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 JAMIE FOXX IN PHYSICAL REHAB CENTER FOLLOWING MEDICAL EMERGENCY

Reports about Jamie Foxx‘s health have been wide ranging, but the latest update speaks toward things moving in a really positive direction.

According to a TMZ report on Monday (May 15), the actor has been released from the hospital and entered what’s touted as one of the top physical rehabilitation centers in the country.

Both of his daughters Corinne Foxx and Anelise Foxx were pictured visiting him at the Chicago-based rehab center over Mother’s Day weekend – and they appeared to be in good spirits. There is still little information about what exactly happened to the beloved actor, but the facility he’s in reportedly specializes in stroke recovery, traumatic brain injury rehab, spinal cord injury rehab and cancer rehabilitation.

According to an insider, Jamie is “recovering well” and has been at the rehab center since late April following his hospital stint in Atlanta.

Ja Morant suspended from team activities after second video circulates showing him flash a gun

  

Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant has been suspended from team activities after an Instagram Live video appearing to show him flashing a gun while in a vehicle with others circulated on social media Sunday, just two months after the athlete was suspended over a similar video.

Morant is suspended from all team activities “pending League review,” the Grizzlies announced on Twitter, adding the team had no further comment.

Charlamagne Calls Lil Wayne “Corny” For Ending Concert Early

Charlamagne called Lil Wayne out for being “corny” by abruptly ending his latest concert in Los Angeles. The Young Money rapper was upset with the audience for not being excited about his artists Lil Twist, Yaj Kader, and Allan Cubas. Charlamagne addressed the viral incident on The Breakfast Club, Monday.

“That’s corny,” Charlamagne began. “You can’t be upset because the crowd not feeling your artist. And I’m sure Wayne has been there before. I’m sure that the was a time he might’ve brought, even a Drake out way way way back in the day and people weren’t paying attention to Drake. Or he might’ve brought a Nicki out way way way back in the day and people weren’t paying attention to Nicki. Or Tyga. All of these people who ended up blowing up. Everybody starts somewhere.”

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 LL COOL J TROLLS FANS WITH EXPLANATION FOR 'CANCELING' HIS NEW ALBUM

LL COOL J had presumably pumped the brakes on his upcoming album due to issues with the recording process, but now he’s given a more precise explanation of what happened.

The Queens rap legend took to his Twitter page on Wednesday (February 22) to announce that he would no longer drop his 14th studio album, stating that more work needed to be done on the album.

In a series of now deleted tweets, he revealed that he’s still “trying to figure this album out” and followed that up with a post that read, “just not feeling like this album is worthy of being released [facepalm emoji] I tried.”

He also added: “not dropping it.”

However, LL COOL J returned hours later to clarify that the project is still moving forward and tagged Q-Tip, who’s serving as executive producer. Mr. Smith also trolled fans with a boisterous reason behind the delay with the album.

“Okay so everyone’s been asking me about the new record and my decision and I was considering not putting the album out because IT’S TOO FUCKING GOOD,” LL said in the clip. “Q-Tip you a genius baby this my favorite album I ever made. I can’t wait for y’all to hear this. Tracklist coming soon.”

NICKI MINAJ ANNOUNCES 'QUEEN RADIO' RETURN

Nicki Minaj has announced that Queen Radio will return and promoted the moment by showcasing a new striped bikini.

In the candid thirst trap, the Pinkprint rapper can be seen lounging on an armchair while scrolling on her phone. She announced that Queen Radio would return on March 3.

Queen Radio initially launched on Beats 1 Radio in 2018 to promote her fourth studio album of the same name. Nicki announced she had left Apple Music in 2021 after fellow podcast host Joe Budden asked what was the status of Queen Radio during an episode of his beloved show.

According to Nicki, Global Creative Director of Apple Music, Larry Jackson gave his blessing for the rapper to explore new channels, and she announced last March that she’d be bringing the radio program to the Amazon app in an exclusive partnership.

