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Pop Culture Tasha K says she's in the business of saving children, women, and animals.
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Pop Culture After sharing her thoughts, Leray took some time to debate with users who believe she benefitted from the very thing she's complaining about.
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Sports In his native language, the Puerto Rican notably rhymed about the sun heating up more in his homeland than it does in Phoenix.
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Pop Culture After dropping off the Griselda-inspired single, Doja revealed that it's named after a traditional Filipino street food, though she seems to have misunderstood how the dish is served.
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Relationships According to the new mother, Blue and his other co-parent only sold out their show because patrons were hoping to see her.
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Pop Culture Adin seems to always be at the centre of some sort of drama so far this year.
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Relationships Try as he might, Blue can't seem to stay away from his second baby mama.
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Pop Culture An iconic image of the "Catwoman" actress covered in green goo was picked to help market Drizzy's latest single with SZA.
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Life Set doesn't seem too concerned with Kenneth's attempts to intimidate him.
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Streetwear Meanwhile, Cheaves has been continuing her birthday celebrations and minding her business.
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Industry Last week, the "212" rap diva lashed out at Kanye West online. Today, it's the label she signed with late last year.
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Music The presumed beef between Gunna, YSL, and the rest of the rap game continues to heat up with speculation months after their shade.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares