Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph was among 143 Jamaicans decorated on Monday (Oct. 17) at the country’s National Honours And Awards Ceremony. The ceremony was held at King’s House in Kingston. According to the Jamaica Observer, the newly-minted Emmy winner, 65, was one of ten recipients to receive the nation’s fifth-highest honor, the Order of Jamaica (OJ), given to “citizens of outstanding distinction.” “Well, it is now official! I am The Honourable Sheryl Lee Ralph OJ (Order of Jamaica) Warrior Woman!

The Game and nearly all of social media has had something to say about Ne-Yo parading around Jamaica with two women recently. In footage posted to a woman named Arielle Hill‘s Instagram on Wednesday (Mar. 6), the “So Sick” crooner could be seen having the time of his life in a perceived throuple. One clip showed the trio blowing kisses to the camera as both ladies cuddle up to 44-year-old. Another post showed both ladies posing on a car-shaped jet ski and standing on the back of his 4-wheeler.

Picking the perfect college that’ll suit your educational needs can be a daunting task. But no need to fret, because the selection process just became a little bit easier. According to Blavity, a student at Grambling State University created an app that’ll tailor your decision on selecting the correct Historically Black College or University (HBCU) to attend. Junior student, Jonathan Swindell, originally drafted the idea as a virtual place where likeminded individuals at HBCUs could connect with their peers.

NBA All-Star weekend has brought out music’s biggest stars, including Travis Scott who provided high energy to Rémy Martin’s MVP experience event. The artist helped took over Los Angeles’ Avenue with the brand Friday (Feb. 16), along with French Montana. In pure Travis fashion, the rapper performed on top of the DJ booth his biggest tracks like “Goosebumps,” “Butterfly Effect” and cuts from his latest collaborative Huncho Jack  project with Quavo. Other guests included  Cleveland Cavaliers’ Tristan Thompson, model Chanel Iman and Revolve founder Michael Mente.

Waka Flocka Flame has no interest in suing Latto over lyrics used in her new song “Issa Party,” hailing from his 2010 hit “Grove St. Party.” After a fan suggested that he take the fellow Atlanta rapper to court, Waka brushed off the thought — deeming her song “Flattery at [its] highest…” “if i’m waka flocka my lawsuit was filed yesterday,” X user @myfaultOG23 wrote on Saturday (Sept. 30). Waka responded, “flattery at [its] highest….