The WNBA tunnel has become a fashion destination, and the players are the reason why. Star players like Angel Reese and Skylar Diggins-Smith aren't simply following trends; they're bringing personality, identity and individual style to a space once dominated by traditional sportswear. From full-glam looks and head-turning streetwear to sharp tailoring and minimalist moments, there's no single formula for WNBA style. In the league, there's room for the glam girl, the streetwear girl, the minimalist, the maximalist, the suit enthusiast and the one who simply wants to make everybody laugh. That's what makes the league's fashion culture so compelling.

The woman who accused Jay-Z of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed against him is recanting her allegations, saying he never raped her and they have never even met. In a new court document, she walks back her claims entirely, stating there is no truth to any of her allegations and acknowledging her false accusations have caused Mr. Carter immense pain and suffering. She disclosed mental health conditions to her legal team before they filed the lawsuit in December 2024.

Colin Kaepernick believes Jay-Z is taking shots at him because the rapper is still trying to repair the damage from his NFL partnership. Kaepernick told NBC News that Jay-Z's decision to bring up their history shows how deeply the backlash surrounding his 2019 NFL deal is still weighing on him.

Netflix is making sure our watchlists stay nice and crowded this fall. From Kerry Washington's new thriller Animals to a new documentary diving into the life and legacy of Mike Tyson, there's plenty headed our way. Tyler Perry is also back with a few more films to ensure you get all the emotions, good feelings, and compelling storylines you can handle.

Maduka Okoye's baby mama just shared a pointed message about deadbeat dads and the post leaves little to the imagination about who it might be shading. Dutch model Jelicia Westhoff who previously accused her ex of neglecting their young child took to Threads to share the cryptic message. She wrote Dating a man that doesn't take care of his kids that's a character problem babe.

Sean "Diddy" Combs' prison release date has been moved up again, with the disgraced music mogul now scheduled to leave federal custody on February 5, 2028. He was sentenced to four years and two months in October 2025 after a jury convicted him on two counts of transporting people across state lines for prostitution.