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Sanaa Lathan on Essence Magazine July 2026 Cover

Sanaa Lathan graces the Essence Magazine July 2026 cover with Nina Compton, Mara Brock Akil, and Nikole Hannah Jones. Uncover the stories and creative team behind this powerful issue.

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A$AP Rocky Wants to Fight Drake Without Gloves

A$AP Rocky says he is willing to fight Drake bare-knuckled. The Harlem rapper made the declaration in a preview of his upcoming interview with Jason Lee. Rocky says his beef with Drizzy began after he started dating Rihanna. The couple now share three children.

Anderson .Paak Divorce Settlement With Ex Jae Lin

Singer Anderson .Paak is officially back on the market after hashing out a divorce settlement with his ex, Jae Lin. Anderson filed court docs on September 2, telling the court he hashed out a deal with Jae over the division of their property and support. Anderson filed for divorce in early 2024 after tying the knot in 2010.

Cardi B on Vogue Arabia August 2026

Cardi B graces the cover of Vogue Arabia with a stunning appearance. Her iconic look was created by Tokyo Stylez, who masterfully crafted her hair for this exclusive feature. The collaboration showcases Cardi B's influence in fashion and beauty, cementing her status as a style icon in the industry.

Joyce Wrice on Her New Era: Machiko Album 2026

She just announced Machiko, her sophomore album, out October 9. It's her first full-length since Overgrown in 2021, with Crack The Code and Break Me In already setting the tone. Five years is a long wait, and everything she's dropped this year says it'll be worth it.

Diddy’s Release Date Moved Up After Prison Fight

Sean "Diddy" Combs is getting even closer to being a free man as his prison release date was moved up again. The music mogul will now be released on February 5, 2028, from the Federal Correctional Institution in Fort Dix, New Jersey. Last month, he was scheduled for February 20, 2028, meaning he's getting more than two weeks shaved off his release date. Diddy was found guilty at his 2025 federal trial of transporting prostitutes across state lines for sex purposes and was sentenced to four years and two months.