Cardi B is officially in tour mode — and she’s making it clear nobody’s about to come in and kill the vibe. During the opening stretch of her Little Miss Drama Tour, Bardi had a message for ICE that had the crowd on 100.
Drake is keeping his foot on the gas when it comes to creative rollouts. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, he’s expanded his “Warehouse” universe with a new capsule in partnership with Amazon Music.
Kid Rock has found a new hill to yell from — and this time, JAY-Z is in his crosshairs. The rocker is accusing Hov’s Super Bowl halftime work of being driven by “DEI hires,” and the internet is responding exactly how you’d expect.
Drake is trying to keep his gambling business out of the public spotlight. The rap superstar is pushing to shut down a legal fight tied to claims about his stake betting habits.
Public Enemy is once again proving their message doesn’t age — it evolves. The legendary group has reworked one of their most iconic records into a modern anthem centered on women’s power and presence.
Diddy’s legal fight just hit the gas pedal. His appeal has officially been fast-tracked, with a court date now locked in for April 2026.
Martin Shkreli is back in the headlines, and once again it involves the Wu-Tang Clan. The disgraced former “Pharma Bro” is now suing RZA, claiming his rights tied to the group’s once-secret album are being violated.
Brett Ratner is pushing back hard against renewed speculation tying him to Jeffrey Epstein. The filmmaker is calling the narrative “horrible” and flatly denying any involvement.
Elon Musk is calling the newly released Epstein files a “distraction” right as his own name pops up in them. That kind of timing will make people raise an eyebrow every single time.
An OnlyFans creator known online as “La Nicholette” has been found alive after a frightening reported abduction in Mexico that sent social media into a panic.
Sony is officially stepping back into the vinyl conversation. The tech giant has announced two new wireless turntables set to arrive in 2026, signaling a renewed interest in analog sound for a modern audience.
Stephan A. Smith is once again facing criticism from one of his peers. Don Lemon has accused him of making excuses for White people and more.