Things have not been going well for actor Shia LaBeouf. The Transformers star was reportedly arrested over the weekend in Savannah, Ga. for public drunkenness, disorderly conduct and obstruction. Today (Jul. 12), TMZ obtained footage of LaBeouf going on a racist tirade against a black cop while in custody. While sitting down with officers in the video, LaBeouf, 31, can be heard saying that the black officer who arrested him would be going “straight to hell,” and that he was arrested only because he was white.

These players be actin’ up, and the NBA won’t let them. Stephen Jackson of the San Antonio Spurs was slapped with a $25,000 after posting threatening remarks to Serge Ibaka of the Oklahoma City Thunder during OKC’s Friday night game against the Los Angeles Lakers. During a quick altercation, Ibaka was tangled up with the Lakers’ Metta World Peace (Ron Artest), resulting in both players earning technical fouls. Jackson then took to Twitter to defend World Peace, his former Indiana Pacers teammate.

The Internet clutched its digital pearls Wednesday (July 19) when it was revealed R&B singer Usher paid an anonymous stylist $1.1. million in a lawsuit which alleged she contracted herpes from him. According to court documents dating back to 2012, the Confessions artist was first exposed to the STD in 2009-2010, yet still had unprotected sex with the claimant without revealing his status. While the damming allegations spawned several inappropriate puns derived from the singer’s own musical catalog, (let it burn being one of them) many wondered who’s the unidentified stylist, and surmised it must be Usher’s ex-wife Tameka Foster.

The Game recently made an appearance on the I Am Athlete podcast, during which the West Coast rapper discussed his life and career, as well as the various beefs he’s been embroiled in throughout his career. At one point during the sit-down, The Game was asked if he’d ever consider recording an album or doing a film with 50 Cent and which option he’d choose if his hand was forced.

Trina called Beyoncé the top female rapper earlier this week and was met with a lot of backlash. The 45-year-old rapper doubled down on her comment and encouraged people to find someone else to debate with. “For the dusty crusty funky bi**hes in the bacccckkkk Beyoncé is the queen of rap (when she raps) and ALL other genres of music,” she wrote in her Instagram story on Thursday (Dec. 28). “Now stay mad [goofies] I said what I said and NANN bi**h gone check me.