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Black Celebs at CultureCon 2026 Event

CultureCon was the place to be this weekend if you were in the mood to celebrate Black culture and level up! The annual celebration of creativity, community, and entrepreneurship brought out faces like Olandria Carthen, Michael B. Jordan, Aaron Pierre, Mahershala Ali, John Legend, and plenty more who dropped gems on everything from career evolution and personal growth to upcoming projects and so much more.

Celebrity Guests Gather at Michael Rubin’s Hamptons White Party Celebration

Michael Rubin held his annual Fourth of July White Party in the Hamptons Wednesday night at his ultra-luxe fifty million dollar oceanfront estate. The star-studded event featured Jake Paul, Teyana Taylor, Mike Tyson, DJ Khaled, Alicia Keys, Shaboozey and more. Snoop Dogg performed on the roof while Alicia Keys performed a twenty-minute set. NBA stars Kevin Durant, Tyrese Haliburton, Trae Young and Kyle Kuzma attended. The guest list also included Cardi B, Nelly and Alex Rodriguez.

Beyoncé Attends Jay-Z’s Philadelphia Preview Show

Beyoncé turned heads in Philadelphia after showing up to support Jay-Z during a special preview event ahead of his highly anticipated performance at The Roots Picnic festival.

Ye Loses Court Fight Over Donda Event Music

Kanye West lost a copyright case after a jury ruled that four musicians deserved compensation for an uncleared sample used in an early version of "Hurricane" performed at his 2021 Donda listening party at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Latto and 21 Savage Share a Moment at Exclusive Baby Shower Celebration

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Latto's been documenting her "Big Mama" journey both in the studio and IRL ... and it seems her man 21 Savage has been by her side the whole time. On Monday, the rapper shared a sweet montage of her entire pregnancy journey, including a clip from an ultrasound.

Kendrick Lamar Joins Dr. Dre at Compton Event

Centennial High School in Compton became the focus of a major redevelopment push this week as a $270 million campus overhaul was officially highlighted during a public event involving some of the school’s most prominent alumni.

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