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Diddy Disputes Lil Rod’s Cuba Gooding Jr. Document Request
Sean "Diddy" Combs is fighting a discovery demand from accuser Rodney "Lil Rod" Jones, who wants information about Cuba Gooding Jr. as part of his $30 million lawsuit, with Diddy calling the request "abusive and improper."
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OTF DeDe and Browneyez Seek Trial Separation From Durk
Lil Durk's co-defendants OTF DeDe and Browneyez filed a renewed motion to sever, arguing that the government's latest indictment could make jurors blame them for shootings and murders they say they did not commit.
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Sexyy Red Pens Heartfelt Letter to Judge Regarding Tay Keith
Sexyy Red wrote an emotional letter to the judge in late music producer Tay Keith's lawsuit over unpaid music royalties. She disputes the claims and says she was appalled by the allegations. Sexyy explained she is an artist not allowed to pay producers, as that is handled by the record label. She stated Tay Keith and she are great working partners and friends, and if the label owes him money, they have started the process to get him paid.
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Mystikal Sentenced to 20 Years Prison in Rape Case
Mystikal has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to third-degree rape in Louisiana. The rapper, whose legal name is Michael Lawrence Tyler, received the sentence in connection with a 2022 assault at his home in Prairieville, Louisiana.
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Sugar Ray Leonard’s Restraining Order Dismissed
Sugar Ray Leonard's temporary restraining order against his son, Daniel Ray Leonard, has been dismissed without prejudice for lack of prosecution after the two did not appear in court on June 5.
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Kai Cenat and AMP Face $1M Lawsuit Over Mall Stream
Kai Cenat, AMP Entertainment, Duke Dennis, and others are being sued for more than $1 million by a San Antonio mall security guard who says he was punched during the group's viral hide-and-seek livestream on August 2, 2025.
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DaBaby’s Chicken and Waffle Menu Prices
DaBaby's new chicken & waffles shop is causing a stir online with customers lamenting the restaurant's high prices after a super busy opening. No Knife Chicken & Waffles opened Sunday in Charlotte, North Carolina, and the menu prices immediately sparked debate. DaBaby is charging $15 for plain waffles with no toppings or chicken. The most expensive treat is the $45 Soulfood Cornbread Waffle topped with collard greens, candied yams, and mac & cheese. Chicken costs an extra $10 for 6 wings.
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Potomac Housewives Mortgages: Underwater Homes
While the ladies love to pull up to reunions boasting about their multi-million dollar lifestyle, public real estate documents tell a wildly different story. From stars hanging on by a thread with almost zero equity to savvy housewives sitting on a cool million-dollar nest egg, we are breaking down the best and worst mortgage deals in Potomac.
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U.S. Open Guide: What You Need to Know
The 2026 U.S. Open has a new audience and apparently not everyone knows the rules. As celebrities, influencers and first-time tennis fans descend on Flushing Meadows, some spectators have gone viral for disruptive behavior, from using ring lights to talking loudly during play. Tennis superstars Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff have weighed in, reminding newcomers that enjoying the U.S. Open comes with more etiquette than other sporting events. Whether you're seasoned or new, respect the sport.
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Ciara Pregnant With Baby Number 5 – It’s a Boy
Ciara and Russell Wilson officially confirmed on September 6, 2026, that baby number five is on the way, and according to insiders close to the couple, the new addition will be another boy joining big brothers Future Zahir and Win Harrison, along with big sisters Sienna Princess and Amora Princess.
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Osaka & Gauff’s U.S. Open Tips for Newcomers
The 2026 U.S. Open has a new audience and apparently not everyone knows the rules. As celebrities, influencers and first-time tennis fans descend on Flushing Meadows, some spectators have gone viral for disruptive behavior, from using ring lights in the stands to talking too loudly during play. Tennis superstars Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff have weighed in, reminding newcomers that enjoying the U.S. Open comes with more etiquette than other sporting events. Whether you're a seasoned fan or visiting for the first time, respecting the sport is essential.