Joey Bada$$ is mourning the loss of his 22-year-old cousin, who was shot and killed in Brooklyn early Friday (Aug. 12) morning. Terrell Henry was hit in the back and neck while walking to a deli to buy an Arizona iced tea at around 1:00 a.m., reports the New York Daily News. After getting word of his cousin’s murder, the Brooklyn rapper shared a message on Instagram. “No words… Just a heavy heart,” he wrote Friday.
After a medical emergency last week kept the relationship of Lamar Odom and Khloe Kardashian under a huge microscope, it has been reported by TMZ that the on-again/off-again couple have decided to call off their divorce, which was headed for finalization, and will give another shot at their marriage. “Khloe’s lawyer Laura Wasser went before a judge Wednesday morning, asking a judge to withdraw the papers they both signed to end their marriage,” the site reports.
I saw that “Crossroads” was in the running a few weeks ago through my Facebook. But being on the road, I forgot all about it, and then a few of my people started calling me telling me we won. Then my manager hit me, and I knew this was real big. I remember going in to record the song like it was yesterday. First of all, we had another “Crossroads” that sounded different.
Lil Jon and his legal team have issued a letter to Live Nation regarding the annual Lovers & Friends music festival. TMZ Hip Hop reported the 52-year-old musician threatened to sue the company after detailing his alleged attempts to reach a financial agreement. According to Doug Davis, one lawyer representing the King Of Crunk, conversations between both parties began in May 2022, with Lil Jon lightly pressing the financial issue to prevent further disruption in the festival’s already postponed dates.
We’re nearly three weeks out from the eye-opening documentary and the post-Surviving R. Kelly saga continues. Yesterday, Taraji P. Henson caught the wrath of the internet when she attempted to compare the misdeeds of R. Kelly and those of disgraced entertainment figurehead Harvey Weinstein. The day before, Erykah Badu was booed by fans at a concert for saying that she extends her prayers to the embattled R&B icon. Now, Lil Mo is the next one to receive sharp looks of disapproval.