Nas is back with a new single and album in the works. The Queens MC released “Ultra Black” on Friday (Aug. 14), featuring a verbal jab at Doja Cat. The diss pops up at the end of the first verse where Nas raps, “Sometimes I’m over-Black, even my clothes are black/Cash Money with the white tee and the soldier rag. We goin’ ultra Black, unapologetically Black. The opposite of Doja Cat, Michael Blackson Black.

Nia Guzman, mother to 2-year-old Royalty Brown, opened up about co-parenting with Chris Brown, and came clean about her current relationship with the entertainer. Guzman said while they met through acquaintances and their relationship remained platonic, since the birth of their daughter it’s been quite a rocky road. “Not until the custody issues were raised, that’s when we stopped talking and negativity started. But in the beginning of all this, it was all love.

Model Bre Tiesi announced on Monday (July 25) that she gave birth to Nick Cannon‘s eighth child, a baby boy. Their son, whose name has not been revealed, was delivered via “an all natural, unmedicated home birth” and Tiesi documented the process—the “natural induction, labor, [and] delivery”— in its entirety. She also provided resources for those interested in doulas, midwifes, and hypno-birthing. The intimate black-and-white photos of her and Cannon were shared on her Instagram as she expressed, “I did it.

Papoose has been named as Tunecore‘s Head of Hip-Hop. With his new position, the Brooklyn wordsmith will lead the music distributor’s Artist Ambassador program for Hip-Hop and rap. He will be tasked with scouting new and established artists, conducting workshops, and “advising the company on its new launches” and initiatives. The Endangered Species rapper took to Instagram on Tuesday (Jan. 24) to voice his excitement for his new role. “Today we announce my transition from artist to executive,” Pap began.

PARTYNEXTDOOR is bringing the party to you on his forthcoming, headlining North American tour this fall. OVO Sounds’ resident crooner will hit the stage in 14 cities, beginning with Le Belmont in Montreal, QC on Oct. 19 and wrapping up at The Roxy in Los Angeles on Oct. 22. The outing comes after his eight-day stint on the the “Drake Vs. Lil Wayne” tour. Tickets will hit the Internet on Sept.