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Today King Von would’ve turned 28-years-old and though the beloved Chiraq soldier is no longer with us (R.I.P.) his team released some new visuals to honor the memory of Chicago’s favorite son.

Just when you thought you’d never have to hear from Iggy Azalea again, the controversial Atlanta “rapper” has announced she is no longer retired and ready to make the comeback that no one asked for (no shots).

After months of ducking and dodging New York Attorney General Letitia James and her team of lawyers as part of a three-year investigation into his shady business practices, Donald Trump was finally deposed early this morning and sho’nuff, he pleaded the fifth.

On Tuesday, it was reported that Lamont Dozier of the legendary songwriting trio Holland-Dozier-Holland that embodied the sound that made the Motown Records label famous had passed away at the age of 81. No further details were given, but his passing was confirmed by his son on social media and the chairwoman of the Motown Museum in Detroit, Robin Terry.

For the past few days social media has been roasting Irv Gotti for unnecessarily making his old affair with Ashanti the topic of discussion during Nore’s latest Drink Champs episode, and now Fat Joe has weighed in on the matter and it didn’t make Irv nor Ja Rule too happy.

Kenan Thompson can now add hosting the Emmys to his long-growing list of career accomplishments.

Eight years after the infamous elevator incident, Beyoncé and Jay-Z decided to strike a pose in front of one to show their souls are not broken.

Former NFL running back Marshawn Lynch was arrested early Tuesday morning (August 9) in Las Vegas on DUI and other charges.

London-born rapper 21 Savage was criticized this week on Twitter for using his platform to encourage people in his adopted hometown of Atlanta to end gun violence. 

Black Ink Crew Chicago is back, and drama is already brewing in Chi-Town.

Balenciaga is doubling down on their unusual approach to ready to wear fashion. They will be releasing trash bag inspired handbags that cost $1,790 dollars.

According to reports, Queen Bey hosted a Studio 54-themed disco party over the weekend at the Paradise Club at the Times Square Edition, called “Club Renaissance,” as attendees rocked looks that aligned with the high-fashion photoshoot she released as album art with the Renaissance album.