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It's been a little over a year since beloved Cosby Show actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner died. But sadly, things have become even more complicated for his widow and daughter in the aftermath—and now a close friend is doing what they can to help. Warner passed away from accidental asphyxia by submersion while on a family vacation in Costa Rica in July 2025. His widow, Tenisha, is now dealing with grief, a lawsuit, and home repairs following unexpected flooding.

In September, Dolly Parton will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Americana Music Association. The association will honor the impact Parton's decades-long career has had on the genre. While this is a big moment for her, Parton will not attend the ceremony. Her health issues have forced her to accept the award virtually.

Lil Wayne has shut down engagement rumors with 23-year-old influencer Madi Cannon, clarifying they were never engaged. The rapper explained they mutually decided to part ways because he didn't want to burden her with the pressures of his fame and today's toxic digital climate. Wayne also reassured fans about his health after missing tour dates due to seizure precautions related to his epilepsy.

The July 4 altercation allegedly occurred at the World Marriott in Orlando, where the family was staying for a basketball tournament. According to an arrest affidavit, Annemarie called police and asked that her husband be removed from their hotel room because she feared for her life.

Maino revealed that he has worn a hairpiece for five years, shocking his fellow podcast hosts, Dave East, Fabolous, and Jim Jones. The rapper shared the detail during a recent episode of Let's Rap About It, explaining that he got the piece online and had it professionally installed by a doctor.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds reportedly felt "completely humiliated" after missing Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's star-studded wedding at Madison Square Garden on July 3, where the couple exchanged vows before famous friends including Gigi Hadid, Bradley Cooper, Paul McCartney, and Steven Spielberg.