“#QueenRadio 3/3 @3pm PST Bad gyal don’t die die die. Hunnit rounds on dat gratata,” Nicki wrote.

BIG GIPP QUESTIONS DJ KHALED’S TALENT: ‘DON’T TELL ME YOU THE BEST’

Big Gipp has questioned whether DJ Khaled is actually as talented as people claim, while stating that the Miami-based producer is far from being “the best.”

The comments came in an interview with The Art Of Dialogue,where the Goodie Mob rapper said Khaled undoubtedly has talent, but that T-Pain deserves more praise.

“DJ Khaled is great at what he do,” Gipp said. “But I can turn around and look at a person that’s the real artist and that’s T-Pain. T-Pain really came through and really took it to another level. Song after song, hit after hit. Wrote, produce, singing, I just fuck with them type of artists, bro.”

He continued: “The ones that learned how to put together records because they were sitting besides somebody and figured out, ‘OK, this is how you put a record together. Then the next thing is me just being friends with everybody so they would rap on my music. The first time that I really got to popping was because I got a relationship with T-Pain and he gave me a hook, and after that hook my career took off.’

“But everytime you say you the best and I’m like, the first record that you can say that … that’s T-Pain. That’s not you. So I don’t understand. I don’t understand. It’s like shit, bro. I feel you, but when they say play your biggest records I hear nothing but that n-gga voice. So did you produce the track? Did you write the hook?

“But you producing how a record company produce it … but don’t be telling me you the best at what? Putting a record together? I ain’t mad at none of that. But all I’m saying is if you the best, if you the greatest, get out here and show me you can tour without any of them people rapping on your muthafuckin’ record.”

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CARDI B CLAIMS SHE GOT PAID $1M FOR 35-MINUTE PERFORMANCE

Cardi B has clapped back at a fan who mocked a recent private Art Basel performance by showing proof that she was paid $1 million for the brief appearance.

The since-deleted tweet came as a response to Twitter user @antoniiogang, who shared a short clip of Cardi’s performance, which took place at the Chase Sapphire Lounge on Friday (December 2), according to USA Today.

The clip was posted with a caption that read, “Not the Grammy winner performing in someone’s backyard.”

The “Money Bag” rapper responded with a screenshot of her contract with WP Touring, Inc., confirming the rate she had been paid for her appearance at the Miami art festival.

“I got payed 1 million dollars to perform at this elite bankers event private event for 400 people and only for 35 minutes,” Cardi tweeted along with the photo. “THINK ABOUT THAT WHEN YOU TYPE ABOUT THIS GRAMMY WINNER”

Brett Favre Requests Dismissal From Mississippi Welfare Lawsuit

Brett Favre is one of 38 defendants in a lawsuit brought by the Mississippi Department of Human Services alleging a serious misappropriation of welfare funds. The retired Hall of Fame quarterback is requesting to be dismissed from the lawsuit along with his Favre Enterprises business entity. 

ESPN reported that Brett Favre, 53, filed a motion on Monday (Nov. 28) asking a Mississippi judicial court to dismiss the lawsuit. According to the outlet, a portion of the motion read, “It is apparent that MDHS has sued Favre, a Mississippi and national celebrity, in an effort to deflect responsibility for its own egregious wrongdoing.”

The issue has dogged Favre for months after auditors in Mississippi found that a portion of the $77 million in Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds originally slated to support nonprofits and assist the state’s poor were misdirected to the coffers of wealthy residents. The lawsuit was first announced on May 9 and is a civil matter. So far, six individuals have been arrested in connection to the case with five of them pleading guilty. Favre was among the named individuals in the lawsuit but does not face any legal charges.

“[MDHS]’s lawsuit is nothing more than a baseless attempt to blame Brett Favre for its own failure to oversee the welfare funds placed in its trust,” Favre’s lawyer, Eric Herschmann, said in a statement to ESPN. “Mr. Favre never had any control over how Mississippi spent its welfare funds. He never made any misrepresentations to anyone.”

