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Lil Durk Faces 7-Count Federal Indictment
Lil Durk's federal case has changed again ahead of trial, with prosecutors securing a fourth superseding indictment that brings the total number of counts against him from six to seven, correcting how two alleged victims were previously grouped under one interstate stalking charge.
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Osé on 2026: Afro-Soul Rising Star Shines
The Nigerian-born, Toronto-raised singer Osé just dropped her debut EP 'Feels Like Home,' led by the standout 'Gently.' It's a strong introduction to one of the most promising new voices in the Afro-Soul wave. Across seven tracks, she blends Afrobeats, R&B, and soul into a sound that's all her own.
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Usher Denies Clone Allegations in New Statement
Usher is laughing off claims that fans saw a body double instead of the real thing during a recent stop on his Raymond & Brown Tour with Chris Brown, with the singer responding on social media that "they can't clone this" and joking that "AI ain't that advanced."
MUSIC
Ruben Studdard on Cadillac Chronicles Interview
Ruben Studdard came through to Cadillac Chronicles TV with some generational classics and a new joint. He's more than 2 decades deep in this music game. He won American Idol at its height then dropped an album that debuted at number 1. He's still at it and doing great things. Much love and respect to him. Great experience and conversation.
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Michael Jackson’s Marriage Proposal to Beyoncé
Michael Jackson was married twice but never to Beyoncé. According to his former bodyguard Matt Fiddes, Jackson had a crush on Beyoncé and would have married her if he could have.
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Atlanta’s Powerful ‘Choir Boy’ Production
Actor Brandon L. Smith stars as Pharus in Tarell Alvin McCraney's Choir Boy at Actor's Express in Atlanta. Smith never felt the need to come out to his family, simply existing as his authentic self. He found the role particularly meaningful, stating it represents the fullness of who he is as a Black queer man. The gospel music and Negro spirituals throughout the show feel like honoring ancestors. Director Amanda Washington describes the music as a warm blanket, speaking to contemporary civil rights issues and how communities break free from constraints.
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Blueface Handcuffed During Police Stop With Chrisean Rock
Blueface and Chrisean Rock were pulled over by police in San Diego on Saturday night following his performance at Blu Temple, with the encounter captured during his livestream. Officers ordered the rapper and his crew out of their vehicle and temporarily handcuffed several people during the roadside stop. The reason for the traffic stop was not immediately clear from the video, and it was unknown whether any citations were issued.
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Rihanna on Elle USA: August 2026 Cover
Rihanna for Elle USA. Story by Roxane Gay. Stylist: Ill Jah Jah
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Paris Jackson Reveals Shocking Childhood Secrets
Paris Jackson revealed on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast that she didn't grow up playing at Neverland Ranch as many believed. The property was reserved for underprivileged children who couldn't afford major amusement parks. She was homeschooled there and could only enjoy the facilities on weekends after completing chores and homework. Jackson also shared that she didn't meet her biological mother, Debbie Rowe, until age fifteen, and explained that Michael Jackson made his children wear masks in public so they could experience normal activities anonymously. Following her father's death in 2009, she struggled socially after moving in with her grandmother, lacking peer interaction skills.
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Joe vs Donell Jones: 90s R&B Debut Breakdown
Joe got in the game first with 'Everything' in 1993, introducing himself with 'I'm in Luv.' Donell Jones answered in 1996 with 'My Heart,' flipping Stevie Wonder's 'Knocks Me Off My Feet' into his breakout moment. Two very different entrances. Swipe through, listen back, and tell us who took round one.
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Tyga Defends ‘$TARFACE’ Album After Pitchfork 0/10
Tyga stopped by TMZ Live to clarify that his album uses A.I. only for some synths and guitar solos. He spent three months in the studio, wrote every song, and performed every vocal himself. He blamed Gen Z for not reading his original comments and shrugged off Pitchfork's rare zero rating. When Harvey played Doja Cat's harsh review calling him a penis for making an A.I. album, Tyga laughed and fired back playfully, saying he loves Doja but she made a demonic album.