Cardi B shows no signs of letting up on Tasha K. The rap star has sent subpoenas for the blogger and media personality’s wire transfers and other bank and tax records as she continues to seek payment on the $4 million judgement she was awarded for defamation of character. According to court documents obtained by RadarOnline, the Bronx native’s latest legal move is an attempt to determine whether Tasha K, born LaTasha Kebe, has been transparent about her finances following her bankruptcy filing in May.

Charmayne Maxwell, a founding member of the pivotal 90s R&B group Brownstone, was found dead in her Los Angeles, Calif. home Saturday (Feb. 28), TMZ reports. According to police reports, the “All I Do” singer returned home after her son’s soccer game, but around 9 p.m. upon her husband’s arrival to their house, he found Maxwell unconscious with a wound to her neck. Authorities said the cause for the fatal gash stemmed from her fall on a broken wine glass, but no confirmation on foul play has been made.

Don Lemon‘s primetime, self-titled CNN show has come to an end. After more than eight years, the late-night news anchor bid a farewell and “see you soon” to his viewers on the show’s last broadcast on Friday (Oct. 7). “This is it, the final Don Lemon Tonight. It’s a bittersweet moment for me, but it’s not going to be a sad moment, I’m not going to be sad about it,” he said after sharing a montage of moments from the show’s history.

Columbus Short had a brief run-in with the law Tuesday night (Aug. 18) after his album release party. According to his rep, the former Scandal actor’s arrest stemmed from an issue with his bail bondsman. “His arrest was not due to an outstanding warrant as was erroneously reported,” Short’s rep told TMZ. “It appears that this is a citizens arrest as a result of an issue between Mr. Short and his bail bondsman.

Dave Chappelle has addressed the backlash he’s received due to hisjokes about thetransgender community, taking to his The Midnight Miracle podcast to clear the air. Deadline reports that the comedian spoke about his canceled July 2022 comedy show at Minneapolis’ First Avenue, which was moved to Vasrity Theater nearby. Chappelle responded to the venue switch, describing himself as being “mad” and “upset” at the time. First Avenue explained its decision, stating it wanted to produce a “safe space” for its patrons.