As reported by the Associated Press, Favre has paid back $1.1 million in speaking fees that he received from the TANF-funded Mississippi Community Education Center. However, a state auditor found that Favre still owes $228,000 in back interest.

James Gunn Hints At His DCU Plans With Kingdom Come Image

DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn hints further at his DC Universe plans by sharing another image from the Kingdom Come event story. Although no official announcements have come from Gunn or Peter Safran since taking over DC's movie future, the former has continued to use social media to generate excitement about what is to come. He has teased fans with images of Lobo, Mister Terrific, Superman, and more as plans are being finalized for what direction the franchise will go next. Each of James Gunn's social media posts have elicited strong reactions from audiences, especially when it comes to teasing major events.

 

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 TAKEOFF HONORED BY FRIENDS & FAMILY AT ATLANTA MEMORIAL SERVICE

TakeOff has been laid to rest following a celebration of life that saw Quavo and Offset delivering emotional addresses to a crowd of 21,000 mourners.

Despite the rain in Atlanta on Friday morning (November 11), fans began gathering outside State Farm Arena as early as 9 a.m. — three hours ahead of the ceremony’s scheduled start — where a giant photo of TakeOff took up the venue’s LED display.

According to Variety, the full capacity crowd inside included former collaborators and friends including Gucci Mane, Rich The Kid, City Girls, CeeLo Green, YG, Murda Beatz, Mustard, Lil Yachty, Teyana Taylor, Russell Simmons. Cardi B, TakeOff’s cousin by marriage was also photographed ahead of the memorial service.

Members of the Quality Control Music staff were also on hand to pay their respects, including the label’s CEO Pierre “P” Thomas, who shared a photo ahead of the ceremony along with the caption, “When You Lose Someone You Love, You Gain An Angel To Look Over You As Life Goes On. #LLTakeOff.”

T-PAIN REVEALS HE USED TO CHARGE ARTISTS CARS FOR SONGS: ‘I HAD ENOUGH MONEY’

T-Pain has revealed there was a point in his career when he stopped asking artists for money in exchange for features, instead he would ask them for cars.

The Florida rapper-singer made the revelation during a recent episode of his Nappy Boy Radio podcast featuring Taylor Bennett. Pain explained that he would make arrangements for a rare car that he couldn’t get his hands on from an artist and he’d hop in the booth to bang out a verse or hook on their song.

“I started charging n-ggas cars for songs,” T-Pain said. “It came to a point where I had enough money and rappers was like, ‘We need a hook.’ Hey, look, it’s a ’72 Impala that I want. I don’t even want a new car, bro, go get me a old school and I’ll do this hook for you tonight.”

T-Pain didn’t get into specifics of cars he ended up trading for his AutoTuned verses and melodic hooks, but he added a few whips to his fleet.

D.C. attorney general files lawsuit against Daniel Snyder, Washington Commanders, NFL, Roger Goodell

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine on Thursday sued the Washington Commanders, team owner Dan Snyder, the National Football League, and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for allegedly lying to D.C. fans about an investigation into workplace conduct and claims of sexual harassment, and doing so to protect the team and league’s image and ability to make money.

“You can’t lie to D.C. residents in order to protect your image and profits and get away with it,” said Racine at a press conference. “No one is above the law.”

The lawsuit stems from reporting by The Washington Post in 2020 on allegations of sexual harassment and a toxic workplace culture at the Washington Commanders. In the wake of the story, the team hired attorney Beth Wilkinson to conduct an investigation, which was later taken over by the NFL. The investigation’s findings, summarized publicly by the NFL in 2021, found that working conditions at the team had been “highly unprofessional” and that “numerous female employees reported having experienced sexual harassment and a general lack of respect in the workplace.”

