Desperate times call for expensive measures.  According to NY Daily News, Ryan Leslie is offering $1 million to anyone who will return his stolen Macbook to him. The singer made an initial offer of $20,000 when his laptop was stolen from inside a black Mercedes while on tour in Germany October 23. But as the days rolled sans his computer—and music— Leslie decided to up the dollar signs. “For the record, I had so many amazing music & visual projects on that MacBook that I was working on to share with u this winter,” the singer tweeted to his more than 200,000 followers Saturday.

Saweetie is looking to take her fan engagement to the next level with a Fansly partnership, which will allow paid subscribers to access “spicy” photos and videos from the beauty. The rap artist recently announced the launch of her Fansly account with a post on Instagram, prompting her followers to subscribe to her page while promising exclusive content, music, behind the scenes footage and more. “Chanel me… off the top shelf please!

Before Twitch became a popular go-to for gamers, T-Pain was making his mark on the platform as a multifaceted artist who personally interacts with fans. Now, it’s been announced that Teddy Penderazzdown and Twitch have formed a partnership to highlight his presence on the site even further as their first Music Ambassador. Their partnership kicked off with an exclusive listening party for his new single, “I’m Cool With That.” The single was produced, written, and recorded on Twitch.

Terrence Howard has detailed his claims of inadequate pay against the Creative Arts Agency (CAA). Speaking on Straight Talk with host Daphne Phaneē, the 55-year-old actor, wearing a grey suit and orange, blown-out wig, elaborated on his experience in the interview published last month. “I had an issue at Fox and Disney because…the image that you see of us on Empire, profile, that came from a still shot from Hustle & Flow,” accused Howard.

Comedian Tommy Davidson has revealed a rift between himself and fellow comedian Jamie Foxx, as he says he hasn’t been in contact with his former In Living Color castmate since accusing Foxx of being “mercilessly mean” to him early in their respective careers. Davidson, who detailed the nature of his relationship with Foxx in his memoir, Living in Color: What’s Funny about Me, recently spoke with PageSix about his current dealings with Foxx, whom Davidson says has not reached out to him since the book’s release.