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Karl-Anthony Towns and his fiancée, Jordyn Woods, have been together for six years. Both the NBA star and the influencer met through mutual friends years before they started dating, building a genuine friendship that eventually became the foundation of their romance.

Jay-Z's second night at Yankee Stadium featured crowd drama when two fans got into altercations with security guards. The incident occurred during Alicia Keys' performance of "Empire State of Mind." Exclusive video shows one fan punching a security officer in the face before being taken away, while another fan was restrained on the ground. Sources indicate the fight started because the fans were not in their assigned seats and were blocking other attendees' views. When security arrived and asked them to leave, the men refused, triggering the physical altercation.

When we talk about reality TV, we often think of the juicy drama that keeps us on the edge of our seats, but we don't talk enough about the amazing fashion looks served on reality shows. Recently, Law Roach and Ziwe sat down for a chat with Recho Omondi on Hulu's "Get Real" and discussed who they think are some of the best-dressed reality TV stars.

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Ice-T's heating his TV career back up because after a part-time role on season 27 of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, he promises fans will see him in every episode of season 28. The legendary rapper and actor stopped by for a long conversation on The TMZ Podcast to discuss Detective Odafin Fin Tutuola, the character he's played since the show's second season in 2000.

The diaspora war has been bubbling for years with prominent American figures questioning why British actors keep getting cast to play foundational Black American icons like Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and Harriet Tubman.