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Kanye West AI Vocals: Producer Claims Unpaid Work

Kanye West is facing a lawsuit from an anonymous producer who claims he was never paid or credited for creating AI-assisted vocals used on Vultures 2 and Bully. The producer alleges he was hired on an emergency basis only two days before West and Ty Dolla $ign released Vultures 2 in 2024.

AI Investment Boom: Will Big Tech Close Racial Wealth Gap?

Companies with seemingly unlimited cash flow like Meta, Microsoft and Google are racing to supply skyrocketing demand for AI data centers. Their unprecedented new method? Hiring electricians, carpenters and blue-collar trade workers by the thousands to build their massive AI supercomputer sites with hundreds of millions in training funds. Beyond the eye-watering paychecks, the real story lies in what this could mean for closing the Black racial wealth gap.

PinkyDoll’s VR Career Path: AI Job Training Rise

PinkyDoll has teamed up with KreditVerse to launch a groundbreaking initiative that blends culture, technology, and real-world career prep through immersive virtual reality and AI-powered training. The program introduces an at-home learning model designed for people who want to learn high-demand skills from their living room on their own time, covering industries like financial literacy, healthcare, skilled trades, and emerging tech.

AI Nicki Minaj vs Cardi B Boxing Match

They created an AI boxing fight video between Nicki Minaj & Cardi B 😱😱😱

Google AI Now Reads Your Gmail

Gmail and Gemini users should know Google’s new AI tools can now read your emails, attachments, and private conversations. The setting was enabled by default. You can turn it off to keep your inbox private. Most people have no clue this is happening.

Khaby Lame’s Billion-Dollar Deal

TikTok superstar Khaby Lame shattered all records by signing a $975 million deal with Rich Sparkle Holdings. The agreement gives the financial giant a controlling interest in his company and the rights to his AI-powered Digital Twin for global content.

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Winnie Harlow’s Former Lavish LA Home Tour

Model Winnie Harlow's gorgeous former Los Angeles home is back on the market for $4.5 million. The five-bedroom, six-bathroom Tarzana property spans roughly 4,800 square feet and features a glam room, backyard pool, and spillover spa. The home now belongs to Beyoncé's stylist Zerina Akers, who purchased it from Harlow in 2024 for just over $3.6 million. The open floor plan features formal living and dining rooms, a chef's kitchen where Harlow loved baking, and a breakfast nook with natural light. Additional highlights include a family room that hosted fittings and wine nights, a dedicated glam room, and a luxurious primary suite with spa-like bathroom featuring stone accents, steam shower, and soaking tub.

D. Smith Detransitioning: Love & Hip Hop Star Update

Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta alum D. Smith says he's detransitioning after living publicly as a transgender woman for 12 years and will now present as a man and use he/him pronouns. The Grammy-nominated producer announced the change Thursday on Instagram, saying the decision has been taking shape over the past several months. Smith says those years were not a mistake and aren't something he's trying to erase, writing that living his life as a woman for 12 years showed him the man that he wanted to become.

Travis Kelce’s $5.35M Ohio Mansion Purchase

Travis Kelce bought a $5.35 million lakefront mansion in Ohio on 3.5 acres near Lake Erie, a few months before marrying Taylor Swift. The 21,000-square-foot property features eight bedrooms, eleven bathrooms, a game room, home theater, heated pool, and wine cellar.

Karl Kani Runway Return at NYFW

When the godfather of urban fashion and a front-row visionary share a runway, New York Fashion Week becomes a cultural event. Karl Kani, who merged hip-hop culture with global luxury through his eponymous clothing brand, joined forces with Dionne Williams, founder of Emerge!, to deliver one of the week's most anticipated moments at the Emerge! 15th Anniversary Fashion Show.

Real Hip-Hop Network Returns: Who Owns Culture

Hip-hop has a built-in audience. Now, a media platform created to celebrate the genre wants to help shape what the community sees. As Real Hip-Hop Network prepares for a 2026 relaunch backed by Blacksun Private Equity, its leaders aim to reach today's audience without losing the culture. The network gives artists and creators a way to share their work while owning their intellectual property through distribution on radio, streaming services and other platforms.