Snoop Dogg's LLC asked a judge to grant summary judgment in the wrongful death lawsuit filed by Drakeo The Ruler's brother, claiming the company had no involvement in the 2021 Once Upon a Time in L.A. festival operations and that Snoop was only a performer.

Jacquees isn't letting Lecrae's comments slide quietly. The R&B singer is firing back after the gospel star suggested he wasn't good enough for Deiondra Sanders. Jacquees argues it's weak for one man to speak negatively about another man he doesn't even know, adding that guys shouldn't have to tear down someone else to get a woman's attention. He also takes issue with the criticism coming from a gospel artist, saying he'd expect a different approach from someone in that position.

Aaliyah's vinyl reissue of her 1994 debut recently returned to shelves, but fans noticed that on some sealed copies, a hype sticker appears to sit directly over R. Kelly's face, with the estate later posting a cryptic message about the placement.

Anthropic has disabled access to its elite Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models globally following a sudden federal export control directive.

Adrien Broner appears to be working towards getting his life together after weeks of viral attention around his life outside the ring, telling fans that boxing is still on his mind and that he wants to win one more world title before retiring.

Alex "A-Rod" Rodriguez and Jaclyn Cordeiro are pausing their relationship. Cordeiro confirmed the news to TMZ that she and the retired MLB star are "currently taking some time apart," while asking for sensitivity around the situation.

The singer was arrested the evening of March 4 near her home in Ventura County, California, after officers responded to an anonymous report of a driver traveling at high speeds and swerving. Officers said they followed Spears and saw her vehicle cross into another lane by approximately two feet more than once before she eventually pulled over after sirens were activated.

Wu-Tang Clan is being hailed by New York Knicks fans as the savior of their historic NBA Finals comeback win. RZA tells TMZ the iconic group brought a spark to a deflated Madison Square Garden. The Knicks were getting destroyed by the San Antonio Spurs at halftime of Game 4 when Wu took the floor for a performance that got the place rockin. RZA says the group changed some lyrics to include the Knicks in their songs to make sure fans got back in the mood. The energized crowd cheered on the Knicks as they stormed back from a 29-point hole to stage the biggest comeback win in NBA Finals history.