIP says Kanye asked him attend his Thursday lunch meeting at The White House with President Donald Trump, but he declined.

The “Whatever You Like” rapper has been a constant critic of the president, and after several collaborations with Kanye, he says now he’s ashamed to be associated with him.

Usher drops “A” album, featuring Future and Gunna

RCA RecordsUsher pays tribute to Atlanta with his new album, simple titled A, which he dropped Friday featuring Future and Gunna. The eight-track project was produced by Zaytoven, who previously worked with Usher on his 2010 album, Raymond V Raymond.

A is the ninth studio album for the eight-time Grammy winner, and his first since Hard II Love, in 2016.

Here’s the track list for A:

“Stay at Home” featuring Future
“ATA”
“Peace Sign”
“You Decide”
“Birthday”
“She Ain’t Tell Ya”
“Say What U Want”
“Gift Shop” featuring Gunna

Ella Mai drops self-titled debut solo album featuring John Legend, Chris Brown, and H.E.R.

10 Summers/Interscope RecordsAs her single “Trip” hits number one on the Billboard Hot R&B Songs chart, Ella Mai dropped her self-titled debut album Friday, featuring John Legend, Chris Brown, and H.E.R.

Ella posted a playful video featuring her mother on Instagram, declaring, “The album is out now.”

The 15-track project includes Ella’s triple-platinum-selling single, “Boo’d Up” which just set a record for the most weeks at number one on the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop airplay chart for a single by a woman. The song has been at the top of the chart for 16 weeks, breaking the 2006 record set by Mary J. Blige‘s hit “Be Without You.”

The 23-year old singer performed “Boo’d” Up Tuesday on the American Music Awards, where the the tune was nominated for Favorite Song Soul/R&B. Mai was also up for Favorite Female Artist Soul/R&B.

Ella is continuing on the Bruno Mars 24K Magic tour with shows Saturday in Tulsa, OK, and October 26 in Los Angeles.

Here’s the track list for Ella Mai:

“Emotion”
“Good Bad”
“Dangerous”
“Sauce”
“Whatchamacallit” feat. Chris Brown
“Cheapshot”
“Shot Clock”
“Boo’d Up”
“Everything” feat. John Legend
“Own It”
“Run My Mouth”
“Gut Feeling” feat. H.E.R.
“Trip”
“Close”
“Easy”

Quavo drops his debut solo album, “Quavo Huncho,” featuring Drake, Cardi B, Travis Scott, and Madonna

Quality Control Music / Motown Records / CapitolQuavo from Migos just released his debut solo album, Quavo Huncho, featuring a star-studded cast of collaborators including Drake, Cardi B, Travis Scott, and Madonna. The 19-track project also includes 21 Savage, Kid Cudi, Normani, DaVido, Lil Baby, and Saweetie, plus Migos group members Offset and Takeoff.

“It’s a blessing. I’ve got a lot artists, a lot of producers, and I just put a lot of sauce and drip on it, so be ready,” Quavo tells Billboard.

The oldest member of Migos says releasing solo albums allows each member to express their individuality.

“It’s like we’re all painting a different picture, and we all hear different sounds and see different pictures and got different visions,” Quavo explains, “So we all just get a chance to get that off on this album and we’ll be back for Culture III.”

Quavo, Offset and Takeoff are continuing the Aubrey and The Three Migos tour featuring Drake with three shows this weekend at Staples Center in Los Angeles.

Here’s the Quavo Huncho track list:

“Biggest Alley Oop”
“Pass Out” feat. 21 Savage
“Huncho Dreams”
“Flip the Switch” feat. Drake
“Give It to Em” feat. Saweetie
“Shine”
“Working Me”
“How Bout That?”
“Champagne Rose” feat. Madonna & Cardi B
“Keep that S**t” feat. Takeoff
“F**K 12” feat. Offset
“Lose It” feat. Lil Baby
“Rerun” feat. Travis Scott
“Go All The Way”
“Lamb Talk”
“Big Bro”
“Swing” feat. Normani & DaVido
“Bubble Gum”
“Lost” feat. Kid Cudi

T.I., 50 Cent & more not happy about Kanye West's meeting with Trump

ABC NewsThe hip-hop community had a lot to say about Thursday’s meeting between Kanye West and President Donald Trump.

