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Tyla is putting money behind the next generation of women in music. The two-time Grammy winner has partnered with Epic Records on the That Girl Music Scholarship, named after the single from her second album, 'A*POP', Essence reported. Ten women pursuing music degrees will receive $5,000 each.

Drake's team is firing back at a lawsuit accusing him of stealing the chorus of one of his biggest hits, calling it a money grab. Producer Avi claims he recorded the hook in January 2026 and sent it to producers who worked with Drake, only to hear the same lyrics and melody when Drake released the track in May. Drake's representatives deny the allegations categorically, calling the lawsuit a manufactured attempt to exploit Drake's name for money and attention.

The lovely ladies of officialallure97 came through to cadillacchroniclestv with some classic generational bops. Beautiful harmonies and soulful vocals their mics are all the way live. Their signature sound helped define the golden era of 90s R&B. This was an amazing experience and conversation.

Lil Jon accidentally stabbed himself in the eye with one of his mother's insulin syringes when he was six years old. The childhood injury left him with a traumatic cataract requiring multiple surgeries, including a corneal transplant. He was bullied at school while wearing a metal eye patch, which made him shy. Eventually developing a lazy eye, he continued wearing sunglasses, transforming a painful memory into hip-hop's most recognizable look.

Chris Brown is asking a California judge to excuse him from a court examination over a $12.9 million judgment, arguing that his tour with Usher and Nevada residency make appearing in Los Angeles impractical.

Every October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month reminds us that behind every statistic is a story, and behind every breakthrough, someone who dared to push the conversation forward. Black pioneers have helped transform breast cancer research, challenge disparities in treatment and make space for the voices too often left out of the narrative. From groundbreaking scientists like Dr. Jane Cooke Wright and Dr. May Edward Chinn to fearless advocates like Audre Lorde and Richard Roundtree, their impact reaches far beyond the clinic.