Author: Wamala

Eminem performs prior to the Terence Crawford v Israil Madrimov WBA World Interim WBO World Super Welterweight Title fight at BMO Stadium

Stephen A. Smith is breaking his silence after fans went viral over a perceived clapback from Alexis Ohanian following Smith’s February comments about Serena Williams’ Super Bowl appearance. Last week, Ohanian joined ESPN’s First Take while promoting his Athos track & field event. During the segment, he referenced Smith’s earlier take that a spouse dancing to a performance tied to an ex would be grounds to “move on.” Ohanian playfully questioned Smith’s qualifications to offer marriage advice, quipping that he only advises founders on “building billion-dollar companies” because he’s done it himself. Smith acknowledged he wasn’t “qualified” to give Ohanian…

Stephen A. Smith, NBA analyst for ESPN, looks on before the Boston Celtics play the New York Knicks

Rap superstar Nelly just scored a major legal victory after a lawsuit filed by former St. Lunatics member Ali K. Jones was thrown out of court—and now, Jones’ lawyers may face sanctions. According to Complex, U.S. Judge Robert W. Lehrburger ruled that the attorneys behind Jones’ case, which claimed Nelly withheld royalties and credits from the group’s 2000 classic Country Grammar, pursued claims “clearly without legal merit.” “It should have been patently obvious to Jones’s attorneys that his copyright ownership claim was time-barred,” Lehrburger wrote. “After being placed on notice that the ownership claim stood no chance of success, Jones…

Megan Thee Stallion left fans emotional after breaking down in tears on stage while sharing a powerful revelation about seeking therapy. The Grammy-winning rapper, celebrated for her confidence and bold lyrics, showed a deeply vulnerable side during a recent interview at Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center. “I gotta take care of myself. Nobody gonna take care of me,” Megan told the crowd, her voice cracking as fans cheered her on. The Houston native revealed that she didn’t fully recognize the depth of her struggles until it hit her all at once. “I didn’t know that I needed to go to therapy…

Boxing champ Claressa Shields and rapper Papoose were reportedly involved in a tense encounter after a comedian jokingly compared Shields to tennis legend Serena Williams. The incident quickly went viral, with eyewitness accounts and social media posts fueling debate online. According to reports, comedian Gerald Huston approached Shields while she was out with Papoose and made the playful comparison. Shields, unimpressed, corrected Huston, insisting she was not Serena Williams. Witnesses claim Huston continued making remarks despite her objections. Papoose Steps In Sources say the situation escalated when Papoose stepped in to defend Shields. Huston later took to social media alleging…

Former video vixen Gloria Velez is reopening old wounds, recounting her early 2000s clashes with Bronx rapper Remy Ma in a new VladTV interview released October 11. The discussion takes fans deep into the drama of hip-hop’s past, including violent confrontations, personal threats, and high-profile party brawls. “We did. Multiple times,” Velez laughed when asked about her history with Remy. The Murda Mamis Era: Tensions Begin Velez traced the feud back to the “Murda Mamis” era, a circle of women in hip-hop that included DJs, models, and performers like La La Anthony. According to Velez, the group’s unity quickly dissolved…

Gloria Velez on the set of Joe Buddens “Pump It Up” video shoot in Miami, Florida

Cardi B is making headlines again—this time not for music, but for her jaw-dropping reaction to skyrocketing Bronx rent prices. During a recent Instagram Live, the rapper and Am I The Drama? creator expressed disbelief while helping a friend hunt for an apartment. “I’m trying to help my friend get an apartment,” she said in the now-viral 56-second clip reposted by RapHouseTV. “I go on StreetEasy and I start looking… why rent so expensive? It’s the most freaking cheapest borough!” Her frustration quickly resonated online, amassing over 56,000 views on X, as fans related to her shock over the soaring…

New York City is making headlines with a sweeping federal lawsuit against some of the world’s largest social media companies, accusing them of fueling a youth mental health crisis. Filed Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, the 327-page complaint targets Meta Platforms, ByteDance, Alphabet, and Snap, alleging that their platforms intentionally exploit psychological vulnerabilities in minors to drive engagement and profit. City officials are calling out platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Snapchat, claiming they have designed products that manipulate the brain’s reward systems, keeping children compulsively engaged and at risk for…