Socialite and mother of two, Prima Kardashi, has bravely shared the raw and painful experiences that contributed to the downfall of her relationship with singer Geosteady. Known for her bold personality and candidness, Prima didn’t shy away from discussing the toxic patterns that plagued their romance. “Checking my partner’s phone is one of the reasons why my relationships have failed.

Ugandan musician and media personality Tuff B has revealed that he is still waiting on the National Unity Platform (NUP) to respond to his petition challenging the party’s decision to award the Makindye East parliamentary flag to another candidate. The artist-turned-politician, who had sought the NUP nomination, emphasized that his petition is not just about himself but also represents…

Ugandan actress Evelyn Namulondo is getting candid about her views on love, trust, and relationship boundaries—and her refreshing honesty has fans talking. In a world where oversharing has become the norm, the award-winning actress believes that true love thrives best in silence and mutual understanding. “Some women might say never trust a Kampala man,” Namulondo began in a recent interview.

Former Obsessions singer Jackie O, real name Jackie Tusiime, has opened up about her emotional transformation from a chart-topping secular performer to a devoted gospel minister, revealing the powerful story of how faith saved her life — and her sense of self-worth. The Ugandan singer, who first rose to fame in the early 2000s as part of the iconic all-girl group…

Ugandan rapper Da Agent isn’t shy about giving himself his flowers — and this time, he’s claiming a major cultural win. The “Bamungamba” hitmaker says his track is the biggest cultural song of this generation, and fans across Buganda might just agree. The song, which passionately praises the Kabaka and celebrates Buganda pride, has turned into a cultural anthem — played at events, festivals, and traditional gatherings all over Uganda.

Ugandan musician and presidential adviser on ghetto affairs, Buchaman, has opened up about his deep regret over joining the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM), claiming he feels completely sidelined and betrayed by the very system he once served passionately. Buchaman—real name Mark Bugembe—was appointed by President Yoweri Museveni to help mobilize and empower youth in urban ghettos.

Ava Peace isn’t holding back anymore.The Team No Sleep songstress is clapping back at critics and industry “haters” after weeks of online attacks from rival fanbases and fellow artists. During a fiery Independence Day performance in Ntinda, Ava used her platform to send a clear message: it’s time to stop sabotaging younger artists. “Uganda is so big, everyone can shine,” she said passionately mid-performance.

Uganda’s music scene is on fire this week as some of the country’s most exciting stars—Dokta Brain, Ray G, Kin Bella, Princess Amiirah, and Shena Skies—bless fans with brand-new visuals. From heartfelt love songs to humorous TikTok-ready bangers, these fresh releases are dominating playlists and timelines everywhere. Here’s a breakdown of the latest must-watch videos lighting up YouTube and social media this week.

Ugandan singer Ava Peace, the rising star behind Team No Sleep hits, is clapping back at claims that she’s feeling the heat from Sheebah Karungi’s much-talked-about return to mainstream music. Social media has been buzzing ever since Sheebah re-emerged after her extended break, with some critics suggesting that Ava might be “stressed” or “worried” about her spotlight fading. But the “Shabada” singer isn’t losing sleep over it—literally.

The drama between Andra Day and her former management team just escalated into a full-blown legal war. The “Rise Up” singer is taking her former manager, Jeffrey Evans, and his companies, Buskin’ LLC and BassLine Management, to court, claiming she’s owed $1.6 million after alleged years of financial misconduct. This legal fight comes after Evans and his companies sued Andra for…

Southern rap history is about to make a huge statement. Master P and his legendary No Limit Records are gearing up to face off against Birdman and Cash Money Records in a Verzuz battle that’s part music history, part cultural celebration, all set for ComplexCon 2025 in Las Vegas. The showdown promises to honor decades of rivalry, innovation, and Southern hip hop dominance—without ever crossing the dangerous lines of other famous rap feuds.

NFL legend Eric Dickerson didn’t hold back in a fiery statement about Bad Bunny’s upcoming Super Bowl halftime performance. Speaking with photographers at LAX on Monday night, the Hall of Famer made it clear: if the Puerto Rican superstar truly has issues with the United States, he should “keep his ass where he’s at.” “Stay Home If You Don’t Like the U.S.”

