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Diddy’s family broke down in court as he received 50 months in prison, while Quincy Brown reportedly clashed with a woman recording outside the courthouse.

Judge Scott DiClaudio denied wrongdoing and is fighting to keep his paycheck while under investigation for allegedly meddling in a case tied to Meek Mill’s associate.

Aubrey O'Day addressed Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sentencing by urging young performers to recognize red flags and walk away from exploitative power dynamics in the industry.

Sheff G began a five-year prison sentence in Brooklyn after pleading guilty to attempted murder and conspiracy in a gang case tied to a 140-count indictment

Jimmy Fallon said he’s avoiding political commentary on "The Tonight Show" following Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension by ABC over remarks that drew FCC scrutiny.

Dave Chappelle compared U.S. and Saudi speech laws during a Riyadh set, prompting criticism over his participation in the controversial comedy festival.

NBA YoungBoy’s Kansas City show ended in violence when a teen assaulted a longtime arena worker, prompting felony charges.

Bad Bunny Got the Call Mid-Workout Bad Bunny was in the middle of a training session when Jay-Z called with career-defining news: he’ll headline the 2026 Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show. The Puerto Rican artist, born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, immediately felt the rush. “I was in the middle of a workout,” he told

Diddy may trade his jail cell for a classroom next month, but only if a federal judge agrees to a lighter sentence on October 3.