Cam’ron may have subtly responded to Stephen A. Smith‘s criticism of the 2024 BET Awards for including O.J. Simpson in its in memoriam segment. Days after Smith took to his eponymous podcast to call out the network for the move, Cam shared footage of himself walking through a casino in Simpson’s Buffalo Bills uniform, complete with “Simpson #32” scrawled across the back. “OJ was here!!!! Happy INDEPENDENCE DAY! This ain’t really Our holiday.

Earlier this week, TLC’s Chilli received flak for her controversial stance involving the “All Lives Matter” rhetoric. In a previous interview with U.K.’s Channel 4, the award-winning artist sparked a fire on social media with the following statement: “I personally didn’t go to any marches, or anything like that, but for me, all lives matter, you know what I mean?” she said. “Because there is a time when different groups are targeted for different things, you know what I’m saying?

Grammy-winning Coolio‘s “Gangsta’s Paradise” has just hit a new milestone in 2022. The 1995 hit, which was featured on the Dangerous Minds soundtrack, has been viewed over one billion times on YouTube. Although its initial release was over two decades ago, the song wasn’t uploaded to the video platform in 2017. The eccentric-haired rapper shared his excitement about reaching the astronomical view count via his Instagram. “Yo, what’s up y’all? We just hit one billion, I want to thank everybody for all the years of love and being there for me,” he said in a video where he holds up his phone showing the “Gangsta’s Paradise” video and its numbers.

After three years of dating, Derek Fisher and Gloria Govan are finally preparing to say “i do.” According to reports, the former Los Angeles Laker turned New York Knicks head coach proposed to Govan earlier this month. Fisher dropped to one knee during a family get-together at the couple’s Los Angeles area home to pop the question, and 33-year-old Govan said yes. Fisher and Govan were both legally married when they began dating in 2015.

On Friday (May 20), Sean “Diddy” Combs shared his appreciation for Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter and his musical career during an online discussion celebrating the 50th birthday of The Notorious B.I.G. Streaming music service, TIDAL, hosted the Twitter spaces conversation moderated by their Chief Content Officer, Elliott Wilson, while Jay-Z was joined by Diddy, Fat Joe, and more in the virtual conversation. During the talk, the topic shifted to the deaths of both Biggie and Tupac.