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Timbaland Reignites Feud With Indie Rapper Rian Wyld as AI Dispute Escalates

Music producer Timbaland has reignited his public feud with independent rapper Rian Wyld, renewing a dispute centered on artificial intelligence, artist rights, and the future of music creation. According to Wyld, the producer returned to the comments section of one of her videos, prompting her to accuse him of “crashing out” again and renewing their…

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NY AG Letitia James Announces 13 Convicted in Gun and Drug Trafficking Ring in New York City

Thirteen people have been convicted and sentenced for their roles in a gun and drug trafficking ring that brought assault-style weapons, ghost guns, cocaine, and ammunition into New York City, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Monday. The final three defendants — Anthony Ortiz Vasquez, Hector Vasquez, and Kiara Rodriguez — were sentenced after…

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Teyana Taylor Leads Winners as Tributes and Performances Mark 2026 BET Awards

Teyana Taylor emerged as the night’s top honoree at the 2026 BET Awards, capping a ceremony that celebrated music, film, sports, and Black culture with tributes, performances, and career recognition. Taylor won four awards, including Icon of the Year, Best Actress, Video Director of the Year, and the Fashion Vanguard Award. Janet Jackson presented the…

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Lucky Daye Launches New Era With Release of “Nowhere Fast”

Multi-GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer Lucky Daye is ushering in a new chapter of his career with the release of “Nowhere Fast,” his first single under a newly announced partnership with Warner Records. Produced by longtime collaborator D’Mile, whose credits include work with H.E.R. and Silk Sonic, the track embraces a stripped-down sound built…

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Editorial: At What Point Does a Pattern Become a Pattern? Stephen A. Smith and Black Women

Stephen A. Smith insists he doesn’t have a problem with Black women. After more than a decade of public controversies, however, the more pressing question may no longer be whether he believes that. The question is why so many Black women—from journalists to politicians to viewers—have independently reached the opposite conclusion. Patterns matter. Any public…

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