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Suge Knight is making a bombshell claim amid the Tupac Shakur murder trial, saying Duane "Keefe D" Davis' lawyers offered him up to one million dollars to say Keefe wasn't in the car that allegedly shot up Tupac. Suge joined TMZ Live Tuesday from prison and said he refused the alleged offer, insisting his loyalty to Tupac can't be compromised. The Death Row founder also took aim at The Game, pushing back on the rapper's recent claim that Keefe D is being used as a scapegoat.

Tina Campbell is asking a judge to give her primary custody of the two minor children she shares with estranged husband Teddy Campbell as their 24-year marriage moves toward divorce.

It's been exactly 25 years since the world lost singer Aaliyah. While her untimely death still invokes sadness for fans, we hold on to so many positive feelings in our collective memories. The One in a Million artist wasn't just talented; she was known for her fashion sense. Whether rocking a fly two-piece set or dripping in floor-length fur, Aaliyah never ceased to give serious fashion inspiration. As we remember the 25th anniversary of her death, we look back at some of her most stylish moments that continue to inspire.

The R&B connoisseur Glenn Lewis came through to Cadillac Chronicles TV with some real sophisticated classics and a new joint. The messages in his music are impeccable and positive. Great conversation about life and staying consistent through the valleys. Very dope experience. Thankful for the link up.

A$AP Rocky says Rihanna rushed to his Paris hotel room and found him crying on the bathroom floor after his father died around Christmas 2012. Rocky recalled that Rihanna initially called to congratulate him on his debut album's success, and when he stopped answering his phone, she came to check on him. He said the moment showed him who Rihanna was long before the two became romantically involved.

Rest in peace to Dolly Parton, who passed away peacefully today in Nashville at 80. She wrote "I Will Always Love You" in 1973 as a goodbye to her mentor Porter Wagoner. Elvis wanted to record it, but his manager demanded half the publishing, and Dolly turned him down. Twenty years later, Whitney Houston turned it into the biggest-selling single by a woman in history, and every dollar stayed Dolly's. Her family asks that donations be made to her Imagination Library in place of flowers.