Twista is in legal hot water. For, the Chicago rapper admitted to five counts of wilfully failing to pay income taxes.
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The BET Awards 2026 is around the corner and will honor some of music’s most revered names with a packed slate of tribute performances.
This year’s show, which airs live tomorrow (June 28), will salute Lauryn Hill as she receives the Living Legend Icon Award. It will also celebrate the lives and legacies of D’Angelo and Richard Smallwood.
For the festivities, an exciting array of names has been lined up.
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Zaire Wade, the eldest son of NBA legend Dwyane Wade, has been arrested in Burbank on suspicion of felony domestic violence.
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Olivia Rodrigo‘s short-but-sweet career has been chockfull of historic moments, and – as evidenced by the blockbuster success of her latest album ‘You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love‘ this week- that’s a trend that shows no sign of slowing.
It’s been weeks since the New York Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs to collect their first NBA championship since 1973, but the “City That Never Sleeps” has no plans on resting celebrations around the history-making feat – a notion underscored by Fat Joe‘s latest music video ‘Victory Lap.’
Tapping podcast co-host, fellow native son, and fellow hitmaking rapper Jadakiss to assist, Joe raises a glass to the Big Apple with a visual shot during the team’s parade to trumpet their long-awaited triumph.
“Teflon don in real life, yeah I’m him / You’ll never see this twice, cause I’m him / Can’t do yesterday’s price, cause I’m him / Steppin’ on em spinnin’ like Mike, yeah I’m him,” he raps over Cool & Dre production.
Bolstered by interpolations of MC Lyte‘s unforgettable 1989 smash ‘Slave 2 the Rhythm,’ hop inside to get acquainted with ‘Victory’ courtesy of its Eif Rivera-directed music video also starring Yung Miami.
ATL stand up! Hometown heroes T.I. and Summer Walker join forces for the new song ‘And Won’t,’ and its official music video comes as a must-see ode to the Southern mecca.
Released the same day the legendary rapper lifted the curtain on his final album, the June 26-dropped ‘Kill the King,’ ‘Won’t’ follows ‘Trauma Bond,’ ‘Mr. Him,’ and the comeback smash ‘Let Em Know‘ as the LP’s cuts afforded the visual treatment.
“Will he ever meet a bitch like me? And won’t / Won’t, and won’t, won’t, won’t / Will he ever meet a bitch like me? And won’t (And won’t),” sings Walker over a Go Grizzly-produced chorus.
Using the city’s iconic Mercedes Benz Stadium as a backdrop, see the Chris Robinson-directed action inside.
With a prominent sample of Alex Gaudino and Crystal Waters‘ unforgettable 2000’s smash ‘Destination Calabria‘ in tow, Coi Leray‘s new song ‘Outside‘ makes it clear that’s exactly where she plans to be all summer long.
Tapping Latin Trap rapper Eladio Carrion to assist, the cut comes as a delicious fusion of cultures and sounds accented by Leray’s unmistakable style and Carrion’s raw yet rhythmic grit.
“I wanna stay up all night and work / Mañana no vo’a trabajar, ’cause, b-tch, I’m outside / I wanna stay up all night and get to work / The only work I wanna put in is on the dancefloor,” the duo rap on the bilingual track.
The latest appetizer from the tracklist of Coi’s forthcoming ‘Pink Sweatsuits‘ following previous songs ‘Act Like You Know’ and ‘Better Than Yours,’ hop inside to get acquainted with the new Tyree Hawkins and Roark Bailey-produced track courtesy of its official music video.
Davido is putting brotherhood front and center with his latest release ‘I Know Who I Be.’
The Afrobeats heavyweight has unveiled the new single as a teamup with producer JAZZWRLD and rising act GL_CeeJay for the introspective track.
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Backstreet Boys are taking legal steps to stay ahead of the AI wave.
The iconic Pop boy band has reportedly filed a new trademark application aimed at protecting the signature sound of their voices amid growing concerns surrounding artificial intelligence and celebrity replication.
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Lionel Richie is taking a pause from the stage after a health scare brought the opening night of his latest tour to an unexpected halt.
The music legend was performing in St. Paul, Minnesota, with Earth, Wind & Fire when he told the audience he was feeling dizzy and later exited the stage.
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