NEW YORK — Roc-A-Fella Records began as an independent label built around one mission: get Jay-Z’s music into the marketplace when the traditional doors weren’t opening fast enough. Over time, it became a culture-shifting powerhouse—breaking artists, shaping radio, and building a brand that stretched beyond music into fashion and high-level corporate relationships. The Roc-A-Fella story is also one of the clearest examples of a truth that still defines the music industry toda

Amy Poehler is laughing now, but she says a long-ago flight once turned into a tense, first-class showdown after a fellow passenger objected to her language—right as her Mean Girls co-star Ana Gasteyer was traveling with her infant daughter. The story came up on Poehler’s podcast Good Hang during a holiday episode featuring Gasteyer, where the two comedians started reminiscing about a trip they took together years back. Gasteyer reminded Poehler that her daughter Frances—now

In recent weeks, social media and online forums have reignited long-standing rumors involving hip-hop icons Sean “Diddy” Combs and the late Tupac Shakur, specifically claims that Diddy secretly fathered a child with a woman who once dated Tupac while Tupac was still alive. Despite the renewed attention, verified facts do not support this narrative. What is confirmed is that Diddy shares a daughter, Chance Combs, born in 2006, with Sarah Chapman. Chapman was romantically linke

In a surprise legal turn that has sent shockwaves through the entertainment and streaming world, Sean “Diddy” Combs is reportedly preparing to file a $1 billion lawsuit against Netflix, alleging that the platform’s recently released docuseries — produced in part by rapper and entrepreneur 50 Cent — used unauthorized footage and delivered what his legal team describes as a “targeted campaign of defamation.” Sources close to the Combs family say the lawsuit has been in developm

The release of a new docuseries examining Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legacy has opened old wounds in hip-hop, but nowhere has it hit harder than with the estate of Christopher Wallace — better known to the world as The Notorious B.I.G. Within hours of the series’ premiere, the estate issued a rare public response, aiming to set the record straight on what they call “misleading and hurtful claims.” New Allegations Revive Old Questions The documentary introduces a dramatic allegation:

Federal authorities carried out a major drug raid in suburban Georgia that ended with the arrest of the brother of rapper Future, shaking both the local community and the hip-hop world. According to investigators, agents from the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Administration targeted a short-term rental home in Forest Park after receiving intelligence that the location was being used as a distribution point for large quantities of fentanyl. When agents moved in, they discovered

She (and her husband Kenneth Petty) were ordered by a court to pay a security guard Thomas Weidenmuller about US $500,000 after the guard sued them over an alleged backstage assault. The allegations: the assault reportedly happened after a 2019 concert in Frankfurt, Germany. Weidenmuller claims that Petty punched him in the face, breaking his jaw. Because Nicki Minaj and Kenneth Petty didn’t respond to the lawsuit, a “default judgment” was entered — which means the court rule

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