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Source: (PHOTO: Thinkstock/barbol88) BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas — A crash in Texas killed a professional women’s boxer from Indiana Saturday morning. Texas deputies arrested 31-year-old Charles Eric Medina for manslaughter following the crash. Investigators believe Medina drove past two people on bicycles, stopped his car, shifted into reverse, and hit 26-year-old Hannah Rapp. First responders found Rapp lying in the road and rushed her to a hospital, where she later died.

Wayans has delivered iconic comedic performances in films like 'White Chicks' and 'Scary Movie'. He has also showcased his dramatic acting chops in acclaimed dramas like 'Requiem for a Dream'. Wayans continues to evolve as an entertainer, surprising audiences with his range in newer projects. Source: Brianna Bryson / Getty From blockbuster comedies to critically acclaimed dramas, Marlon Wayans has built one of the most versatile careers in Hollywood.

Karyn White, a legendary R&B singer, is joining the One Voyage 2026 cruise, bringing her signature warmth and fire. After a hiatus, Karyn returned to the music industry, focusing on building her own brand and releasing new music. Karyn's life outside of music includes gardening, caring for her Yorkie, and running the Karyn White Foundation. When Karyn White calls herself “still that girl,” she means it.

Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty A longtime feud between two of New York hip-hop radio’s biggest personalities has taken an explosive new turn. Funk Flex is accusing DJ Enuff of taking money under the table. As first reported by Complex, Funk Flex used his Hot 97 show to unleash a blistering rant against former station colleague DJ Enuff, accusing the veteran DJ of operating an alleged pay-for-play scheme involving artists, record labels and radio promotion.

Source: Bill Clark / Getty Recent comments from Democratic Senator John Fetterman during a television appearance have left him open to high criticism, particularly for his apparent devotion to Israel and his ties to the late Senator Lindsey Graham. Fetterman appeared on “Sunday Morning Futures,” hosted by Maria Baritomo on Sunday (July 19), which airs on Fox News. Baritomo and Fetterman were discussing the current war in Iran, when she made the segway.

Source: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI / Getty On Thursday evening (July 16), President Donald Trump delivered a primetime address to the nation, focusing on a topic that he refuses to let go of – election interference and “vulnerabilities.” In the 25-minute speech, he reiterated his previous false claims that the 2020 election (which he lost to former President Joe Biden) was “rigged,” and went on to claim that “Our elections were left vulnerable to being rigged and stolen, and the trust of the American...

Source: handout / Republic Records Lil Wayne is back in his podcasting bag, announcing his latest project, The Joint Venture Show. Teaming up with sports talk radio veteran Craig Carton, the duo will officially launch the show on July 22 via YouTube. The new podcast follows Wayne’s successful run hosting Young Money Radio on Apple Music, where he’s sat down with guests including Eminem, Lil Baby, Kevin Durant, and many more.

If you were skeptical it wouldn't keep the same energy as other previous trailers for Avengers films, you need not worry because it does deliver. The trailer opens with a tease of Robert Downey Jr.'s take on a Latverian accent as he is Victor Von Doom, aka Dr. Doom, not a variant of Tony Stark. Doom was thrust into the big bad position after Jonathan Majors fumbled the bag and was given the boot, forcing Feige and co. to hard pivot from Kang as the next epic threat in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Source: Emma McIntyre / Getty Looks like we have some new Kendrick Lamar music coming sooner than expected. After an historical 2024 that saw the Compton MC dominate headlines with his back-and-forth with Drake, release the knock-out blow “Not Like Us,” and cap off the year with GNX, Kendrick is back. Fans can expect his latest vocals when “How To Pray” drops on August 28.

Source: @biggarankin00 / Instagram Legendary DJ and Hip-Hop tastemaker Bigga Rankin has reportedly passed away, according to Think It’s A Game Records. The record label shared the heartbreaking news in a social media post, honoring the Southern Hip-Hop icon’s impact on both the culture and the countless artists he helped along the way. “A timeless legacy, an icon, a voice that changed lives, built careers, and inspired generations. There will never be another Bigga Rankin.