Rihanna and A$AP Rocky have added a third to their relationship. The couple reportedly welcomed their first child together. According to TMZ, the Barbados-born singer gave birth to a baby boy on Friday, May 13th in Los Angeles. The name of the infant was not noted by the outlet. Neither Rihanna nor A$AP Rocky has publicly shared any details of the birth. ET reported a source confirmed the news, claiming the family is now at Rihanna’s Los Angeles home.

Bobby Shmurda and Rowdy Rebel recently had a case of public “miscommunication,” but all is now well with the duo. During a recent episode of Math Hoffa’s My Expert Opinion, Bobby spoke about his partner in rhyme’s comments regarding King Von’s murder and attempted to clarify his meaning.  “I felt like that sh*t came out wrong,” the “Shmoney” rapper pleaded. “He meant it in a good way, like that he wished that none of that sh*t would’ve happened because he’s a fan of both.

Rudy Giuliani delved deeper into an intricate mix of ignorance and sheer delusion during an appearance on Fox News Monday (Aug. 29). The former New York City mayor checked into Fox & Friends to talk politics, and apparently Beyonce’s performance at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards. Giuliana, who has shown a fierce commitment to the “Boycott Beyonce” tour, put on yet anther show for the cameras. In short, he didn’t like (or comprehend) the imagery in Bey’s stage production, so he accused her of spreading an anti-cop message.

Hollywood loves a good story, and even better, a good sequel. Fresh off of last year’s Oscar wins, Sapphire, author of the novel Push which inspired the award-winning film “Precious,” is reportedly working on a sequel, tentatively entitled, The Kid. The Kid follows the son of Claireece “Precious” Jones, the sexually abused, illiterate heroine of Push. This coming-of-age story focuses on Claireece’s son as he navigates the mean streets of New York City that threatened to swallow his mother whole.

Team USA phenomenon Simone Biles is basking in her success after taking gold at the 2016 Olympic Games. With the most gold medals in world gymnastics championship history checked off her list of accomplishments, the trailblazing gymnast’s success is anything but accidental. The Biles, on the other hand, was largely unplanned. Biles’ signature move, which she dubs a “double lay half out,” entered the International Federation of Gymnastics’ Code of Points in 2013 when she became the first gymnast to complete the motion in a world competition.