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Source: Dave Kotinsky / GettyWhen the New York Knicks signed Jalen Brunson to a four-year, $104 million contract back in 2022, many NBA analysts laughed at the Knicks’ obvious desperation after they threw a ton of money at the former backup point guard for the Dallas Mavericks. Four years and an NBA Championship later, Jalen Brunson isn’t just an NBA Finals MVP, but he’s also been crowned the undisputed King of New York (sorry, Aaron Judge). Making his haters and doubters eat crow in the wake of his ascension to the top of the mountain, Jalen Brunson is reminding his…

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A Los Angeles man argued that Yard House, Cheesecake Factory, and Fogo de Chão all had top-tier happy hours. Then his post received a million views. Derek, who runs the account Munch LA (@munch.la) on TikTok, posted a video where he explained exactly why those three restaurants have “top happy hours in the game.” His second post received 677,100 views, with viewers giving the content creator notes on their favorite spots. Yard House: What’s the Best Option? The first restaurant Derek discussed in his video is Yard House, which, to him, has a number of worthwhile offerings. “The Yard House…

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Julio Foolio’s killers are locked up for life after a jury rejected the death penalty and recommended life sentences without parole. Julio Foolio was 26 years old when his life ended in a Tampa hotel parking lot, and the men responsible for that ambush have now been locked away for the rest of their lives. A jury recommended life sentences without parole for Isaiah Chance, Sean Gathright, Rashad Murphy, and Davion Murphy on May 15, 2026, after they were convicted of first-degree murder in the June 23, 2024, shooting. The gang conflict that led to Foolio’s death had been brewing…

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Getty images / Kai Cenat / Soulja BoyWhen the bell rings at Kai Cenat’s Streamer University, Soulja Boy will not be roaming the halls. A clip of Soulja Boy being denied access to an event for Kai Cenat’s Streamer University event in Atlanta on Wednesday went viral, and had the chat, aka social media, talking. In the clip, Soulja Boy can be seen being kicked out of the venue by security, while allegedly “pretending” to be on the phone speaking with someone, as his confused cameraman continued to record the entire ordeal. The security guard can be heard saying, “They…

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The music world and the entire entertainment industry is mourning the loss of legendary record executive Clive Davis, who died on June 22, 2026, at the age of 94. Davis passed away peacefully at his Manhattan home following a series of age-related illnesses and recent health complications. Entertainment icon Clive Davis, who shaped modern music as founder of Arista Records and president of Columbia Records, died at 94, family members tell NBC News.Davis was credited with discovering Whitney Houston and bringing the singer to prominence, in addition to countless… pic.twitter.com/t1LjNdX1rn— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 22, 2026 According to his family,…

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Hundreds of people shut down a Mississippi Walmart to demand justice after police killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley during a shoplifting call. Marquelle Bridges organized hundreds of people to shut down the Senatobia Walmart on Saturday, demanding accountability after police killed a one-year-old in the parking lot just six days earlier. The community’s response wasn’t just about anger. It was about a father who’ll never hear his son laugh again, a mother who has to bury her baby, and a family asking why deadly force was necessary during a shoplifting call. Kohen Wiley was inside a vehicle with his mother and…

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Clive Davis, the music executive who gave Diddy his first major deal and shaped Hip-Hop’s biggest stars, dies at 94. Clive Davis shaped the sound of Hip-Hop and R&B for five decades before his death Monday at his Manhattan home at age 94. The legendary music executive didn’t just sign artists; he built empires, and his fingerprints are all over the biggest names in Black music history. From Whitney Houston to Diddy, Davis had an ear for talent that changed the industry forever. His career split into three distinct chapters, each one reshaping what was possible in the music business.…

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Source: Allen Berezovsky / GettyClive Davis, the OG music industry exec known for signing Whitney Houston and igniting the career of Sean “Diddy” Combs, has passed away. He was 94. The New York Times reports that Davis died on Monday (June 22) at his home in Manhattan. The Brooklyn native had reportedly recently been hospitalized for with respiratory issues and his family confirmed his passing.Davis, who would become famed despite not being a performer, started in the music business as a lawyer for Columbia Records. While becoming a renowned kingmaker, some of his famed signings to recording contracts across the…

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Fat Joe’s launching a monthly food giveaway at UPNYC stores across NYC, partnering with the Shawn Carter Foundation. Fat Joe turned Washington Heights into a community hub on Saturday, when hundreds lined up for free groceries at his UPNYC store, marking the official launch of a monthly food distribution initiative that addresses a real crisis in New York City neighborhoods. The rapper didn’t just show up to cut a ribbon either. He was there talking directly with people about the struggle, making it clear this wasn’t some corporate photo op but a genuine response to families choosing between paying bills…

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Mystikal’s son is opening up amid his father’s 20-year prison sentence after the rapper pleaded guilty to rape earlier this year.Breaking his silence for the first time, Million Tyler spoke to TMZ on Monday (June 22), and said the situation has left him processing a wide range of emotions.”I feel bad for the victim as well as my father,” he admitted. “Nobody wins from these situations. It’s hard for both parties.”He added that the experience has been difficult to compartmentalize, explaining, “It’s a lot to deal with, a lot to compartmentalize in my mind. It creates a huge array of…

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