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Yella Beezy will be locked up for the rest of his life, which means no conjugal visits from women and no privacy. Yella will be serving his life sentence without the possibility of parole in a Texas state jail where he will have to follow a strict set of rules. The rapper was found guilty for his role in Mo3's murder.

French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife filed a defamation lawsuit against conservative commentator Candace Owens in Tennessee federal court on November 4th. The couple is suing Owens personally over her continued promotion of conspiracy theories about Brigitte Macron's identity. The new complaint contains 88 claims including defamation and false light. The lawsuit also takes issue with a Brigitte Macron doll that Owens allegedly used to mock the first lady, describing it as a grotesque caricature.

Latto's been bringing the heat on and off the stage -- the rapper is currently hitting the road with Doja Cat on her "Tour Ma Vie World Tour," but we're turning our attention to Latto's latest latex and leather lewks! Can you say, "Burgundy bombshell?! From the front, it's giving dominatrix-chic realness, and as for the backside ... well, the hot shot speaks for itself.

A court has ordered the rapper to direct a substantial portion of the proceeds to his estranged wife, Dreka Gates, as the two continue their contentious divorce. Dreka is entitled to $929,341.50 in child and spousal support, plus a separate $150,000 payment.

Ty Pinkins received nearly 20,000 votes in Mississippi's historic U.S. Senate race as an independent candidate. With Democrat Scott Colom and Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith separated by just over 2,000 votes, Pinkins defends his decision to stay in the race, arguing he drew voters away from Republicans rather than Democrats. He points to county-level results showing 77% of his votes came from traditionally Republican counties.