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Warning: Corvette has entered the chat… and she’s here to steal… your hearts.

Don’t miss @iloveboostersmovie starring our girl @keke, only in theaters May 22.

Happy Mother’s Day to our favorite TV sitcom moms — and to all the mothers holding it down in real life. 💐

Mother’s Day weekend is here… which means the annual sibling competition for Mom’s attention has officially begun. 💐😂

The first half of 2026 is making one thing clear: Black cinema isn’t asking for space, it’s taking it.

And we’re just getting started — including I Love Boosters, one of the most anticipated films of the year starring our girl @keke — in theaters May 22nd.

How do you spell ICONIC? Akeelah and the Bee.

20 years ago today, this cult classic hit theaters, marking a defining breakout moment for Keke Palmer and a film that continues to inspire generations.

And we won’t stop ‘till we get enough. Moonwalking our way into opening weekend like... 🍿

On this day, Beyoncé dropped Lemonade — and didn’t just debut at #1… she shifted the culture.

It became the first album in history to have all 12 tracks chart on the Billboard Hot 100, blending music, film, and storytelling in a way that redefined how albums roll out.

She’s fresh! She’s cool! She’s coming to Tribeca NOW with The Rise & Fall of DivaGurl, a @keytvnetwork original.

Join Keke Palmer (@keke) and creator Lawrence Murray (@lawrencesmurray) on June 7 for a screening followed by a conversation moderated by NOW creator @tajrani about the show, an homage and satire drawing from the shenanigans of early aughts girl groups and pop culture.

It’s not to be missed. Head to the link in bio to explore our full NOW program, presented in partnership with @thelighthousecampus #Tribeca25th

Tribeca Festival is presented by @okx_official.

She transcended the constraints of the child star and the comic relief with ease. For her next chapter, @keke is setting the bar even higher.

The CULT100 cover star made her name by perfecting the underdog archetype—from early, titular roles in ‘Akeelah and the Bee’ and the Nickelodeon series ‘True Jackson, VP’ to Emerald Haywood, the horse-wrangling sister to Daniel Kaluuya in Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’—and a knack for virality. (She’s the woman who deadpanned to Amelia Dimoldenberg on Chicken Shop Date in 2022 that she’d like to be reincarnated as a rock.)

Recently, Palmer has found herself occupying more rarefied cinematic air—a character arc that’s been cemented with her role in Boots Riley’s anarchic satire, ‘I Love Boosters,’ in theaters this May. She plays the defiant kingpin of a Robin Hood-esque cohort that shoplifts luxury goods to resell at a discount as a form of “fashion-forward philanthropy.” Palmer’s comic snap and devil-may-care joie de vivre carry the laughs, but there’s a vulnerability to her performance that grounds the film’s more deranged impulses, allowing its big ideas to land harder. And then there are the side hustles—a podcast, a media and content company, two books, her musical career—that have turned the star into a dynasty that reaches far beyond Hollywood.

Link in bio to read Palmer’s full cover story by Elissa Suh (@oddbarnacles), and order your copy of the 2026 CULT100 issue before the full list drops on April 23.

1/ Keke wears a @givenchy dress.
3/ Full look by @gucci.

Editor-in-Chief: @sarahgharrelson
Words: @oddbarnacles
Photography: @danieljacklyons
Styling: @benperreira
Hair: @jamikawilson
Makeup Artist: @basedkenken
Nails: @nailsdid.byginger
Production: @palm.productions.co
Casting: @specialprojectsmedia
Makeup: @valentino.beauty

// The 100 individuals on CULTURED’s third annual CULT100 list span disciplines and generations. Some are household names, others operate behind the scenes. All of them are choosing risk over reward, curiosity over cynicism, and are shaping culture in real time. Each offers something that the algorithm never will. //

She transcended the constraints of the child star and the comic relief with ease. For her next chapter, @keke is setting the bar even higher.

The CULT100 cover star made her name by perfecting the underdog archetype—from early, titular roles in ‘Akeelah and the Bee’ and the Nickelodeon series ‘True Jackson, VP’ to Emerald Haywood, the horse-wrangling sister to Daniel Kaluuya in Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’—and a knack for virality. (She’s the woman who deadpanned to Amelia Dimoldenberg on Chicken Shop Date in 2022 that she’d like to be reincarnated as a rock.)

Recently, Palmer has found herself occupying more rarefied cinematic air—a character arc that’s been cemented with her role in Boots Riley’s anarchic satire, ‘I Love Boosters,’ in theaters this May. She plays the defiant kingpin of a Robin Hood-esque cohort that shoplifts luxury goods to resell at a discount as a form of “fashion-forward philanthropy.” Palmer’s comic snap and devil-may-care joie de vivre carry the laughs, but there’s a vulnerability to her performance that grounds the film’s more deranged impulses, allowing its big ideas to land harder. And then there are the side hustles—a podcast, a media and content company, two books, her musical career—that have turned the star into a dynasty that reaches far beyond Hollywood.

