Chronic Law Back in US Custody in South Florida; Manager Urges Calm
Chronic Law has been booked by Broward County law enforcement on firearm-related charges as of July 5, 2026, marking his second detention in the United States this year alone.
Chronic Law has been booked by Broward County law enforcement on firearm-related charges as of July 5, 2026, marking his second detention in the United States this year alone.
The engagement that never was. Lil Wayne used a recent livestream to clear up months of public speculation, confirming that he and 23-year-old Indiana influencer Madi Cannon were never actually engaged, despite the cozy photos and internet chatter that had everyone assuming otherwise.
The sharpest detail buried in Jermaine Dupri’s new lawsuit against Sony Music Entertainment is not the $18 million figure.
Anthony B dropped “Tease Har 2.0 (Box Ah Rubbaz)” and made sure to shout out Cape Verde while doing it.
Reggae singer Frankie Sly is stepping onto a different kind of stage.
The veteran entertainer has been named national spokesperson for the Creator Rights Movement (CRM), a growing coalition of artists, songwriters, filmmakers and media professionals pushing for sweeping reforms to copyright law, streaming royalties and creators’ ownership rights.
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Chronic Law
Dancehall star Chronic Law was taken into custody in South Florida on Sunday night following a performance in Miami, according to jail records.
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