Many artists may feel concerned after losing a significant amount of social media followers within a short period of time, but for Doja Cat, the effect was quite the opposite. The popstar posted her raw thoughts on her Instagram Story on Wednesday (Aug. 16) and shared how losing over 300K followers on IG recently has made her feel liberated. The Grammy award-winning talent stated she now feels she can focus on more real-life matters offline.

A documentary centered around Donna Summer is set to premiere overseas at the Berlinale this February. Love To Love You, Donna Summer was co-directed by Summer’s daughter, Brooklyn Sudano, and Oscar-winning filmmaker Roger Ross Williams and produced by Polygram Entertainment. The film will highlight the disco legend’s story through never-before-seen film excerpts, home videos, photographs, artwork, writings, personal audio, and other artifacts. “It was important for Roger and I to offer a perspective on my mother’s personal journey and artistry in a way that reflects her complexity and talent, digging deeper than the disco ball,” the My Wife & Kids actress, 42, said in a statement.

The live reenactment of “Niggas in Paris” wasn’t the only big thing that happened in the City of Love this weekend. New York Knicks star Amare Stoudemire popped the question to his girlfriend of ten years, Alexis Welch, while in Paris for the European leg of the Watch the Throne tour. The proposal took place as the couple overlooked the Eiffel Tower from their private hotel suite after a day-long private tour of the city.

Frank Lucas, the former Harlem drug kingpin who was famously portrayed by Denzel Washington in the 2007 film, American Gangster, died Thursday (May 30). He was 88. Lucas, who was confined to a wheelchair due to a previous car accident, passed away in New Jersey while being transported to the hospital for an unknown health issue, his brother reportedly told TMZ. Born in La Grange, N.C. in 1930, Lucas rose to prominence as a drug trafficker in the late ’60s and early ’70s.

It seems like you can’t escape Kanye West these days. From his tabloid wet dream relationship with soon-to-be baby mother Kim Kardashian to the deafening hype surrounding his upcoming release Yeezus, due out June 18th, the man seems to be on everyone’s mind. It’s a point made during a recent interview with The New York Times in which West declared that he is, “the Michael Jordan of music,” among other monster quotes.