Chris Brown has pushed back against a journalist who claimed the singer is still actively abusing women.
The criticism came from Andscape writer David Dennis Jr., who referenced Brown’s past and allegations made against him in recent years.
Brown responded on social media, challenging the journalist to provide evidence of convictions involving violence against women since his 2009 felony assault conviction involving Rihanna.
Brown has faced other allegations and legal matters over the years, but he disputes the journalist’s claim and maintains that allegations should not be treated as convictions.
Cardi B made a surprise appearance on the runway at Vogue World: Milano, celebrating some of the biggest names in Italian fashion.
The rapper walked the runway at Milan’s Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II wearing a Versace dress featuring pop-art images of past Vogue covers, complemented by Tiffany & Co. jewellery.
Jennifer Lopez, J Balvin and MGK were among the other celebrities participating in the show, while Alicia Keys closed the event with a performance of Donna Summer’s “I Feel Love.”
Cardi also attracted attention during her time in Milan after being spotted briefly speaking with Nigerian footballer Maduka Okoye, prompting speculation on social media....
Dancehall icon Mavado is set to touch down in Canada for his first live performance in Toronto in nearly a decade.
Officially titled "Mavado & Friends: The Return of the Gully Gad," the high-profile arena concert will take place on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at the iconic Scotiabank Arena.
Mavado joins a selective group of dancehall elite to headline the nearly 20,000-capacity venue, following in the footsteps of previous sell-out arena runs by Buju Banton and Vybz Kartel.
With the hashtag #ScorpionParadise2026 driving excitement across social media, fans across the Canadian diaspora are anticipating special guest appearances from top regional and international acts under the......
Usher is once again embracing the title of “King of R&B,” making a dramatic statement during a recent tour stop in Las Vegas.
While performing Confessions on the R&B Tour, the Grammy-winning singer placed a diamond-encrusted crown featuring the letter “U” on his head before taking a seat on a throne.
The moment sparked debate among fans on social media over who deserves the title of R&B’s king.
Usher has previously addressed the debate, saying he is comfortable carrying the title while recognising the influence of legends including Michael Jackson, Luther Vandross, Marvin Gaye and Teddy Pendergrass.
Lionel Richie has been hospitalised after being diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, an irregular heart rhythm.
The 77-year-old singer underwent a minimally invasive procedure known as an ablation, with his representative saying the procedure went well and Richie is recovering.
The health issue has forced the cancellation of three upcoming dates on his Sing a Song All Night Long tour with Earth, Wind & Fire.
Richie plans to take some time away from performing before returning to the stage.
Ye has returned to his hometown of Chicago for a ceremony honouring his late mother, Dr. Donda West.
A section of 78th Street on Chicago’s South Side has been officially named “Dr. Donda West Way,” recognising her contributions to education, literature and culture.
Dr. West was a professor and former chair of the English Department at Chicago State University, where she also established the Gwendolyn Brooks Center for Black Literature and Creative Writing.
Ye attended the ceremony and personally unveiled the street sign bearing his mother’s name but did not address the gathering.
Beenie Man has returned to Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay chart for the first time in 20 years.
For You, a collaboration with producer Kemar McGregor and Snoop Dogg, has debuted at number 39 on the chart.
Beenie Man last appeared on the Rhythmic Airplay chart in 2006 with Zingy, featuring AK’Sent, which peaked at number 32.
For You is featured on the dancehall veteran’s latest album, Eminence, released in August.
Plans to honor Olympic champion Julien Alfred are moving forward, with the Government of Saint Lucia confirming that a statue celebrating her historic win at the 2024 Paris Olympics has entered the advanced planning and design phase.
Alfred made history as Saint Lucia's first Olympic gold medalist, clinching victory in the women's 100 metres with a record-breaking time of 10.72 seconds.
Her triumph put the island nation on the global sporting map and stands as one of the proudest moments in its athletic history.
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley says the success of the Caribbean Premier League demonstrates cricket’s ability to unite the region while providing economic and sporting benefits.
Mottley made the comments following the CPL final at Kensington Oval, where the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons defeated the Jamaica Kingsmen by eight wickets to capture their first CPL title.
She described the turnout for the finals as overwhelming and said Barbados remains interested in hosting future editions of the tournament.
Mottley also stressed the importance of continued investment in sports, pointing to upgrades in training facilities and the construction of a new national stadium as part of......
Fat Joe says his verse on Ja Rule’s 2004 hit “New York” was never intended as a diss toward 50 Cent.
Speaking on The Real Report, Joe said he had no issue with 50 at the time and insisted the long-standing interpretation of his verse was incorrect.
The collaboration ultimately contributed to a feud between Fat Joe and 50 Cent, with 50 later targeting Joe on his 2005 track “Piggy Bank.”
Years later, 50 Cent acknowledged that he had unnecessarily drawn Fat Joe into his feud with Ja Rule and praised Joe for his loyalty.
