
Dancehall artiste Popcaan made a surprise appearance at Gorillaz’s landmark stadium debut at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, performing their hit collaboration “Saturnz Barz.” The show, attended by more than 60,000 fans, marked a major moment for the virtual band’s live performances.
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Singer SZA has strongly criticised the use of AI in music, warning that hundreds of her songs have been used to train AI models without her consent. In an Instagram Stories post, she condemned musicians who support AI-generated music and called the practice “disgusting,” urging others to avoid creating AI versions of her work.
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Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway has announced that she is expecting her third child with husband Adam Shulman. Hathaway, best known for her roles in The Devil Wears Prada, and The Princess Diaries, shared the news in a playful Instagram video revealing her baby bump.
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Drake is mourning the loss of collaborator Tay Keith following the producer’s death earlier this week.
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Dancehall Star Vybz Kartel will continue his trek across the globe.
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Actress and rapper Saweetie has joined Netflix’s Bet Season 2 in a new acting role as production begins in Toronto. The series, based on the Japanese manga Kakegurui, is set in an elite boarding school where underground gambling determines status and control among students.
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Canadian Rapstar Drake is facing a $4.6 million lawsuit filed by investment firm A.R.I. Growth Capital over alleged unpaid debts tied to his OVO lifestyle brand. The firm claims OVO defaulted on financing agreements made in early 2025, which were meant to support the brand’s global expansion through loans and convertible notes.
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Rapper Soulja Boy, whose real name is DeAndre Cortez Way, could lose future royalty income as his former assistant and ex-girlfriend moves to collect a $4.25 million court judgment against him. The woman, identified in court records as Jane Doe, has reportedly filed notice of her intent to sell his BMI royalty rights to the […]
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Actor Jim Carrey is reportedly in talks to reprise his role as the Grinch in a sequel to the 2000 holiday hit How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Director Ron Howard, who helmed the original film, is attached to direct the project, which is currently in development.
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Rising rap stars Molly Santana and North West have announced their co-headlining Kimokawaii Tour, set to visit 14 cities across North America this summer. The tour begins August 5 in Dallas and concludes August 27 in Los Angeles, with a stop in Toronto on August 17. \
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Dancehall icon Vybz Kartel gathered close friends, family members and industry insiders at Jangas yesterday (June 17) for the official launch and listening party for his latest album, God and Time.
Dancehall artiste Valiant is facing backlash— again.
From rewriting gospel cassette tapes as a child to becoming one of the Caribbean’s hottest female acts, Lady Lava’s rise has been anything but ordinary.
Days after returning to the public eye to promote her upcoming single, Koffee reveals that the song will have a celebrity feature in new school dancehall artiste Skillibeng.
The Recording Academy will introduce five new categories at the 69th Annual GRAMMY Awards in 2027.
In recent years, Us-Bajan rapper Nicki Minaj has been wrapped in controversy. Now, she is speaking up about the topic of demonic messaging in music and the role her music has played in the topic.
The international football tournament’s opening ceremonies featured three massive lineups taking place in Mexico, Canada and the United States today.
Three years after a tweet reading “Disney, hit me up when you’re free”, South African singer Tyla has secured her acting debut with the media giant.
Famously elusive singer Koffee is back on the ‘gram to promote an upcoming release, Rapid Fiyah.
As part of the new class of Jamaican artistes, singer Joby Jay is getting ready to release PDA.
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