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50 Cent says he may pull back from the Red River District after accusing some people in Shreveport of standing in the way of progress. 50 is frustrated. For the better part of two years, 50 Cent has been one of Shreveport’s loudest champions. He’s bought buildings, announced television productions, pitched ambitious entertainment venues and convinced many that the city could become an unexpected hub for film, music and nightlife. Now, one of the biggest pieces of that vision appears to be on very shaky ground. The rapper and entrepreneur has publicly suggested he may step away from his proposed…

Patrice Evra as a football player was competitive, emotional, sharp, and completely comfortable under pressure. As a football analyst, he brings the same personality.   Exclusive Stake.com interview with Patrice Evra arrives during a huge football summer, with the international tournament moving toward the serious rounds and club football already creeping back onto the stage. The timing gives Evra plenty to discuss: France’s chances, Kylian Mbappe’s responsibility, Michael Olise’s rise, England’s pressure, Brazil’s Neymar question, Cristiano Ronaldo’s role for Portugal, and Manchester United’s next step under Michael Carrick. In an interview Evra’s looking at football through the eyes of someone who…

JAŸ-Z closed out his historic three-night Yankee Stadium run on Sunday, July 12, with JAŸ-Z Extra Innings, becoming the first artist to sell out three consecutive shows at the iconic venue while delivering a different setlist and production each night. The final performance featured another unforgettable lineup of surprise guests. Teyana Taylor joined JAŸ-Z for “Can’t Knock The Hustle,” followed by Jermaine Dupri performing “Money Ain’t A Thing.” Jeezy took the stage for “Seen It All” and “Go Crazy,” while USHER teamed up with JAŸ-Z for “Heart of the City” and “Throwback.” Rihanna energized the crowd with “Run This Town”…

YoungBoy Never Broke Again isn’t letting up on Future, and after dropping a diss record, YB shed some light into the origins of the issue.Last Friday (July 10), the Baton Rouge native dropped the Future diss titled “What Da What?,” calling out Future’s entire city of Atlanta in the Instagram post to promote it.”In honor to the whole Ho-Atlanta!!” YB wrote. The song arrived just hours after YB dissed the Atlanta rap star on social media…then retracted the diss after talking with Offset on Instagram Live…then changed his mind and dissed Future again. In response to the song, Freebandz signee…

Lamar Jackson has found himself much lower on this year’s NFL Top 100 than fans have grown accustomed to seeing, checking in at No. 69 after a 2025 season that never quite found its rhythm because of injuries. The annual list, which is voted on by current NFL players and reflects performances during the stretch from Thanksgiving through the end of the regular season, saw the Baltimore Ravens star tumble after appearing in just 13 games. Jackson finished the year with 2,549 passing yards and 21 touchdown passes while adding 239 rushing yards, a significant dip from the explosive numbers…

Featuring hitmakers Elephant Man, Stefflon Don, Shaneil Muir, Tifa, Vanessa Bling, Kraff, Pamputtae, and D’yani, the single is an explosive summer anthem fusing West Coast hip-hop and Jamaican sound Beenie Man joins forces with Snoop Dogg on their new single, “For You,” bringing together two of music’s most influential voices. Produced by legendary Billboard-charting producer Kemar McGregor, the track is a vibrant fusion of West Coast G-Funk style and authentic Caribbean dancehall riddims. Serving as a massive cultural bridge, “For You” pairs Snoop Dogg’s signature, effortlessly smooth delivery with Beenie Man’s legendary, high-octane dancehall cadence. To elevate the track into…

Questions surrounding the fatal ICE shooting in Biddeford, Maine continue to grow as additional video from the scene has intensified public scrutiny over what happened in the moments after federal agents opened fire on a 26-year-old Colombian national during an early morning enforcement operation. ‼️ MAINE ICE SHOOTING: NEW VIDEO shows ICE Agents dragging lifeless body of the driver onto the street and handcuffing him…Just in case he tries to flee while dead. pic.twitter.com/1b82ifQlKD— Maine (@TheMaineWonk) July 13, 2026 While some early social media posts claimed officers never attempted to provide medical aid, video reviewed by major news organizations shows…

Gloss Up is on the road to recovery after undergoing emergency surgery to save her foot following a serious car accident.On Sunday (July 12), the Memphis-bred rapper revealed she’d been in an accident in a post to Instagram, first saying that that she’d had her foot amputated.”I almost lost my life! I’m so sad!” she wrote.”I Have Never In My Life Been In A Car Accident Until Now,” she added. “My Whole Foot Amputated! I’m SAD ASFFFF! It’s My Birthdayyyyy.” Her team quickly clarified, however, explaining that while amputation was on the table because of the severity of the injury,…

Television has always reflected the times, but for generations of Black audiences, sitcoms also provided something just as valuable: relief. From Sanford and Son and Good Times to The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Martin, Living Single and The Jamie Foxx Show, comedy created shared moments that families anticipated every week. These shows weren’t just funny. They built stars, introduced unforgettable catchphrases and gave viewers characters who felt like relatives. They were us. Over the last decade, however, the traditional multi-camera sitcom has become increasingly rare as streaming platforms have shifted toward dramas and reality programming. Veteran actor Carl Payne, whose work on The Cosby Show and Martin helped define an era of television…

Judy World’s life ends in a stabbing on Houston’s south side, with suspect Kayla Wynita Rodgers now facing manslaughter charges in the case. Judy World lost her life in a stabbing incident that unfolded on Houston’s south side over the weekend, leaving the city’s rap community reeling from the sudden loss. The Houston rapper, whose legal name was Krystal Jordan, was pronounced dead at a local hospital after sustaining injuries from the attack. Now 28-year-old Kayla Wynita Rodgers faces manslaughter charges in connection with the deadly confrontation. The incident occurred around 10 a.m. on Saturday morning on Bat Sheva Lane,…