The murder trial of Patrick Xavier Clark, the man accused of killing Migos rapper TakeOff, has been postponed until April 15, 2027.
The trial was originally scheduled to begin this month, but Clark's defence team requested additional time to review newly submitted evidence.
TakeOff, whose real name was Kirsnick Khari Ball, was fatally shot outside a Houston bowling alley in November 2022, following an altercation involving a dice game.
Prosecutors allege that surveillance footage links Clark to the shooting.
Clark has pleaded not guilty to the murder charge and remains free on a one-million-dollar bond while awaiting trial.
Paris Jackson is seeking the release of approximately 600 million US dollars from her late father Michael Jackson’s estate, alleging that the funds have been withheld from his children.
In court documents, she says the family trust remains unfunded more than 17 years after the singer’s death.
Paris argues that her father intended for her and her brothers, Prince and Bigi, to receive income from the trust from age 21.
She is asking the court to order a preliminary distribution of the estate’s assets and cover her legal fees.
Dancehall artiste Konshens is refuting claims that he drew inspiration from fellow entertainer Razor B’s song ‘Bruk Back’ for his hit ‘Bruk Off Yuh Back’.
In a recent social media video, Konshens explained how his song came about, insisting that he had never heard Razor B’s track, before recording his own.
Meanwhile, Razor B has since responded, maintaining that Konshens has FAILED to acknowledge where he got the inspiration for the song.
Konshens in the post, has made it clear, that he has no intention of turning the matter into a musical clash.
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American actress Meagan Good has revealed that appearing in 50 Cent's 2003 music video 21 Questions helped transform her acting career.
Speaking on The Crew Has It podcast, Good explained that she deliberately accepted the role to break away from being typecast as a teenager.
Despite being around 19 at the time, she was still being offered roles portraying girls as young as 14 and 15.
Good says the music video helped audiences recognise her as a young adult, although her manager initially opposed the decision.
She acknowledged that while the appearance changed public perception, it also led to a different kind of typecasting in Hollywood.
American rapper Offset has unveiled the official cover art and confirmed a new release date for his fourth studio album, GMFU, short for Got Me F\*\*ked Up.
The former Migos member announced on Instagram that the project will now arrive on November 13, after being postponed from its original October 23 release.
Offset also shared a personal message addressing his critics, reflecting on his struggles, past mistakes and determination to succeed.
The upcoming album follows his recent collaboration with Don Toliver on Every Night, with the rapper also teasing another single ahead of the release.
Comedian Druski has signed a multi-year deal with Netflix to develop original content through his production company, 4LIFERS Entertainment.
The partnership’s first project is a comedy series titled Collect & Praise, starring Druski and Mike Epps as a megachurch pastor and deacon caught up in scandals and controversy.
The deal also includes Netflix licensing some of Druski’s existing shows, including Coulda Been Love and Coulda Been Records Auditions.
The agreement comes ahead of Druski making history on November 7 as the first online creator to host Saturday Night Live.
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Dancehall star Spice has returned to the Billboard Reggae Albums chart, with her debut album 10 re-entering at number 15 on the November 7 ranking.
The return follows Billboard’s expansion of the chart from 10 to 15 positions, effective October 31.
Released in 2021 through VP Records, the Grammy-nominated album has spent three weeks on the chart, previously peaking at number six.
Executive-produced by Shaggy, the project features the hit single Go Down Deh, featuring Shaggy and Sean Paul.
Justin Timberlake is reportedly preparing a four-part documentary series for Apple TV, with Janet Jackson expected to make an appearance.
According to Variety, the tell-all project, directed by Fisher Stevens, will revisit major moments in Timberlake's career, including the controversial 2004 Super Bowl halftime performance with Jackson.
The incident sparked widespread backlash, with Jackson facing significant professional consequences.
Reports also suggest Timberlake will address comments made by his former girlfriend Britney Spears, following renewed scrutiny of their past relationship.
The series is reportedly scheduled to premiere in December, although Apple TV and representatives......
Sean “Diddy” Combs could be released from federal prison earlier than previously expected, according to new reports.
TMZ reports that the music mogul's projected release date has been moved forward to February 6, 2028, from March 2 of that year.
Combs, who is serving a 50-month prison sentence, was previously transferred to FCI Allenwood in Pennsylvania following disciplinary issues at another facility.
Reports indicate that several violations resulted in the loss of good-conduct credits and commissary privileges.
However, the revised release date suggests he may now be eligible to leave prison approximately three weeks earlier, although the date remains subject to change....
Jamaican dancehall veteran Beenie Man says he has no plans to surrender his title as King of the Dancehall anytime soon.
The Grammy Award-winning artiste said he remains active in recording and performing, insisting that his decades of hard work and connection with fans have earned him the crown.
Beenie Man, whose real name is Moses Davis, says he supports the next generation of dancehall artistes but is still focused on expanding his own musical legacy.
He also highlighted the lasting success of his international hit Who Am I, which has reportedly surpassed 400 thousand copies in the United Kingdom.
Meanwhile, the dancehall icon says his focus remains on his album Eminence and......
