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Diddy Countersues Videographer Over Stolen Netflix Footage
Diddy is countersuing a man who previously filed a civil suit for sexual assault against him, alleging the man stole video footage from him and sold it to Netflix behind his back. The incarcerated star is firing back at Rodney Jones, claiming the videographer and producer used his position of trust to steal computer drives containing footage owned by Diddy, which were intended for use in a documentary about Diddy's life.
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Leon Bridges on Hunger Magazine September 2026 Cover
Leon Bridges covers Hunger Magazine for September 2026 with a 9-image spread from the Grammy-winning Fort Worth soul singer.
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LeBron James on Philadelphia Magazine September 2026 Cover
LeBron James covers Philadelphia Magazine for September 2026, a single striking image of the NBA’s all-time leading scorer.
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Kerry Washington on Women’s Health September 2026 Cover
Kerry Washington covers Women’s Health for September 2026 in an 8-image shoot from the Scandal star and producer.
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Diabetes Effects on Teeth and Gums
The mouth is a gateway to the body, and for people with type 2 diabetes, oral care goes far beyond brushing and flossing. Gum disease can inflame tissues around teeth and link to uncontrolled diabetes and high blood pressure. Diabetes makes it harder to fight infection, leaving gums vulnerable. When bacteria and inflammation enter the bloodstream through gum disease, it becomes harder to control blood sugar levels. Treating gum disease can improve blood sugar control. Black Americans face disproportionate risks, being more likely to have diabetes and die from complications. Proper brushing techniques, regular flossing, water flossers, and dental checkups every six months are essential preventive measures for managing oral health with diabetes.
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Offset Hesitant About Casino but Won’t Stop Gambling
Offset's got a love-hate relationship with casinos. He got shot at one and got into a shouting match at another, but he leaned into all the drama for a new music video. The rapper collaborated with Don Toliver on his upcoming album "GMFU," and they filmed inside a casino. Offset says it's a case of art imitating life, describing his life as a "movie."