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Further leaning into her alignment with President Donald Trump, Nicki Minaj will attend the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner.

Singer D4vd, real name David Anthony Burke, has been charged with murder, sexual abuse of a child and corpse mutilation.

Tucker Carlson apologizes for helping Trump get re-elected, but social media isn't buying it.

Xzibit says that while he pulls in five figures monthy, he still owes around $1 million to the IRS and is heading to divorce court soon.

With Usher and Chris Brown linking up for their upcoming tour, fans are debating catalogs. Who really has the better catalog?

Tory Lanez has filed a $100 million lawsuit against the California Department of Corrections after he was stabbed in 2025.

Sarah Jakes Roberts is on the road to recovery after a frightening trampoline accident that nearly left her paralyzed. The post Sarah Jakes Roberts Almost Paralyzed After Fracturing Neck In Trampoline Accident, The Potter’s House Dallas Says She’s Focused On Recovery appeared first on Bossip.

Eminem typically marks his journey in sobriety in some small fashion annually, and now he's celebrating his 18th year.

Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence celebrate their granddaughter's birth, with Murphy sharing insights on parenting advice. The post Legendary Lineage: Eddie Murphy’s Son & Martin Lawrence’s Daughter Welcome Daughter, Ari Skye appeared first on Bossip.

Muthaknows sits down with Father MC to talk his Uptown to MCA run—the era, the grind, and how the game really moved and upcoming projects. He also clears up the long-standing rumor about Theresa Randle—confirming they dated back in the day but were never married, shutting down years of speculation. He explains how rumors in […]

Dwight Howard and Amy Luciani's tumultuous relationship ends as they move towards an amicable divorce after public disputes. The post Dwight Howard Drops Restraining Order Against Amy Luciani, Here’s A Timeline Of Their Tumultuous Time As Husband & Wife appeared first on Bossip.

Jay Electronica, who has pledged his support loudly for Sean "Diddy" Combs, called for the imprisoned mogul's freedom.