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50 Cent Cyberstalking Case Court Appearance

50 Cent appeared via Zoom for a court hearing connected to an injunction he filed against Tia Kemp over comments about his 14-year-old son on social media. Tia did not show up to the hearing. She has not yet been served with the injunction, preventing the court from moving forward with a permanent injunction. 50 Cent told the judge he doesn't want to pursue the matter further but feels he has no choice. The next hearing is set for December 7.

David Returns to Court Murder Charge Celeste Rivas

D4vd is due back in a Los Angeles courtroom today as the murder case involving 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez moves closer to trial. The singer, whose legal name is David Burke, is scheduled to be arraigned on charges of first-degree murder, sexual abuse of a child, and unlawful mutilation of human remains.

Jay-Z Seeks to Revive Extortion Case Against Tony Buzbee

Jay-Z is asking a court to reconsider his extortion case against Tony Buzbee, the Texas attorney whose former client just recanted her rape allegation against the rapper. Jay filed a petition with an appeals court in California asking the court to reconsider its recent refusal to reinstate his extortion and defamation lawsuit against Buzbee, which was previously dismissed by a lower court.

Kanye West Blocks Nazi Robe Photo Court Case

Kanye West is making moves to stop a jury from hearing about his past antisemitic social media posts in a case brought by Benjamin Provo, who claimed he was a victim of race-based discrimination when he was fired from Donda Academy for having dreadlocks. Kanye argues his old posts should not be used as evidence against him, saying they have nothing to do with the case at hand.

Celeste Rivas Hernandez Family Responds to Court Hearing

D4vd, born David Anthony Burke, faces charges of murder, continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14 and unlawful mutilation of human remains. The defense has maintained that Burke believed Celeste was 18.

Keefe D Returns to Court: Day 4 of Tupac Murder Trial

Tupac Shakur's murder trial is entering its fourth day with alleged killer Duane "Keefe D" Davis back in court. Keefe is accused of planning the legendary rapper's murder and allegedly producing the gun used to kill Tupac, though prosecutors say he wasn't the trigger man. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Prosecutors have called numerous witnesses, including a former Las Vegas cop who claims Tupac knew who shot him. If convicted, Keefe D faces life in prison.

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