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Music A$AP Rocky's Lawyer Joe Tacopina Reveals Why He Turned Down Diddy Case Joe was deferential to another rapper. By Elias Andrews February 25, 2025
Politics Sauce Money Warns Diddy & Jay-Z Their Time Is Coming Sauce Money calls out his former collaborators. By Mitch Findlay January 28, 2020
Music Meek Mill Blasts IRS For Taxing Him More Money Than He Made The rapper had to pay up for 2013. By Elias Andrews February 24, 2025
Relationships Adrienne Houghton Reveals What Attracted Her To Husband: "I Need A Man To Check Me" Adrienne Houghton spoke with Fat Joe about what drew her to her husband, Israel Houghton and why they're such a great match. By Erika Marie May 13, 2020
Music Bad Bunny Set As Headline Performer For 2019 Pornhub Awards Bad Bunny will be asked to build on what Kanye West accomplished in 2018. By Devin Ch August 11, 2019
Sports Stephen A Smith Lays Into Nicki Minaj Over Super Bowl Twitter Rant In classic SAS fashion. By Elias Andrews September 12, 2024
Gram Tory Lanez Grinds On Megan Thee Stallion's Booty & Realizes They're "Evil Twins" Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion are cut from the same cloth. By Alex Zidel January 28, 2020
Mixtapes Doja Cat Is Back With Her "Amala" Debut Doja Cat makes her official debut. By Milca P. March 31, 2018
Music Roc Nation CEO Will Sit For Deposition In Megan Thee Stallion, 1501 Case: Report A judge made a new ruling this week, and it looks like Desiree Perez will have to answer questions from 1501's team. By Erika Marie January 20, 2023
Music Cam'ron Reveals Why He Always Skips Jay-Z's Roc Nation Brunch The rapper doesn't plan to attend in the future. By Elias Andrews February 20, 2025
Music Lil Uzi Vert Doubles Down On Paying Student's Tuition Once He Graduates Uzi met Ahmad back in 2019 & promised to pay his tuition and thus far, putting $20K down on the $90K fee. By Erika Marie January 16, 2021
Politics Why Is Jay-Z Facing Backlash For $300M Scholarship For Philadelphia Students? Jay-Z and Roc Nation have recently been criticized for promoting $300 million in scholarships for Philadelphia's underserved youth. Things are not exactly what they seem. By Christopher Gorrie June 12, 2024