Iconic UK DJ Tim Westwood, known for his decades-long career at BBC Radio and Capital Xtra, is facing serious criminal allegations spanning more than 40 years. On Thursday, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) authorized the Metropolitan Police Service to formally charge Westwood with 4 counts of rape, 9 counts of indecent assault, and 2 counts of sexual assault, connected to…

As Sean “Diddy” Combs begins serving his 50-month prison sentence for Mann Act convictions, insiders are weighing in on how the billionaire mogul will fare behind bars. According to Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda, Diddy may have it easier than most — after all, not every inmate can count themselves as close to a billionaire. “Not everyone heads to the bing with millions in the bank,” Yayo told…

The Super Bowl halftime stage is heating up — and this time, it’s political. After Bad Bunny’s announcement as the headliner sparked controversy over his Spanish-language songs and outspoken criticism of ICE, conservative nonprofit Turning Point USA unveiled plans for their own halftime show. “We’re thrilled to announce The All American Halftime Show,” the organization posted Thursday on…

Crunk music fans got a major dose of Southern rap history this week when Lil Jon appeared on The Breakfast Club, sparking debate about the genre’s roots. The self-proclaimed “King of Crunk” split credit among Atlanta, New Orleans, and Memphis, highlighting how the club-banging sound developed across multiple Southern cities. Not everyone agreed — enter DJ Paul…

Country singer Maggie Baugh is turning heads — and sparking speculation — with her latest Instagram post. On Wednesday, the rising star teased her new single, “The Devil Win,” revealing a snippet of the lyrics that fans are connecting to the ongoing rumors surrounding Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman’s divorce. “I don’t know what the hell I believe in / I don’t know how to heal my soul / Or how to fight this feeling and it’s a damn good place to go / No matter how close I get to the burning edge / Tempting as it is, I won’t let the Devil win,” Baugh sang in the clip.

The boxing world is reeling after the shocking death of Arturo Gatti Jr., the 17-year-old son of late boxing champion Arturo Gatti. The teen was found dead in his apartment this week in Mexico, in circumstances eerily similar to how his father passed away more than 16 years ago. The news was first shared by Chuck Zito…

Country music icon Dolly Parton is leaning on the power of prayer, and her sister Freida Parton is asking fans to join in. The request comes shortly after Dolly postponed six shows from her Las Vegas residency due to ongoing health issues, sparking concern among fans worldwide. On Tuesday, Freida shared an emotional post on Facebook, revealing that the 79-year-old singer still isn’t at her best.

Rising alt-R&B star D4vd (real name David Anthony Burke) has quietly shifted ownership of his Texas real estate portfolio — a move that’s raising eyebrows as police continue investigating the shocking death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas, whose decomposing body was found in his Tesla last month. According to new court documents obtained by TMZ, D4vd transferred two Houston-area homes — both held under a trust — to his mother.

Drake just took another legal hit. A federal judge has officially dismissed his defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG), ending—for now—one of hip-hop’s most talked-about legal showdowns of the year. The case stemmed from Kendrick Lamar’s chart-topping diss track “Not Like Us,” which ignited an all-out cultural firestorm and dominated the summer. The song didn’t just spark debates about lyrical boundaries—it also forced the industry to confront a deeper question: when does artistic expression cross the line into defamation?

It looks like the City Girls’ JT just reignited one of hip-hop’s messiest feuds — and she did it with no filter. The Miami rapper went off on Cardi B this week, dropping a string of explosive tweets that instantly sent social media into chaos. The drama started on October 9, just hours after Cardi hosted a viral X (formerly Twitter) Space, where she defended herself against “bullying” claims and addressed leaks of her unreleased diss track…

Drake just took another major L — but this time, it wasn’t on the charts. A federal judge has officially dismissed his defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG), ending months of legal back-and-forth over Kendrick Lamar’s explosive diss track “Not Like Us.” According to newly released court documents, Judge Jeannette A. Vargas ruled on October 9, 2025, that the fiery lyrics Lamar aimed at Drake — including accusations of being a “certified pedophile” — are protected under the First Amendment.

Sean “Diddy” Combs is preparing to start his 50-month federal prison sentence, and the judge overseeing his case wants him placed somewhere close to home. According to newly released court documents obtained by TMZ, Judge Arun Subramanian formally recommended that the 54-year-old music mogul serve his time at a facility in or near the New York City metropolitan area…

Angel Reese is no stranger to breaking records — but this time, her latest win has nothing to do with basketball. The Chicago Sky star is set to make fashion history as the first professional athlete ever to walk the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show runway. The announcement comes after a powerhouse year for the 22-year-old WNBA sensation, who’s not only dominating the court but also redefining what it means to be a modern-day icon.