Gabrielle Union has given a bit of thought to who she’d love to play her in a future biopic, sharing her top four candidates with fans via Hello Beautiful.  “I think young me would be somewhere between, like, Ryan Destiny, Coco Jones, and then older me, I mean Janet,” she said with a huge smile and a laugh. “Janet Jackson!” “Maybe Ashanti could play me in my 30s, early 40s, and then Miss Janet,” she doubled down.

Gillie Da Kid‘s son, YNG Cheese, was tragically shot and killed in Philadelphia last week. The Million Dollaz Worth Of Game host took to social media to make his first statement since his child’s passing. “I Miss u like $hit Dev My heart will forever have a Black hole in it but u know ur father gotta be strong to hold the family up,” the 39-year-old podcaster wrote in an Instagram post on Sunday (July 30) to his late son, Devin Spady, who died at 25 years old.

Ice-T has no problem defending his wife of 21 years, model Coco Austin, as the beauty was recently teased over her GRAMMY look by a troll online. The Twitter hatertook to the social media platform on Feb. 7 to air their grievances, saying Austin looked as if she was “wrapped in a dress 3 sizes too small.” They went on to compare the wife and mother to singer Adele, who they deemed “classy” and “fabulous” in her chosen ensemble.

Janet Jackson is being sued by business managers for “unpaid services.” As per The Blast, Jackson and her companies are being legally pursued by David Weise and Associates for breech of contract after entering into a “business management services agreement” with them in August of 2017. Allegedly, the Velvet Rope singer owes the company a total of $238,593.88 due to their heavy involvement in her career. Weise and Assoc., which offers “sophisticated concierge-style services” has deemed itself, “the largest business management firm in the country,” working “alongside the world’s top artists in music, film, and television, as well as athletes, executives, entrepreneurs, and other high achievers.

Joe Budden used the latest episode of his The Joe Budden Podcast to respond to Drake‘s recent rant against him, which stemmed from Budden’s critique of his latest album, For All The Dogs. In the Patreon-exclusive episode, Budden reads aloud direct messages Drake sent him after their public back and forth online, according to a clip shared by The Neighborhood Talk. After telling Joe to pick up a pen and start rapping again, he condescendingly adds, “a little radio play would do you some good, papa.