Link in bio to read Palmer’s full cover story by Elissa Suh (@oddbarnacles), and order your copy of the 2026 CULT100 issue before the full list drops on April 23.

1/ Keke wears a @givenchy dress.
3/ Full look by @gucci.

Editor-in-Chief: @sarahgharrelson
Words: @oddbarnacles
Photography: @danieljacklyons
Styling: @benperreira
Hair: @jamikawilson
Makeup Artist: @basedkenken
Nails: @nailsdid.byginger
Production: @palm.productions.co
Casting: @specialprojectsmedia
Makeup: @valentino.beauty

// The 100 individuals on CULTURED’s third annual CULT100 list span disciplines and generations. Some are household names, others operate behind the scenes. All of them are choosing risk over reward, curiosity over cynicism, and are shaping culture in real time. Each offers something that the algorithm never will. //

She transcended the constraints of the child star and the comic relief with ease. For her next chapter, @keke is setting the bar even higher.

The CULT100 cover star made her name by perfecting the underdog archetype—from early, titular roles in ‘Akeelah and the Bee’ and the Nickelodeon series ‘True Jackson, VP’ to Emerald Haywood, the horse-wrangling sister to Daniel Kaluuya in Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’—and a knack for virality. (She’s the woman who deadpanned to Amelia Dimoldenberg on Chicken Shop Date in 2022 that she’d like to be reincarnated as a rock.)

Recently, Palmer has found herself occupying more rarefied cinematic air—a character arc that’s been cemented with her role in Boots Riley’s anarchic satire, ‘I Love Boosters,’ in theaters this May. She plays the defiant kingpin of a Robin Hood-esque cohort that shoplifts luxury goods to resell at a discount as a form of “fashion-forward philanthropy.” Palmer’s comic snap and devil-may-care joie de vivre carry the laughs, but there’s a vulnerability to her performance that grounds the film’s more deranged impulses, allowing its big ideas to land harder. And then there are the side hustles—a podcast, a media and content company, two books, her musical career—that have turned the star into a dynasty that reaches far beyond Hollywood.

Link in bio to read Palmer’s full cover story by Elissa Suh (@oddbarnacles), and order your copy of the 2026 CULT100 issue before the full list drops on April 23.

1/ Keke wears a @givenchy dress.
3/ Full look by @gucci.

Editor-in-Chief: @sarahgharrelson
Words: @oddbarnacles
Photography: @danieljacklyons
Styling: @benperreira
Hair: @jamikawilson
Makeup Artist: @basedkenken
Nails: @nailsdid.byginger
Production: @palm.productions.co
Casting: @specialprojectsmedia
Makeup: @valentino.beauty

// The 100 individuals on CULTURED’s third annual CULT100 list span disciplines and generations. Some are household names, others operate behind the scenes. All of them are choosing risk over reward, curiosity over cynicism, and are shaping culture in real time. Each offers something that the algorithm never will. //

The gag is… you ain’t seen nothing yet.
Join me for KEKE LIVE at 3PM PT / 6PM ET on Twitch.tv/keke. We got a lot of surprises lined up 👀 Tap in!

From dip it low tutorials to beignet ice cream sandwich making, and a lil’ spades (you know I had to talk my talk) baby, a TIME was had with my girl Christina Milian.

We gotta run it back ASAP.

Pull up TODAY, Sunday, 3PM PT / 6PM ET on Twitch.tv/keke for KEKE LIVE!

From dip it low tutorials to beignet ice cream sandwich making, and a lil’ spades (you know I had to talk my talk) baby, a TIME was had with my girl Christina Milian.

We gotta run it back ASAP.

Pull up TODAY, Sunday, 3PM PT / 6PM ET on Twitch.tv/keke for KEKE LIVE!

From dip it low tutorials to beignet ice cream sandwich making, and a lil’ spades (you know I had to talk my talk) baby, a TIME was had with my girl Christina Milian.

We gotta run it back ASAP.

Pull up TODAY, Sunday, 3PM PT / 6PM ET on Twitch.tv/keke for KEKE LIVE!

Baby… clear your schedule cause we’re going LIVE!

KEKE LIVE is going DOWN on Twitch this Sunday 4/19 at 3PM PT / 6PM and it’s giving, variety, it’s giving surprises, it’s giving community.

Cutting up in real time? Absolutely.

Slide to twitch.tv/keke, subscribe, turn your notifications on, and pull up LIVE. Don’t be the one texting “what I miss?” after.