Tag: Legal Action

Blueface Sued Over Chrisean Rock PPV Stream

Blueface is being sued for copyright infringement because a boxing promoter claims he cost them money by putting Chrisean Rock's recent pay-per-view boxing match on his stream. During the match, music manager Wack 100 and Blueface broadcast it for more than an hour on his verified Kick channel. The promoter and streaming provider say tens of thousands of viewers tuned in and that Blueface told them they didn't need to buy the PPV and should watch for free instead.

Feds Permanently Seize Diddy’s Secret Ibiza Tapes

The federal government is asking a judge for permanent control of Sean "Diddy" Combs' unexplained "Ibiza Tapes," but the recordings' contents remain a closely guarded mystery. Prosecutors requested final forfeiture of Sony DVCAM cassettes taken from Diddy's Miami residence during a March 2024 federal search.

NAACP Fights for Answers in Nolan Wells Death Case

The NAACP is stepping into the fight for answers surrounding Nolan Wells' death, joining his family's legal team as questions remain about what happened to the young Black man. The organization will bring additional investigative resources to the case, press authorities for transparency and support efforts to ensure Wells' family receives answers they've been seeking.

Claressa Shields Sues 50 Cent Over Defamation

Boxing champ Claressa Shields pulled up to Angela Yee's Way Up radio show and got real about her next moves and the drama surrounding 50 Cent, addressing claims head-on after he accused her of cheating on Papoose.

Former NBA Star Iman Shumpert Accused Of ‘Dragging Woman By Wrist & Foot’ After Repeatedly Demanding She Leave His Home; She Threatens Legal Action...

A woman accused former NBA star Iman Shumpert of dragging her by the wrist and foot after he repeatedly demanded she leave his home, though police failed to file charges due to lack of evidence and a witness account contradicting the assault claim.

Delta Sued $75M After Crash-Landing

A flight attendant is suing Delta for $75 million after a crash-landing in Toronto. The incident occurred in February.

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Having fun in New York City shouldn't require spending half your paycheck, especially when there are plenty of ways to enjoy the fall season without breaking the bank. From Black-owned bookstores and live jazz in Harlem to neighborhood festivals and community events, some of the city's best experiences don't come with a hefty price tag.

Funkmaster Flex Altercation at Knicks Game Video

Funkmaster Flex got into a wild altercation with another guy during the Knicks versus Sixers game at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night and it was all caught on video. Flex posted the footage on Instagram early Wednesday after the crazy incident kicked off inside a crowded area at the famous arena in Midtown Manhattan.

Gut Cleanses Work? Black Wellness Trends Explained

There is no product that will remove toxins from the body, according to gastroenterologist Dr. Janice Fields. Marketing claims everything from mental clarity to overall wellness, but some products just trigger diarrhea. If it sends you to the bathroom, it's doing just that. The waste was already there, liquefied. It's pulling out mostly water. That waste was already in your gut, and the cleanse isn't reaching into your cells to pull out hidden toxins.

Carlos King Addresses False Allegation About Kandi

Carlos King is shutting down an old Real Housewives of Atlanta rumor again, saying he spoke publicly because people began to believe he started the false drug allegation about Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker.

Black Candidates on the Ballot: Midterm Races

The November 2026 midterms are just as much about Black political power as they are about which party will control Congress. Black candidates across the country are gearing up to make history, proving that representation and who gets a seat at the table matter, too. From the potential firsts of Keisha Lance Bottoms and Byron Donalds to vulnerable incumbents and redistricting battles in the South, these races could reshape policy and opportunity for Black America.