Drake Faces $4.6M Lawsuit Over Alleged OVO Debt as Brand’s Financial Future Comes Into Question

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.

 

Jamaica to Make AI Training Mandatory for Government Workers, Says Advisor Trevor Forrest

Trevor Forrest, Senior Advisor to Science and Technology Minister Dr Andrew Wheatley, says artificial intelligence training will soon become mandatory for government workers across Jamaica’s public sector.

The programme aims to help public servants understand AI, its ethical use and how it can improve efficiency within ministries, departments and agencies.

 

Neymar Ruled Out of Brazil World Cup Match Against Haiti Over Calf Injury

Brazil forward Neymar has been ruled out of his country’s second FIFA World Cup match against Haiti as he continues to recover from a calf injury.

The Brazilian Football Confederation said the 34-year-old will remain in New Jersey to complete the final phase of his rehabilitation.

 

Soulja Boy Faces Potential Loss of Music Royalties as Ex Seeks to Enforce $4.25M Judgment

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 highest bidder if the debt remains unpaid.

 

Obama Presidential Center Opens in Chicago as Barack and Michelle Obama Host Star-Studded Ceremony

Former US President Barack Obama, who served from 2009 to 2017, and former first lady Michelle Obama have officially opened the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago.

The campus, located on the South Side’s Jackson Park, blends museum exhibits with community spaces such as a library, playground and sports facilities.

 

Jim Carrey in Talks to Return as the Grinch in Sequel Directed by Ron Howard

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.

 

Kartel Hosts Album Launch and Listening Party for God and Time

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.

Valiant Receives Backlash for Short Shorts

Dancehall artiste Valiant is facing backlash— again.

Lady Lava Named Billboard’s Caribbean Up and Comer for June

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.

Integrity Commission Recommends Charges Against Minister Andrew Wheatley Over Alleged Illicit Enrichment

The Integrity Commission has recommended criminal charges against Government Minister Dr Andrew Wheatley, including illicit enrichment and making false statements in statutory declarations.

A report tabled in Parliament alleges he accumulated assets worth about $164 million that were disproportionate to his lawful earnings between 2013 and 2022.