Kanye West, known as “Ye,” took to Instagram in the early hours of Tuesday to issue a heartfelt apology to the Jewish community following a series of antisemitic comments made during an event in Las Vegas. In a post penned in Hebrew, the 46-year-old rapper expressed deep regret for any unintended hurt or disrespect his words may have caused.
Cameron Diaz, approaching nine years of marriage with Benji Madden, advocates an unconventional notion for couples: normalize separate bedrooms.
Meet Tempest Styles, a rising force in the hip-hop scene who’s swiftly leaving her mark on the industry. Hailing from the Bronx, this artist, formerly known as “Nina” and “Lolanina,” is redefining rap with her personal, hot, and unmistakably Tempest style. Her journey began under the influence of her father, Tito Navedo, and was further fueled by icons like Nicki Minaj, Lil Kim, and Eve.
BMI, the esteemed music licensing titan representing renowned artists like Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar, announced its sale to private equity firm New Mountain Capital.
Spotify has officially declared its forthcoming policy shifts in royalty payouts, confirming the anticipated elimination of payments for songs garnering fewer than 1,000 annual streams. Set to take effect in early 2024, this change aims to revamp its royalty system. The alteration also includes measures against fraudulent streams and addressing the issue of ‘functional noise’ content.
Usher, the iconic “Boyfriend” singer, never fails to turn heads with his charismatic charm, and his latest Las Vegas residency concert was no exception. While he’s been linked to several notable women in the past, such as Saweetie, Doja Cat, and Gabrielle Union, this time, Usher had his sights set on a different kind of star. During his recent show, “My Way: The Las Vegas Residency,” Usher and Kenya Moore from “Real Housewives Of Atlanta” shared an unforgettable moment.
In a heartfelt tribute to a rap icon, a section of MacArthur Boulevard in Oakland, California, was renamed Tupac Shakur Way on November 3, nearly three decades after his tragic passing.
Save the date for the “Whose Mic Is It Showcase” on December 17, 2023, in the vibrant heart of Brooklyn, NY, starting at 1 p.m. Whose Mic Is It Showcase is not just a concert; it’s a musical extravaganza that promises to leave you breathless with excitement.