The league said Snyder and the Commanders instituted new policies and hired new management, the NFL fined Snyder $10 million, and Snyder agreed to turn over day to day management of the team to his wife, Tanya Snyder. But an investigation by a House of Representatives committee later revealed that the NFL had given Snyder control over what information and documents from Wilkinson’s investigation could be publicly released, and also that Snyder had conducted a “shadow investigation” of accusers, former team employees, and journalists.

“This was all for show,” said Racine of the NFL’s investigation into workplace culture issues within the Commanders. “We were led to believe that Mr. Snyder would not interfere with the ‘independent’ investigation. He did. We were led to believe the public would not be left out of the process. We were. We were led to believe real change would happen. We’re still waiting. I ask, does any part of this investigation sound independent? Does any of this sound like accountability? Of course not. That’s why we’re suing.”

Racine’s lawsuit stems from D.C.’s broad Consumer Protection Act, which, among other provisions, prohibits businesses and merchants from lying to consumers. While the Commanders play in Maryland and are headquartered in Virginia, Racine said his civil lawsuit stems from the reality that many of the team’s paying fans are D.C. residents and that the team has marketed its links to the city, thus giving him standing to bring the legal action.

Racine, the city’s outgoing attorney general, is asking a D.C. judge to order the team, the league, and Snyder and Goodell to pay a fine of up to $5,000 for every misstatement made regarding the investigation. “That racks up pretty easy and exponentially,” he said. Racine is also seeking for Wilkinson’s full investigation to be released to the public.

In a statement, Commanders’ attorneys John Brownlee and Stuart Nash pledged to fight Racine’s lawsuit.

“Over two years ago, Dan and Tanya Snyder acknowledged that an unacceptable workplace culture had existed within their organization for several years and they have apologized many times for allowing that to happen. We agree with Racine on one thing: the public needs to know the truth. Although the lawsuit repeats a lot of innuendo, half-truths and lies, we welcome this opportunity to defend the organization — for the first time — in a court of law and to establish, once and for all, what is fact and what is fiction,” they said.

On Tuesday, the team preemptively released a statement accusing Racine of seeking “splashy headlines, based on offbeat legal theories, rather than doing the hard work of making the streets safe,” a reference to the August shooting in D.C. of rookie running back Brian Robinson Jr. The statement drew immediate criticisms, including from Robinson’s agent, prompting a separate statement from team president Jason Wright apologizing for the reference to the player’s shooting.

“It’s customary for bullies to try to bully victims… even public servants. I looked at that comment. It wasn’t surprising,” said Racine on Thursday about the team’s initial statement.

Racine’s lawsuit comes as Snyder and the Commanders remain under a harsh spotlight for workplace conduct issues as well as how the team is managed. Earlier this year, Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares launched an investigation into allegations of financial impropriety under owner Snyder’s leadership — allegations first brought to light by the House committee’s probe into the franchise.

Snyder recently made headlines when he hired a bank to consider options for selling the team, in part or in whole. Since then the names of a number of possible buyers have emerged, from Amazon founder Jeff Bezos to media mogul Byron Allen. Despite the team’s history in the Washington region, few elected officials have been willing to work with Snyder and the Commanders on possibly relocating and building a new stadium, in large part because of the scandals and controversies he has found himself in over the years.

Speaking as a longtime fan of the franchise, Racine said he was left little recourse but to act.

“I am repulsed by the conduct, the idea of intimidating victims, the idea of trying to scare them into backing down,” he said. “It’s outrageous and it calls on all of us to what we can to bring accountability.”

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Jay-Z Sues D’Usse Partner Bacardi Over Transparency Concerns 

The business mogul’s company SC Liquor has filed a lawsuit against Bacardi, with whom Jay-Z has a 50/50 partnership in the Cognac brand. According to a new report from TMZ, Jay-Z wants complete financial clarity from Bacardi concerning D’Usse.  

Jay-Z and Bacardi have been co-owners of D’Usse since 2011. Hov and Beyoncé launched the new premium cognac during a party at LIV Nightclub in December of that year. While there have been no rumors of an internal rift, the lawsuit suggests something is amiss.  