West, who officially visited the White House to discuss prison reform with the POTUS, offered high praise for Trump, whom he said he regarded as a father figure. And not surprisingly, Yeezy’s enthusiastic support of the president and his often controversial ideologies didn’t sit well with his fellow black artists.

In a lengthy, blunt Instagram post, T.I. called out the Chicago rapper for his “repulsive, disgraceful, embarrassing” behavior.

“Now I’ve been extremely patient and made it a point to not jump to any premature conclusions about Ye’& his antics,” T.I. wrote in part. “But now this s*** is next level, futuristic Sambo, Hopping Bob, Stephen off Django ass s*** Ye!!!!”

“This is the most repulsive, disgraceful, embarrassing act of desperation & auctioning off of one’s soul to gain power I’ve ever seen,” T.I. continued, revealing that Kanye had asked him to attend the Trump meeting, which he declined to do.

T.I. added that he was now “ashamed” be associated with the rapper, and telling Kanye’s fans, “Don’t follow this puppet.”

50 Cent also weighed in, sharing a meme of Trump wearing a Superman costume and seemingly flying Kanye to safety.

“You make me feel like Superman, Obama said l was a idiot f*** these n***** lm wit you Master,” he captioned the image. “Let’s make America great again LOL.”

Other artists, including Freddie Gibbs, Daz Dillinger, Questlove and Talib Kweli also criticized Kanye’s erratic behavior.

“This is why what Kanye is doing is dangerous,” Kweli tweeted. “He is putting us directly in the scope of vile racists…who say that black ppl who don’t support Trump are slaves on a plantation.”

Colin Kaepernick among 8 honored at Harvard for contributions to black history

Colin Kaepernick/Twitter(SAN FRANCISCO) — Colin Kaepernick, who helped lead the San Francisco 49ers to a Super Bowl but made even bigger headlines protesting against social injustice, was among those honored on Thursday for their significant contributions to black history and culture.

Kaepernick and comedian Dave Chappelle headlined a list of eight individuals who received the W.E.B. Du Bois Medal at Harvard’s Hutchins Center for African & African American Research.

Joining Kaepernick and Chappelle, as reported by ABC Boston station WCVB-TV, were Kenneth Chenault, the chairman of General Catalyst; Shirley Ann Jackson, the president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Pamela Joyner, the founder of Avid Partners; Florence Ladd, a psychologist and author; Bryan Stevenson, the founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative; and Kehinde Wiley, an artist.

“Love is at the root of our resistance,” Kaepernick told students on Thursday. “People live with social injustice every single day, and we expect them to thrive in situations where they’re just trying to survive.”

Past honorees include Muhammad Ali, Maya Angelou and Sonia Sotomayor.

Post Malone introduces Jimmy Fallon to the Olive Garden on 'The Tonight Show'

NBC/Andrew LipovskyPost Malone is a big fan of the Olive Garden, and celebrates all of his milestones there. So when Post heard that Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon had never been, he took Jimmy to dinner at the restaurant chain’s Times Square location.

The segment, taped after Malone’s Tonight Show appearance a week ago, began with the two arriving in the Dallas rapper’s pink limo, and Malone showing Fallon how to enjoy Olive Garden’s unlimited breadsticks “Post Malone style.”

After asking the waitress for “a s******* of butter, Malone instructed Fallon to “take about two milimeters of butter, just put it on.” Fallon’s reaction: “The contrast — it’s garlicy, it’s salty, it’s buttery, it’s hot and it’s cold.”

Next came the salad, which to Jimmy’s amazement was also free. When the waitress offered some parmigiano cheese to go on top, Malone declined, ordering “a laundry basket of croutons” instead. The next scene showed Fallon literally bringing out a huge basket of croutons and placing them on the table in front of Post.

For the entree, Post ordered “two chicken parmigianas, extra crispy,” then told Fallon to opt for rigatoni over penne pasta, warning the penne was gluten free.

Finally came the desert, which was on Jimmy, who surprised Malone with a birthday cake and had the entire restaurant sing “Happy Birthday” — even though Post’s birthday is nine months away.

Afterwards, Fallon — to whom Olive Garden had awarded the rights to its slogan “When you’re here, you’re family” after they had retired it from their commercials — signed them over to Post.