DaBaby may have been dropped from several festival lineups over his homophobic comments at Rolling Loud Miami, but now he has booked his next gig.

For, the embattled rapper has now been added to Boosie Bash.

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After DaBaby issued an apology for his homophobic comments at Rolling Loud Miami, Boosie Badazz has gone on a homophobic rant.

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Doja Cat and Nicki Minaj‘s reboot of the former’s smash hit single ‘Say So’ is expected to rock a number of charts in the coming days thanks to sales and streams delivered by their enthusiastic fan bases.

Also set to soar? Megan Thee Stallion’s Beyoncé-backed ‘Savage’ remix. Now, days after a rumour claiming she and the ‘Story of Beauty’ singer used their lyrics in both tracks to slam the other’s appearance, Minaj has put an end to the nonsense.

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2019 just hasn’t been Kevin Hart‘s year.

As if being ousted as the Academy Awards host for resurfaced homophobic tweets wasn’t enough, the funnyman was later unceremoniously slammed for being insensitive to the LGBTQ community thanks to his commentary surrounding rapper Lil Nas X‘s coming out (click here to read).  The latter backlash ensued while the 40-year-old was recuperating from injuries he sustained from a heavily reported car accident.

Now, with his back, ego, and reputation concurrently in recovery, a woman who the comedian reportedly had an affair with is looking to bruise his pocketbook. Details inside:

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Ever keen to broaden our musical scope, recent months have seen That Grape Juice venture into a number of new musical landscapes including, most recently, gospel.

Spearheaded by well-received interviews with gospel singers Yolanda Adams, Hezekiah Walker, Twinkie Clark, Fred Hammond, Kierra Sheard, Dorinda Clark Cole, Israel Houghton, Marvin Sapp, Micah Stampley, Joshua Rogers, J. Moss, and more, TGJ is now offering readers ‘The Overflow’ – a collection of the top gospel-themed news stories from the week.

Tuck in below for the latest news on Dorinda Clark Cole, John P. Kee, Anita Wilson, Jason Nelson, 2015 gospel Grammy nominees, Tasha Page-Lockhart, ‘Preachers of Detroit,’ and more:

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