The outlet reports Jay-Z is requesting access to information about D’Usse production and sales. The company wants all books and records for the business, and “the location of all warehouses storing D’Usse barrels, bottles and accessories.” The docs also request all the files pertaining to Bacardi’s physical inventory processes. 

While it is unclear why Jay-Z decided to file suit against Bacardi, the filing suggests trust has become an issue between the partners. In the court papers, SC Liquor states it needs to “monitor the conduct of [Bacardi’s] business to protect SC’s rights as” a partner in the company. 

Two People Shot At College During Asian Doll Concert

Two people were shot at an Asian Doll concert during homecoming festivities at Livingstone College.

Additionally, multiple people were injured according to Salisbury, North Carolina police.

Asian Doll was performing on stage at the time of the shooting, which occurred after a fight broke out. Neither of the people shot were Livingstone students. Some of those that were injured was a result of the chaos after shot rang out. Earlier rumors stated that three people were shot.

Police are reportedly investigating further. according to WSOC-TV, students were forced to flee from both the fight and the shots. All of this happened approximately at 11 PM, when police campus police responded to the alert.

College officials condemned the act and admitted it was not the first time gunfire has marred campus activities. 

“I’m saddened that after a week of homecoming activities without incident, our students, alumni, their families and friends had to witness this senseless act of gun violence,” Livingstone College President Dr. Anthony J. Davis said. “My prayer is that the community will respond to Livingstone College in the same manner it responded when gunfire erupted at a holiday basketball tournament in December.”

New allegations surface about Bill Murray’s on-set misconduct

New allegations of Bill Murray behaving inappropriately on sets have continued to surface in the wake of a report about “Being Mortal,” the production suspended in April when a complaint was filed against the actor.

Last week, the media company Puck published an article alleging that Murray, 72, had kissed and straddled a “much younger woman” working with him on the Atul Gawande adaptation helmed by first-time feature director Aziz Ansari. Murray said his actions toward the production staffer were “jestful,” according to Puck, whereas she interpreted the unwanted behavior as sexual and filed a complaint.

The Puck article added that another staffer who witnessed the encounter also filed a report, and that the incident eventually reached Searchlight Pictures, which halted production on the film. It has not resumed. At the time, Murray publicly described what had happened as a “a difference of opinion.” According to Puck, he paid the woman just over $100,000 to settle the matter and maintain confidentiality.

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6ix9ine Dubai Brawl

On Friday, September 23, Hollywood Unlocked revealed that 6ix9ine had gotten into a brawl at the Soho Palm Club in Dubai. According to sources, the rapper asked the DJ to play one of his songs for the crowd, but he refused. This allegedly led to the artist, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, attacking the DJ on the spot.

As reported by the outlet, the DJ screamed, "We don’t like snitches. No way am I playing a snitch’s song," into the microphone following their brawl. Shortly after the news broke, the video of the incident began circulating online. In the clip, Tekashi was seen shirtless punching a man before being held back by a group of people.

RIHANNA TO HEADLINE 2023 SUPER BOWL LVII HALFTIME SHOW

Rihanna and the National Football League has confirmed the Barbadian singer will be performing at the Super Bowl Halftime Show next year.

On Sunday (September 25), Rihanna shared an Instagram post with just her tattooed arm in the air holding a football with the NFL shield prominently displayed. The NFL followed up with a tweet featuring the same photo.

Floyd Mayweather, 45 years young, knocks out MMA star Mikuru Asakura

The unbeaten Hall of Famer knocked out Mikuru Asakura in the second round of a scheduled three-round exhibition on the Rizin 38 card in Saitama, Japan.

The 30-year-old Japanese mixed martial artist was game and had his moments, landing a few eye-catching punches.

However, no MMA fighter has the boxing skills to compete on an even level with one of the greatest practitioners of the sweet science, even one who’s in his mid-40s.