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Music Close your Sunday out with some songs from THEY., H.E.R & Ariana Grande.
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Pop Culture All pending legal matters have been placed on hold until Tasha's bankruptcy has been resolved, according to reports.
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Pop Culture Johnson was not involved in the planning or exceution of Dolph's shooting. However, he did accept a car and cellphone from co-defendant and half-brother Justin Johnson afterward.
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Music "Fire Emoji" also contains scorching new tracks from Cash Cobain, Gangrene, Headie One, and Nicki Minaj.
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Sports Donovan Mitchel says he's doing just "fine" while having the coronavirus.
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Gram The New Yorker is having the time of his life in Russia.
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Music Troy wants to make a difference following yet another life-threatening experience.
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Music Other great hip-hop releases this week came from Young Thug, Veeze, Gucci Mane, Lil Blessin, and plenty more.
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Society The restaurant hopes this will entice customers who refuse to enter the restaurant chain.
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Life The late rapper's former partner was arrested alongside her new boyfriend, Carter Jamison, earlier this month.
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Music A woman accuses TI of assault, stalking, and harassing her in court documents.
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Music Other great releases on "Fire Emoji" this week came from Roddy Ricch, Latto, Lil Durk, Chance The Rapper, and many more.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares