Author: Wamala

Wamala Sipirian is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2022. Leads to breaking stories are welcome!

In a rare and candid interview on Drink Champs, Harlem rapper Max B reflected on his journey from mixtape-era fame to incarceration—and shared his hopes for a brighter, more meaningful future. From squashing his long-standing beef with Jim Jones to embracing fatherhood and marriage, the conversation offered an intimate look at an artist determined to rewrite his story. Letting Go of the Past: The Jim Jones Feud Max B didn’t shy away from discussing his infamous feud with Dipset member Jim Jones, a rivalry that once dominated headlines and inspired countless diss tracks in the 2000s. Looking back, he views…

Read More

Former NBA star Gilbert Arenas has wasted no time weighing in on Joy Taylor’s departure from Fox Sports, revealing that he’s been courting the sports personality for months to join his growing media empire. On Tuesday (July 15), The Athletic reported that Fox Sports decided not to renew Taylor’s contract as part of a larger programming shakeup that includes the cancellation of FS1 shows Speak, Breakfast Ball, and The Facility. As the news broke, Arenas shared that he’s been actively working behind the scenes to bring Taylor on board at his media company, home to his hit podcast, Gil’s Arena.…

Read More

Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez is facing legal drama after her daughter, Demoree Hadley, filed a lawsuit accusing the music executive of having her involuntarily committed to a psychiatric facility under false pretenses. Filed in May, the lawsuit claims Perez misrepresented Hadley’s mental state—alleging she was suicidal and abusing substances—in order to secure her commitment. Hadley paints the move as part of a broader effort to control her life and sabotage her marriage. Family Rift Turns Public In her complaint, Hadley accuses Perez of using her power and resources to interfere in her personal relationships. She alleges her mother targeted…

Read More

Memphis rapper Gloss Up is breaking her silence on her relationship with GloRilla, and she’s not sugarcoating the truth. Once known as hip-hop’s ultimate sisterhood duo, the two are no longer in touch—and Gloss is finally sharing why. In a recent interview, Gloss candidly addressed fan speculation about where she and GloRilla stand today. “We just don’t talk anymore,” she admitted, shutting down rumors of a dramatic falling out. No Bad Blood, Just Different Paths While many fans assumed beef was brewing, Gloss insisted that there’s no hostility between her and Glo. Instead, she explained that their lives have simply…

Read More

Michelle Obama, her brother Craig Robinson, and former President Barack Obama came together for a candid and lighthearted new episode of IMO on July 16, tackling everything from family dynamics to the persistent divorce rumors that have swirled around the former First Couple for years. The trio didn’t shy away from the subject, choosing instead to poke fun at the speculation and offer an unfiltered glimpse into their bond as a family. “She Took Me Back!” – Barack Jokes About Rumors The episode opened with laughter as Craig Robinson jokingly expressed surprise that Michelle and Barack were still on good…

Read More

What should have been a night of celebration for Chicago rapper Mello Buckzz turned into a heartbreaking tragedy. On July 3rd, gunfire erupted outside Artis Restaurant and Lounge in the city’s River North area during a listening event for her latest release, HollyHOOD The Mixtape. The violence left four people dead and 14 others wounded, shaking the local community to its core. Nearly two weeks later, on July 15th, Mello broke her silence with a raw, emotional message shared on Instagram. “These Were People I Love” In her statement, the rising star expressed her grief and solidarity with those impacted.…

Read More