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Travis Scott was hit with a lawsuit by boat charter employees following a highly publicized June 2024 altercation at the Miami Beach Marina. While several chargers were dropped by prosecutors, the civil suit takes the legal battle a step further. ​According to TMZ, crew members allege that an intoxicated Scott became irate and physically assaulted multiple yacht workers after being denied permission to use jet skis. He is also accused of verbally threatening the captain.

Live stadium performances are a high-wire act where everything can change in a second. Teyana Taylor knows this all too well after performing during JAY-Z’s massive Yankee Stadium finale. ​Joining the hip-hop titan to perform the classic debut track “Can’t Knock the Hustle,” Taylor quickly faced a performer’s worst nightmare: failing in-ear monitors and a glitching microphone. But true star power isn’t measured by perfect technical cues; it’s defined by how you handle the unexpected.

Fans of the cult horror hit Ma are one step closer to seeing Sue Ann return to the big screen. Actress Octavia Spencer recently shared a fresh update on the long-awaited sequel, confirming that the project continues to move forward as development gains momentum. The latest comments come more than a year after Blumhouse officially announced Ma 2. The original 2019 thriller surprised Hollywood with its box office success. Produced on a modest budget, the film earned more than $61 million worldwide.

Tyler Perry is forcefully denying allegations that he refused to sit for a deposition to avoid questions about his sexuality. The dispute marks the latest development in an ongoing legal battle between the filmmaker and actor Mario Rodriguez, who has accused Perry of sexual assault and battery. Perry has denied all allegations against him. New court filings challenge Rodriguez’s request for sanctions against Perry.

Phaedra Parks is embracing an unexpected addition to her extended family. The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star recently shared heartfelt comments about her relationship with Trey Cribb, the adult son her ex-husband, Apollo Nida, discovered years after the pair divorced. Parks discussed the family dynamic during a recent appearance on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen,” where she explained that Trey has quickly become an important part of their lives.

Meagan Good is opening up about one of the most difficult chapters of her life. The actress said the end of her marriage to producer and minister DeVon Franklin left her questioning her faith, her purpose, and the future she believed God had planned for her. Speaking during a recent appearance on The InnerMission Podcast with Danielle Brooks, Good reflected on the emotional aftermath of her divorce. She admitted that the experience forced her to confront fears that stretched back to her childhood.

Comedian and television personality Loni Love is marking more than another birthday. She is also celebrating a year of personal growth and renewed commitment to her health. Love recently shared a side-by-side photo comparison on social media. The images highlighted the progress she has made over the past year. The post quickly drew praise from fans and fellow celebrities, who applauded her discipline and transparency throughout her wellness journey.

Sleep can wait; Jay-Z cannot. That seemed to be Gayle King’s exact philosophy when she was caught staying up all night to witness the hip-hop icon’s massive hometown show. Leaving her CBS Mornings bedtime rules at the door, King leaned fully into the New York energy. She proved that some concert experiences are well worth a sleepless night and an extra shot of espresso the next morning.

Whoopi Goldberg shared why she’s not a fan of the term “nepo baby.” ​On The View,  singer Gracie Abrams acknowledged that she has benefited as a “nepo baby.” She is the daughter of J.J. Abrams and exec Katie McGrath. Goldberg then shared his disdain for the term. “Let me tell you what being a nepo baby is like,” Goldberg said. “When you say that about somebody, it’s like calling them a DEI hire. It’s like saying you didn’t get this on your own,” Goldberg continued.

Ice-T has appeared in 456 episodes of Law & Order and he has no plans of stopping now. Appearing on the Creators Inc. podcast, Ice-T revealed how playing Sgt. Odafin “Fin” Tutuola is a lucrative endeavor. When it comes to his contract,  he noted he has “signed two- or three-year deals that included annual raises.” “I’m Black, and I don’t jump off a boat while it’s floating, even though I can swim,” he joked.