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Lizzo expressed that she's tired of the comments and criticism, writing "I Quit" in a social media post last week. The post comes a day after she performed at a major fundraiser for President Biden in New York City.

A John Doe is pushing for a ruling in a sexual abuse case against Afrika Bambaataa, filing the request in court back in March.

It seems Kanye West has yet another legal battle ahead of him. YesJulz says she is countersuing him after being terminated from his company.

Drake's recent public bond with Sexxy Red is being called into question by Joe Budden, who claims he's getting paid to do so in his latest podcast. Drake and Sexxy Red both responded to the claims on social media.

The Vivareses are seeking $1 million from Bun B, Scurfield, Nguyen and Trill Burgers, LLC, saying they not only stole their recipe for Trill Burgers but also poached their chef, Mike Pham, in the process.

Chance Perdomo, an actor who starred on Prime Video's Gen V series, has died at the age of 27 after a motorcycle accident.

R. Kelly spoke with Wack 100 on Clubhouse and expressed his doubts surrounding the sex trafficking allegations against Diddy.

Despite dealing with a handful of lawsuits that claim he is a sexual predator and having his homes on both coasts raided by the Feds, Sean “Diddy” Combs is still kicking it in Miami. The disgraced Bad Boy mogul was seen on film out and about, and even producer Stevie J was with him, too.

Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from IDK featuring Joey Bada$$, SiR, and more.

Former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton joined President Joe Biden at a star-studded fundraising event at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on Thursday evening.

Anyone who has seen Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV—a documentary chronicling the abusive, exploitive and egregiously dangerous conditions under which employees and child actors at Nickelodeon worked under the leadership of showrunner Dan Schneider—knows that during a period that began in the late ’90s, Nickelodeon Studios was portrayed as a cesspool […]

New York City Mayor Adams got into a highly tense back-and-forth with lawyer and activist Olayemi Olurin during an appearance on "The Breakfast Club". Olurin challenged him on his "fear mongering" using disbanded NYPD units.