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Tupac Killer Duane Keefe D Davis New Mug Shot
Tupac Shakur shooting mastermind Duane "Keefe D" Davis started his 40-year prison sentence in Nevada and we can see it written all over his face. Davis posed for a new mug shot at the maximum-security High Desert State in Indian Springs, NV and it's safe to say he's not a happy camper.
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Pooh Shiesty’s Jail Claims Rejected by Prosecutors
Prosecutors say Pooh has sent or received a whopping 12,342 emails and logged 231 video visits totaling roughly 45 hours since July 1. The feds say Pooh has unlimited access to a tablet with games, music, Netflix, and the NFL Channel. His activity log is about 500 pages long, with roughly 30 entries per page. The government wrote that these conditions can hardly be said to be inhumane.
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Cardi B Performs “I Like It” at NPR Tiny Desk
Leave it to Cardi B to bring a little heat to the NPR Tiny Desk because she set the mic on fire with her stripped-down set. The rapper banged out 8 of her hottest hits in under 20 minutes, and she looked like she was having a blast the whole time. Cardi performed smash hits like Up and Bodak Yellow before closing out the stellar set with her chart-topper I Like It.
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Keffe D’s Self-Incrimination in Tupac Murder Case
Charlamagne Tha God believes Duane "Keffe D" Davis talked himself straight into a murder conviction. The radio host gave Keffe D Donkey of the Day honors Tuesday, one day after a Las Vegas jury found him guilty in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur.
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Unforgettable Hip-Hop Story Songs – The Root
Thirty years ago, 1996 proved to be a watershed moment for hip-hop narrative. In a single 12-month run, 2Pac laid down double-album street gospel on All Eyez on Me, The Fugees wove multi-layered neighborhood chronicles on The Score, and Eminem dropped raw character studies on his debut Infinite. Three decades after that legendary stretch blew open the boundaries of what a verse could paint, we looked back across the culture's full timeline to gather the greatest masterclasses in hip-hop storytelling.
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Remy Ma Denies Relationship With Millyz
Remy Ma is officially single and tells TMZ the only relationship she's interested in right now comes with a beat. The rapper was at a listening event for her new EP, Alimony, and said she's dating her music and in a monogamous relationship with her art. This comes after her public split from Papoose, who filed for divorce in May 2025.
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Mississippi Senate Race Vote Count Delayed
Mississippi could be on the verge of electing its first Black U.S. senator since Reconstruction, but nearly a week after Election Day, the result is still hanging in the balance. Democrat Scott Colom holds a razor-thin lead over Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in a race carrying particular weight in a state with a long history of racial segregation and voter suppression.
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Ashley Walters on Empire Magazine October 2026
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Dame Dash Sells Life Rights for $550K Amid Debt
Dame Dash's life story sold for $550,000 at a bankruptcy auction, but the proceeds will go toward paying his creditors rather than to him. The sale includes approximately 100 hours of video footage, photographs, memorabilia, and rights to an unreleased documentary project.
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HBCU Homecoming 2026: Most Unforgettable Moments
If 2026 proved anything, it's that nobody does homecoming quite like an HBCU! From celebrity sightings and showstopping marching bands to Divine Nine pride, campus royalty and edge-of-your-seat football finishes, this season delivered plenty of headline-worthy moments. Many historically Black colleges and universities celebrated major milestones, while students and alumni created new memories across their campuses.
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Snoop Dogg Biopic Cast: Who’s Playing Who
The forthcoming Snoop Dogg biopic is rounding out its cast with a pretty full picture of which stars will help bring the film to life. While recent casting news may have been met with online reactions, other choices may inspire more confidence. The film hits screens in August 2027, featuring Jonathan Daviss as Snoop Dogg, Lauren London as his mother Beverly Tate, and an ensemble including Myles Bullock as Dr. Dre, Camron Jones as Tupac Shakur, and Laya DeLeon Hayes as Snoop's wife Shante Broadus.