A suspect in the killing of Takeoff was apprehended on Friday night in Houston, Texas. Law enforcement revealed at a hearing that night that Patrick Xavier Clark was identified by fingerprints on a wine bottle at the scene of the November shooting outside of a downtown bowling alley.
Antonio Brown barricaded himself inside his Tampa home and is a standoff with local police over domestic misdemeanor violence charges.
Brett Favre asks to be dismissed from a lawsuit claiming that he and other individuals used Mississippi TANF funds for themselves.
Cameron Joshua a suspect believed to be in the vicinity of if not involved in rapper Takeoff's murder, has been arrested.
Trey Songz is facing yet another allegation of violence against a woman, this time from an employee at a bowling alley in NYC. The complaint filed in late October claims that Songz attacked her in the bathroom in the venue, causing her visible, minor injuries. An NYPD spokesperson did confirm that an investigation is taking place.
New details are emerging in the fatal shooting of Migos rapper and nephew of Quavo, Takeoff. A coroner's report has also been revealed.
Tsu Surf, a popular battle rapper out of New Jersey, was arrested in Jersey City over a RICO charge attached to a DEA case.
Inglewood rapper Half Ounce was shot and killed this past Monday and becomes the third rapper slain in under a month in Los Angeles County.
The new series focusing on serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer on Netflix has garnered some controversy, with relatives of one of his victims publicly speaking out against the project. Eric Perry, who is related to the late Errol Lindsay, wrote on Twitter about how the series is "retraumatizing" to his family.
Pop superstar Shakira will go to trial on allegations of tax fraud in Spain. A judge in a town outside of Barcelona, where the singer has lived extensively for years, approved the motion by prosecutors to proceed on Tuesday. The singer is accused of not paying 14 million euros in taxes over a two year period.
Ginni Thomas, the wife of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, has agreed to speak with the House Jan. 6 committee.
Tiffany Haddish and Aries Spears were targeted in a lawsuit by a pair of individuals over a disturbing comedy skit filmed in 2013.
