Somebody’s story doesn’t add up. The Bureau of Prisons says Diddy never traded blows with Jamaican drug lord Christopher “Dudus” Coke, but it won’t say how the rapper ended up in a hospital with a head injury.[#item_full_content]
Don Toliver is back in Victony’s world. The Houston rapper, who jumped on the 2023 remix of Victony and Tempoe’s breakout hit ‘Soweto’ alongside Rema, is returning for another run, this time on the remix of ‘Slick’ with R&B star Summer Walker joining him.[#item_full_content]
The most interesting name on Damian Marley’s new riddim compilation doesn’t belong to any of the singers.[#item_full_content]
Music executive Maxine Stowe poses for a picture with famed selector Danny Dread.
Kenneth “Skengman” Black knew that a dancefloor could deliver a verdict no boardroom could match.[#item_full_content]
Chronic Law’s latest bid for freedom has hit another roadblock, with a US federal judge refusing to release the dancehall artiste as he awaits trial on a firearm charge.[#item_full_content]
Reports of a prison clash between Sean “Diddy” Combs and Christopher “Dudus” Coke have met firm denials from Coke’s family and US prison officials, with Nationwide News also amending its earlier coverage.[#item_full_content]
Depending on who you ask, Diddy’s latest trip to the hospital came courtesy of either a notorious Jamaican drug lord or the bunk bed above his head.[#item_full_content]
Drake knocked himself off the top of the chart to make history. HABIBTI jumped from No.[#item_full_content]
A film built around one night in north London could put Wizkid back in the Grammy conversation.[#item_full_content]
One extra year. That is how much longer Christopher “Dudus” Coke now looks set to spend in a US federal prison, based on an updated listing on the Bureau of Prisons website.[#item_full_content]