Author: Wamala

Back To School Last Bash

BROOKLYN, N.Y. — The Caribbean Music Awards (CMA) returns bigger than ever for its 3rd annual celebration on August 28, 2025, at the iconic Kings Theatre in Brooklyn. The CMA is the premier platform honoring Caribbean music, artists, and culture, spotlighting the individuals and groups who continue to shape and elevate the global creative scene. Rooted in pride and purpose, the awards unite fans and artists alike while showcasing the undeniable influence of Caribbean talent worldwide. ✨ Event Highlights: From honoring music legends to spotlighting the next generation of Caribbean stars, the Caribbean Music Awards is more than just a…

Caribbean Music Awards

The UniverSoul Circus is headed to Weequahic Park in Newark, New Jersey starting October 2, 2025 — and this is one show you don’t want to miss! Known as “the most ridiculously cool show on the planet,” the UniverSoul Circus blends jaw-dropping acrobatics, incredible music, dance, comedy, and high-energy performances that captivate audiences of all ages. ✨ Key Details: From thrilling stunts to cultural celebration, UniverSoul delivers a unique experience that’s part circus, part block party, and all fun. Buy Newark UniverSoul Circus tickets now before they sell out — this is one of New Jersey’s biggest family events of…

UniverSoul Circus in Newark

Freddie Gibbs has a message for rappers using A.I. to write their verses: cut it out. In a new sit-down with The Ringer, the Grammy-nominated rapper unloaded on the growing trend of artists turning to artificial intelligence for lyrics—saying it’s killing the soul of hip-hop. “Look at AI rap now man. I don’t even believe nobody that write. I don’t even believe if you even really make it anymore,” Gibbs said. “I done been in studios with motherfkers and mutherfkers is ChatGPT shit and I’m like, ‘What in the f**k?’ Like damn, how long am I gonna be able to…

Detroit rapper 42 Dugg has made it clear—he’s standing ten toes down for Drake. On Thursday afternoon (Aug. 28), Dugg took to X (formerly Twitter) with a series of posts defending the “6 God,” calling out the way hip-hop and the internet often turn their backs on even the biggest stars. “Eventually They Gone Tear You Down” In one fiery post, Dugg reflected on the fickle nature of fame: “Man GET THE MONEY. Eventually they gone tear you down could be something you did or didn’t do eventually they get tired of your ass no matter who you is. THAT’S…

42 Dugg

Cam Newton is officially back on ESPN—and this time, it’s for the long haul. The former NFL MVP has signed a multi-year contract with the network, securing a permanent role on First Take, ESPN’s flagship morning debate show. The move positions Newton as one of the show’s marquee personalities, filling the void left by Shannon Sharpe’s recent departure. Newton made his return on Thursday, August 28, during a live taping at Norfolk State University as part of First Take’s HBCU Tour. Newton’s Excitement: “This Is an Incredible Opportunity” In a statement, the ex-Carolina Panthers star shared just how thrilled he…

The internet is once again divided over Young Thug, and this time it’s thanks to a resurfaced police interrogation clip that has fans—and rappers—arguing whether or not the Atlanta superstar crossed the line. The footage, which shows Thug mentioning Peewee Roscoe during questioning, has sparked fresh debate in hip-hop circles. Was Thug simply trying to downplay a situation, or did he actually snitch? On a live-streamed call with DJ Akademiks, rap manager Wack 100 made his stance clear: “Telling is telling,” Wack said bluntly. “No matter how you spin it, once you start talking to law enforcement about somebody else,…