Tag: Chris Brown

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.

Chris Brown's baby mama, Diamond Brown, is asking for around $45K per month in child support for their daughter, Lovely, saying that's what's needed to cover her and Lovely's expenses. Diamond filed court docs proposing that Chris's support obligations should cover her rent and household expenses, as well as all school, medical, and extracurricular expenses for their child.

For the first time, the Soul Train Awards are putting a category in the fans' hands. The R&B/Soul Song of the Year nominees are Kehlani's 'Folded,' Olivia Dean's 'Man I Need,' Brent Faiyaz's 'Butterflies,' Chris Brown and Bryson Tiller's 'It Depends,' Mariah the Scientist and Kali Uchis' 'Is It a Crime,' Justin Bieber's 'Yukon,' Tems' 'What You Need,' Bruno Mars' 'I Just Might,' Tyla's 'Chanel,' and Daniel Caesar's 'Who Knows.' Voting is open on BET.com until October 16.

The conversation picked up after The Joe Budden Podcast put Brown's consistency next to Usher and Confessions and asked whether he has one project that defines him the same way. Tank answered in an Instagram comment. He has done this before.

Diddy's former staffers found a safe place to land amid their former employer's prison stint, grabbing gigs on Usher's record-breaking tour with Chris Brown. Diddy's former chief of staff, Kristina Khorram, a personal assistant, and a photographer who worked with the mogul were all hired for various roles on The R&B Tour according to Rolling Stone.

Kirk Franklin recently addressed backlash over praying with R&B artists Chris Brown, Usher, and Mario. In an interview with Angela Yee, Franklin explained that as a faith messenger, he must sometimes meet people where they are rather than expecting them to come to church. He emphasized that believers often carry misconceptions about holiness, noting that sinful people exist everywhere, including inside churches. Franklin argued that true Christian evangelism requires leaving the safety of church walls to spread the gospel to those who don't already believe, stating that meeting people in unconventional spaces like concert backstages isn't compromising faith—it's practicing it.