Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports is reportedly stepping in to support a talented three-year-old footballer whose family was recently asked to leave a youth football match in Florida.
Nevada Pierre gained widespread attention after police were called following a disagreement between parents and league officials during a match involving children up to five years old.
League officials alleged that Nevada had been pushing other players, while his mother disputed the claims, suggesting that complaints stemmed from her son's exceptional footballing ability.
According to reports, Roc Nation Sports plans to send Nevada and his parents to Spain in December, where he will have the opportunity to interact......
Actress Halle Berry has lost primary physical custody of her 13-year-old son to ex-husband Olivier Martinez, according to reports, but retains joint legal custody.
However, Berry reportedly won the separate dispute over Martinez’s request for a restraining order.
The custody battle follows abuse allegations made by Martinez, which Berry has denied.
Her daughter, Nahla Aubry, has also disputed the claims in a court declaration.
Singer Faith Evans has lost a $12.5 million court fight over funds owed to the trust of the late Voletta Wallace, mother of rapper The Notorious B.I.G.
A Delaware judge ruled on October 27 that the trust is entitled to $12.5 million in distributions from the company holding rights to the late rapper’s intellectual property, plus interest.
The court rejected Evans’ attempt to limit the payment while a separate family dispute continues in Pennsylvania.
The ruling gives the trust a right to distributions dating back to Wallace’s death in February 2025, with interest calculated from the dates the payments were originally made.
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Reggae star Buju Banton has come to the defence of fellow Jamaican entertainer Beenie Man, following criticism from Prime Minister Andrew Holness over comments about Hurricane Melissa relief efforts.
The controversy began after Beenie Man questioned the distribution of hurricane assistance during an international interview, prompting Holness to accuse him of making false claims and damaging Jamaica's reputation overseas.
Responding on social media, Buju rejected the suggestion that entertainers simply benefit from Jamaica's international image, arguing that musicians have spent decades building the country's global cultural identity through their talent and hard work.
Meanwhile, Holness......
Rihanna has revealed that her youngest daughter, Rocki, may already be giving her inspiration when it comes to beauty and skincare.
Speaking during an interview with The Cut, the Fenty Beauty founder praised her daughter's flawless complexion, joking that she hopes to learn a few beauty secrets from her as she grows older.
Rihanna, who shares three children with rapper A$AP Rocky, also offered a glimpse into family life, revealing that someone in her household has been using unusually large amounts of her Fenty body wash, with Rocky being her prime suspect.
The singer also spoke about enjoying the everyday responsibilities of motherhood, particularly taking her children to and from......
Rapper Rick Ross is hopeful his album Set in Stone could earn him his first Grammy Award at the 2027 ceremony.
The rapper, a nine-time Grammy nominee, thanked fans for supporting the project, which he submitted for consideration in the Best Rap Album and Album of the Year categories.
Ross says he has already set aside a spot in his new home for the trophy, should he win.
Nominations for the 2027 Grammy Awards will be announced on November 16, with the ceremony’s final-round voting set to begin on December 10.
Dancehall veteran Beenie Man is sounding the alarm on how rapid technological changes are affecting artiste discipline and music quality.
Highlighting the shift from traditional hands-on producer collaborations to instant cloud recordings, Beenie Man noted that while making a song used to take hours of shared studio work, artistes can now record in minutes, often leading to laziness.
He urged creators to return to studio fundamentals, stick to authentic sounds, and prioritize longevity over quick-selling tracks.
Emphasizing that true music outlives the singer, Beenie Man reminded artists that speed should never replace lasting quality.
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Dancehall artiste Shenseea has officially set November 6 as the release date for her next major music project.
Taking to social media, the singer unveiled bold, nature-inspired visuals for a track titled "GARDEN," giving fans a first glimpse at the aesthetic of her upcoming release.
Industry figures, including producer Jahvy Ambassador, quickly rallied in the comment section as anticipation continues to build across the reggae and dancehall landscape.
Following the massive response to her soul-baring single "Vulnerability," music lovers are eagerly awaiting to see what direction Shenseea takes on her new November 6 project.
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Legendary R&B group Boyz II Men is preparing to explore a new musical direction, announcing plans to release a country album in 2027.
The Grammy Award-winning trio, comprising Nathan Morris, Wanyá Morris and Shawn Stockman, has signed a new recording agreement with Warner Records Nashville.
The group says its interest in country music comes from the genre's storytelling, emotional melodies and harmonies, which they believe share many similarities with R&B.
Boyz II Men have previously collaborated with country artistes, including Chris Stapleton and Cody Johnson, and performed at Nashville's famous Grand Ole Opry.
The upcoming project will mark their first studio album in......
A copyright infringement lawsuit filed against Canadian rapper Drake over his song Janice STFU has been voluntarily withdrawn, just ten days after it was submitted.
Producer and rapper Aviel Hirschfield had accused Drake of using a chorus he allegedly wrote and recorded in January without giving him credit or compensation.
Hirschfield claimed he had submitted the material to producers associated with Drake before discovering similarities when the rapper's ICEMAN album was released in May.
Drake's representatives strongly denied the allegations, insisting that the rapper wrote the song himself and had no connection to Hirschfield.
According to Rolling Stone, the lawsuit was withdrawn on......
