Month: June 2022

Yung Miami told Gina Huynh “I ain’t coming off [Diddy]” amidst the women’s feud over the multihyphenate last month, and it appears as though she’s a woman of her word. Earlier this week, a slew of celebrities headed out to a grand party in celebration of Quality Control’s P on his birthday, and the rumoured lovers were in attendance.

Cameras inside the event captured Sean Combs and his alleged boo getting down on the dancefloor, and though they didn’t get as wild as Megan Thee Stallion and Pardison Fontaine, they still appeared to be having a great time and were dressed to the nines.

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While Diddy looked sharp in a suit, Miami looked as luxurious and expensive as ever, showing off her thighs underneath the sheer skirt of her bejewelled, deep v-neck gown by Valdrin Sahiti.

“About last night,” the City Girl captioned the photo dump that she shared, which kicks off with a photo of her standing statuesque, revealing how her outfit hugs her curves.

Other uploads provide a backshot of the look, pictures with friends (including her partner in rhyme JT and the birthday boy himself) and of course, a few cheeky snapshots with Diddy – one of which sees the two having a private conversation outdoors near the window, and the other about to cheers a round of drinks.

The day before all the drama with Combs’ other love interest kicked off, Miami shared a video on her Story of her twerking up a story at a Billboard Music Awards afterparty as he happily watched on – read more about that here, and tap back in with HNHH later for more pop culture news updates.

The dynamic duo Jack Harlow and Drake have been storming airwaves with their “Churchill Downs” collaboration from the Kentucky rapper’s recently released album, Come Home the Kids Miss You. The pair even made a standout appearance at the Kentucky Derby as cameras followed them and their crew around the event. However, one organization wasn’t impressed with the rappers, and PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is calling for Drake and Harlow to donate profits from their collaboration to help racehorses.

PETA fired off a press release addressing the winning horse of the Kentucky Derby being “struck In the face shortly after crossing the finish line.” They added, “Jack Harlow and Drake have chosen to glamorize horseracing with their new ‘Churchill Downs’ video. In response, PETA is calling on Harlow to donate the song’s proceeds toward caring for Thoroughbreds discarded by the industry, which exports 7,500 of them for slaughter every year.”

“Jack Harlow’s glamorized portrayal of horse racing is missing the whips, drugs, and deaths that run rampant in the industry,” says PETA Senior Vice President Kathy Guillermo. “Profiting from the abuse of others is never acceptable, and PETA is calling on Jack Harlow to pony up and pay for the care of American Thoroughbreds who would otherwise be shipped to foreign slaughterhouses.”

“The only sure thing in horse racing is that the horses always lose.”

In recent months, Russell Wilson and Ciara were blasted by PETA for not adopting their new puppy from a shelter, and they went after Kanye West for using the image of a skinned monkey for his “Eazy” collaboration with The Game. No word on if Harlow or Drake has a response for the radical organization.

Summer Walker and London On Da Track are no strangers to airing out their co-parenting drama on social media. On Friday evening over on her finsta account, the Still Over It artist took a minute to vent about the producer, with whom she shares a daughter, though the Story post wasn’t up for long before she deleted it.

“I literally have the worst [baby daddy] on the face of the planet lol,” she began. “I can’t wait till I can just get some peace.” Despite the stress she’s feeling, Walker has still been able to find comfort in her role as a mother.

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“It’s okay [though], I have the most perfect bundle of joy in the world, wouldn’t change anything about my past if I could.”

Messages from fans came flooding in after Walker aired out her feelings, some of which she shared on her Story after removing the initial post. “As long as you know [you’re] doing your part that’s all that matters,” one user wrote. “Everything is full circle and one day they’ll feel bad about their actions, but by then it’ll be too late. Just live your truth.”

“Nahh sis I doubt he’s the worst,” another person joked. “I think mine got yours beat!”

Others opened up with their own stories in the 26-year-old’s DMs. “Tell me about it. Mine asked me to pay him child support because he OFFERED to get them a few extra days during the week. If you ain’t got no job just say that.”

In other news, Walker recently found herself in the midst of some social media beef with Blac Chyna’s mother, Tokyo Toni – read more about that here, and tap back in with HNHH later for more pop culture news updates.

Christmas in July won’t be a wonderful time for Mariah Carey, if Andy Stone has his way that is. According to TMZ, the renowned vocalist is being sued for copyright infringement by a man who claims that her 1994 hit was inspired by his 1989 tune of the same name.

A lawsuit obtained by the outlet reveals that Stone claims he recorded “All I Want for Christmas Is You” in Nashville in the late 80s, adding that “it got extensive airplay, and even made it to the Billboard charts during the 1993 Christmas season.” On top of all of that, a music video was also filmed.

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Stone and his legal team feel that Carey is in the wrong for not having sought or obtained permission to use that title, although it’s worth noting that the two songs don’t sound alike at all. Apart from the title, and the holiday theme, they’ve got nothing in common. 

Late last year it was reported that the mother of two’s Christmas classic had solidified cash cow status, earning over a billion streams and sending millions of dollars her way annually.

Stone is seeking to claim what he feels is rightfully his portion of that income, hoping to earn $20 million in damages from his lawsuit against the R&B superstar.

There’s no shortage of songs out there with the same name, so it’s tricky to say how this one will play out in court. Carey’s team didn’t respond to TMZ‘s request for comment in time for publication.

Do you think that Andy Stone has a legitimate case to file a lawsuit against Mariah Carey? Sound off in the comments below, and tap back in with HNHH later for more music news updates.

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Just a week after watching Mo’Nique’s feud with D.L. Hughley over a contract dispute unfold online, it appears that trolls online are trying to stir up trouble between her and 50 Cent, but he’s not having it. 

As you may remember, back in March, Curtis Jackson made it clear that he thinks it’s time for the entertainment industry to stop “blackballing” the Precious star, who was effectively shunned after some since-resolved beef with director Lee Daniels over a lack of “thank you’s” in her acceptance speech.

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The “I Get Money” rapper cast Mo’Nique in a small role as Goldie in the forthcoming second season of his hit series BMF, which garnered excitement from LaLa Anthony, Joseph Sikora, Donnell Rawlings, and more, though some trolls seem to think she hasn’t shown 50 Cent enough thanks online.

“I want to talk right to our baby, from one black woman to that beautiful, pure-hearted black man, and let me be clear, I’m saying Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson is a pure heart,” the comedian said in a video that was posted to the South Jamaica native’s social media earlier today.

Of the multihyphenate, Mo’Nique said, “So when y’all get to talking about ‘Oh 50, you next,’ that’s a man, that’s a king. He’s of pure heart, and he’s principled,” adding that they “have conversations offline.”

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“People got to saying, ‘She ain’t thank 50, she ain’t say nothing to 50.’ We don’t have to have our relationship online,” the Maryland-born starlet concluded.

Fif echoed the same sentiment in his accompanying tweet. “@moworldwide I love you guys [too]. Let’s progress at a pace they haven’t seen before,” he began. “Work like we gotta make up for lost time.”

“The best way to get back at anyone you feel did you wrong is to do good.” Are you excited to see Mo’Nique make her BMF debut? Sound off in the comment section below, and tap back in with HNHH later for more pop culture news updates.