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Wu-Tang Clan is being hailed by New York Knicks fans as the savior of their historic NBA Finals comeback win. RZA tells TMZ the iconic group brought a spark to a deflated Madison Square Garden. The Knicks were getting destroyed by the San Antonio Spurs at halftime of Game 4 when Wu took the floor for a performance that got the place rockin. RZA says the group changed some lyrics to include the Knicks in their songs to make sure fans got back in the mood. The energized crowd cheered on the Knicks as they stormed back from a 29-point hole to stage the biggest comeback win in NBA Finals history.

Netflix announced Thursday that the hit iHeartMedia radio show will stream live on the platform every weekday beginning June 1, making the long-running program hosted by Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy, and Jess Hilarious, Netflix's first daily live show.

Cassie says she's being harassed and threatened by an ex-male escort who used to be hired for her freak-offs with Diddy. Cassie's lawyers fired off a letter to the judge handling a lawsuit Clayton Howard filed against her. Cassie says Clayton posted a video on social media where he allegedly made threats including "Bitch, I'm going to burn you out with fire" and "You want to play stupid games, you can win stupid prizes."

Sleep apnea poses a major health risk for Black men, with 80% undiagnosed. Discover the alarming statistics and why this condition is underdiagnosed in this critical community.

Danielle Olivera is shutting down Lindsay Hubbard's claim that she had a sexual encounter with Carl Radke years earlier, calling it a lie on Instagram Stories after the In the City premiere aired Tuesday.

The Vegas valet who says Quavo slapped him is on the hunt to collect the 7-figure sum he won in court from the Migos member. According to court docs, Antonio Henry, who sued Quavo for assault and battery, is making moves in Georgia to collect on the judgment he got in Nevada. The case went to trial, which ended with Quavo being ordered to pay the valet more than 650K in compensatory and punitive damages, plus interest and attorney fees, for a total exceeding 1.1 million.