While visiting the Tamron Hall Show, newlyweds Shawntae “Da Brat” Harris-Dupart and wife Jesseca Dupart-Harris, who chose to hyphenate their last names, opened up about their recent struggles of trying to conceive a child–following their marriage of almost four months now. Jesseca, who has already mothered two boys and is also a grandmother, was very transparent with Tamron about her journey with In Vetro Fertilization (IVF) treatments. She emotionally revealed, “We haven’t spoken about it much on social [media] because we have had some ups and some downs on our journey … some complications, but we are still in the process.

Damon Dash has been ordered to pay over $800K after coming up on the losing end of a lawsuit filed against him by a film director claiming that Dash attempted to pass off his movie as his own. On Wednesday (March 30), a judge awarded Josh Webber and Muddy Water Pictures $805,000 after a jury sided with Webber in the copyright infringement and defamation lawsuit filed against Dash, which stems from the 2019 film Dear Frank.

On 2010’s “I’m Deaf” Detroit rapper Sean Forbes gives a shout-out to Stevie Wonder. A few beats later, he name-checks Heller Keller. His flow is steady, his voice is clear, but long before you notice his subtly off-kilter inflection, there is already something different about Forbes. Lyrically and creatively, Sean is on a mission to unite music fans regardless of his hearing loss. Growing up in a musical family that stockpiled instruments, 31-year-old Sean, who has been deaf since he was a baby, took up the drums and songwriting while he was still in grade school.

In celebration of the life of the late Maurice White and the lasting legacy of R&B/funk band, the 58th Grammys is honoring Earth, Wind & Fire by enlisting the surviving members to present the Record of the Year award to one of this year’s nominees. The contenders for Record of the Year include The Weeknd for “Can’t Feel My Face,” Ed Sheeran’s “Thinking Out Loud,” Bruno Mars‘ “Uptown Funk,” D’Angelo’s “Real Love,” and “Blank Space,” by Taylor Swift.

G-Eazy plead guilty to assault and drug possession charges after attacking security guards in Sweden. However, he avoids jail time and will be able to leave the European country. He’ll have to pay about $9,000 in fines and restitution to the victim. Posting bail is not a requirement in Sweden. The “No Limit” rapper reportedly admitted to carrying cocaine and punching a bouncer outside of a club in Stockholm. According to Swedish publicationAftonbladet, the musician (born Gerald Gillum) pled guilty to assault of an officer, violent resistance, and illegal drug possession.