Kim Kardashian is only looking ahead, not back. The reality TV star is shedding all memories of her time with ex-husband Kris Humphries. She has sold the Beverly Hills pad that she once attempted to share with the NBA basketball player for under $5 million. Kardashian originally purchased the 4,000 square foot, 5 bedroom home in 2010 for about $4.8 million, but it appears she barely broke even, if that, with the recent sale.

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony’s Layzie Bone became an unsuspecting hero on Saturday (May 16) while driving in Riverton, WY. After witnessing a driver swerve off the road and his car do a full turn, the rapper intervened, and discovered that the man was in diabetic shock. Layzie then along with others, helped stabilize him by giving him fruit and chocolate. In an interview with local news station KTWO, the Bone Thug shrugged off the “hero” title.

Drake fans had a disappointing morning as they woke up once again to no new album from Aubrey Graham. His forthcoming release, For All The Dogs, has been teased by the Toronto superstar himself for the last few weeks. Friday (Aug 25) in particular was looking extra promising, and fellow rapper Lil Yachty was quick to pour salt on the wound. The close friend to Drizzy hopped on X to make fun of fans who thought the LP would make its debut today.

Metro Boomin has revealed new plans to give back to his community. The acclaimed producer has detailed donating $100,000 to women-focused nonprofit organizations in his hometown of St. Louis. Per Variety, the 30-year-old launched the initiative in honor of his late mother, Leslie Wayne. In June 2023, Wayne was killed by her boyfriend, who also took his own life in the deadly incident. “I’ve seen firsthand the work that goes into being a single mother.

WHAT WE SAY: Lex Luger wasn’t always making major noise. Two years ago, the once asocial producer, now 19, was secretly cooking up beats on his PlayStation 2 Music Generator. To help break out of his shell, the Suffolk, Va., native, whose father taught him to play drums at age 9, expressed emotions through his MPC. Dropping out of King’s Fork High School, Luger fulfilled his need to be heard on a much bigger level when Atlanta trapper Waka Flocka Flame found his menacing  instrumentals stuffed in his MySpace inbox in 2009, an alliance that birthed Waka’s sinister anthem “Hard in the Paint.