During one of the Los Angeles stops of Drake‘s It Was All A Blur tour, the Canadian rapper displayed a level of chivalry, as he confronted a man who wrestled a woman to the ground over his sweat towel. Drizzy tossed the item to her as a gift, but the unnamed male decided to forcibly take the towel from her. The two, then, get into a brief altercation. In videos capturing the ordeal and its subsequent aftermath, theCertified Lover Boy walked away before noticing the squabble.

Erykah Badu has deemed Blueface as “trash” in response to a clip of the rapper featuring several pregnant women in his latest music video. On Friday (June 2), the Baduizm creator shared a snippet of the visual for Blueface’s “BDD” track, in which the pregnant women can be seen dancing seductively around the rapper. In the caption of the post, Badu seemingly wished that Blueface would be affected negatively by his actions in the future, requesting that the “universe” do “it’s thing” due to him being “trash.

Erykah Badu has responded to DJ Akademiks‘ fiery tirade against her over a joke she told at his expense in 2017. “I learned something so valuable today, fam,” she began in a quick Instagram Live video Wednesday (Aug. 9) afternoon. “You have to really be careful what you think and what you say out here. I learned today that something I said five years ago in jest, when we all laughed, actually triggered someone’s really deep-rooted trauma.

Eve is finally telling her story in the form of a new memoir. Aptly named after one of her hit singles, Who’s That Girl? is slated for release on Sept. 17 and is co-written by journalist and author Kathy Iandoli. “I’m excited for people to get to know me on a deeper level,” said the Ruff Ryders’ First Lady in a statement. “This story is decades in the making.” According to PEOPLE, the memoir is described as “fearless, empowering, and inspirational.

Daredevil Felix Baumgartner has become the first man to successfully jump from a balloon 24 miles (127,000 ft) up in the air, breaking a more than half-century old record set by Joe Kittinger in 1960. Part of the Red Bull Stratos project, this was the Austrian skydiver’s third jump from the stratosphere, with two prior test jumps maxing out at 97,146 ft and 537mph. The main mission of Stratos, funded by the energy drink company, was to have Baumgartner be the first man to break the speed of sound in free fall.