Big Sean has received his first Emmy Award, adding yet another achievement to his impressive resume. The rap star, who serves as the Creative Director of Innovation for the NBA’s Detroit Pistons, was bestowed with the honor this past weekend for his contribution to the Piston’s 2022-2023 Brand Campaign commercial “Different By Design.“ Accepting the award during his latest Detroit’s On Now (DON) Weekend event in his hometown, Big Sean voiced his appreciation of those who have backed him and his philanthropic initiatives throughout his career.

The legacy and strength of Muhammad Ali lived on in the touching words of his admirers, friends and family members in Louisville, Ky., during his memorial service on Friday (June 10.) Over 15, 000 people were present at the KFC Yum Center in downtown Louisville to pay their respects to the humanitarian and beloved athlete. Years prior, Ali put together his own service and handpicked those who spoke at the memorial–Billy Crystal, Bryant Gumbel, Rabbi Michael Lerner and former president Bill Clinton– shared stories of joy, love and admiration they have for the greatest.

Earlier this month, Bobby Shmurda’s Feb. 22 trial date was pushed back to May 11. This counts as the latest setback in the Brooklyn rapper’s case involving his GS9 squad. Just a month before that, Shmurda was denied bail for the seventh time, as a judge also refused to lower its whopping $2 million total. His mother Leslie Pollard – whose other son, Javase “Fame” Pollard was also arrested along with Bobby – sat down with REVOLT to discuss the handling of her son’s case.

The Clipse have teamed up again, but this time for the latest cross-branding campaign from Moncler and Billionaire Boys Club. On Sunday (Aug. 13), the Hip-Hop duo took to Instagram and posted a photo of themselves, decked out in new winter apparel. Malice is seen sitting on an icy porch, wearing a black leather letterman jacket with an intertwined Moncler X Billionaire Boys Club logo, as Push dons a vinyl puffer jacket.

Dame Dash recently revealed more details about what occurred after he and Jay-Z parted ways. According to the businessman, the Brooklyn rapper offered his label co-founder $1.5 million for his stake in Roc-A-Fella, a number Dash deemed “disrespectful.” “I was offered a certain amount of money for my interest in Roc-A-Fella Inc., which owns Reasonable Doubt,” the 51-year-old told VEUIT during a Jan. 23 interview. “They offered me like $1.5M – Jay-Z.