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Anok Yai Claims Photographer Called Her "Cockroach" During Photoshoot

Stunning model Anok Yai took to social media Sunday (May 19) with the claim that she was labeled a “cockroach” by a photographer while shooting for clothing brand ZARA. “Who wants to hear a story?” Yai, 26, began onX/Twitter. “I remember in 2019 being called a cockroach by a photographer. It was from this brand that I used to always work with. I didn’t speak their language and they didn’t speak mine but regardless we were on set shooting look after look after look.

Boosie Badazz Tells San Diego Police 'Suck My D**k' Following Arrest

Boosie Badazz has a bone to pick with the San Diego police. The 40-year-old told officers to “suck my d**k” following his gun arrest this past weekend. WBRZ-TV reported that the “Wipe Me Down” rapper was held in San Diego County Jail and booked on four charges on Saturday (May 6). Those charges include possession of a firearm, concealed carry weapon in a vehicle, possession of ammunition by a prohibited person, and unlisted owner of a registered firearm.

Bun B On 2Pac & Trill O.G. (Pg. 2)

Did you get the chance to meet 2Pac before his death? No, I didn’t have the pleasure of meeting Tupac Shakur. But I was able to find out that he was a fan of UGK. Scarface put him on to UGK while they were recording “Smile.” We made a nice impression on him. And E.D.I. and Fatal [of the Outlawz] have always been good friends of mine. We recorded something for a Pac tribute that didn’t make the album, but the song ended up being tucked away in a vault and someone found it.

Cam Newton Apologizes For Role In Brawl: "There's No Excuse"

Cam Newton has apologized forhis part in the viral brawl. On Friday (Mar. 1), Newton released a new episode of his 4th and 1 Podcast to address the fight, take accountability for his actions, and state that he let his fans down. Newton expressed that he shouldn’t have “let my emotions get the best of me” and denounced violence. The one-time MVP also used the moment to speak directly to the next generation of athletes.

Cardi B Didn't Submit "WAP" For GRAMMYS Because Of Internet Reaction

Cardi B has revealed that she didn’t submit “WAP” for GRAMMY consideration due to possible social media reaction. During an interview with REVOLT, the New York artist claimed that she withheld the famous 2020 track featuring Megan Thee Stallion out of fear that the internet wouldn’t take kindly to the artist losing — or winning.  “You know what? This is something that — it’s like, I need to stop letting the internet control my life,” the 30-year-old stated.