Diddy’s former employees have elaborated on working with the mogul as he continues to negotiate a number of lawsuits stemming from sexual assault allegations.
Month: June 2024
Vince Staples Is ‘Black In America’ On His Upcoming US Tour With Baby Rose
Vince Staples just dropped his new album, Dark Times, to widespread critical praise. His final album under Def Jam, its release signals a new chapter for the Long Beach rapper, who also just announced the renewal of his Netflix series, The Vince Staples Show, for a second season. Now, he’s hitting the road to promote it on the Black In America Tour, which he announced today. He’ll be supported on the tour by singer Baby Rose.
Running from mid-October to early November, it’s not the longest tour, sticking mainly to major cities, but if you can get to one, it’s sure to be one hell of a show. If not, there are always his performances at a slew of festivals this summer, including Lollapalooza, Flow Festival, and more.
Tickets for the Black in America Tour go on sale Friday, June 7th at 10AM local time. Pre-sale begins Tuesday, June 4th at 10AM local time. You can find more information on VinceStaples.com.
10/14 — Atlanta, GA @ The Eastern*
10/18 — New York, NY @ Terminal 5**
10/20 — Boston, MA @ Roadrunner*
10/21 — Philadelphia, PA @ Franklin Music Hall*
10/23 — Toronto, ON @ History*
10/24 — Washington, DC @ The Anthem*
10/26 — Detroit, MI @ Masonic Cathedral Theatre*
10/28 — Minneapolis, MN @ Palace Theatre*
10/30 — Denver, CO @ Mission Ballroom*
11/02 — Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo*
11/03 — Portland, OR @ McMenamins Crystal Ballroom*
11/05 — San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield*
11/06 — Los Angeles, CA @ Shrine Expo Hall*
Cher Is ‘Proud’ Of Her Boyfriend Alexander ‘AE’ Edwards, Saying He Didn’t Start The Cannes Fight WIth Travis Scott But ‘Finished It’
Cher is generally unfazed by the criticism of her relationship with Alexander “AE” Edwards, a Universal Music Group executive who is 40 years younger than the 78-year-old impending Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame 2024 inductee. Cher is also unfazed by Edwards’ decision to fight Travis Scott and Southside at Cannes last month.
“I’m Proud of Alexander,” Cher wrote on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday, June 1, and yes, Cher’s erratic capitalization remains unedited for effect. “He Didn’t Start The fight Against 2 Men,… He finished it, Gotta Love Him.”
I’m Proud of Alexander.
He Didn’t Start The fight
Against 2 Men,… He finished it, Gotta Love Him— Cher (@cher) June 1, 2024
TMZ reported the physical altercation, complete with grainy video footage, and cited unnamed witnesses who claimed that Edwards “was the instigator, as he ran up on stage and initiated physical contact” with Scott at Richie Akiva’s annual amFAR The After party on May 23. Last week, TMZ caught up with Edwards at Los Angeles International Airport, where Edwards (sort of) clarified what actually happened.
“Shout-out Southside,” Edwards said. “That’s my n****. I know he was defending his boy and doing what he was supposed to be doing as his boy. I don’t got no hard feelings. It is what it is. It went how it went. That’s it.”
Edwards explained that he “doesn’t wanna fight” and denied initiating but acknowledged “I’m gonna protect myself and my people.” He also assured any concerned fans that Cher was not upset, using Future and Metro Boomin’s “GTA” as a reference point when describing Cher’s reaction: “Like Future say, ‘Whatever I’m with, my b*tch with it, too.’ My woman, but the lyrics are the lyrics.”
TMZ’s original report relayed that “the fight started after both Travis and Tyga were on stage behind the DJ booth,” and Scott appeared to become upset after Richie Akiva told the crowd, “We got T-Raww, AE, and Travis in the building” — “possibly a Kylie Jenner exes thing.” Edwards is a close friend of Tyga’s.
When Does Eminem’s ‘The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce)’ Come Out?
With the release of his new single “Houdini” in the rearview, Eminem fans are now looking forward to the release of his upcoming album, The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce). Em announced the album in late April after teasing fans with a phony album announcement to start the month — April Fools!
So, when is Eminem’s new album, The Death Of Slim Shady, scheduled for release?
Although no formal release date has been given as yet, Eminem did give a release window, “Summer 2024.” That means that the album could be out as early as this month, and as late as September. However, Eminem has made the album available for pre-order for “one week only” as a limited-edition digital release with an exclusive bonus track. You can pre-order the album on Eminem’s website.
In addition to releasing his twelfth studio album this year, Eminem had previously announced plans to produce a documentary about stan culture — although it seems that it’ll be specifically about Eminem fans rather than the larger phenomenon. Fans looking for new music from their hero received a new song, as well, in the form of “Doomsday 2,” which appeared on the Lyrical Lemonade album, All Is Yellow, with a video featuring a slew of artists he’s inspired over the years, including Big Sean, Cordae, Denzel Curry, JID, and Teezo Touchdown.
Brooke Burke Net Worth 2024: Updated Wealth of the Actress
Born into the panoramas of Hartford, Connecticut, Brooke Burke’s journey is symbolic of the American dream. The quintessential allure of the Southwest later beckoned, and her family moved to Arizona. It was in this arid landscape that Burke’s aspirations started taking shape. From beauty pageants to small-time modeling gigs, her initial endeavors in glitz and glamour were modest yet revealing. They signaled the genesis of an illustrious career that would culminate in her amassing a net worth of $30 million by 2024, as pointed out by AllFamousBirthday.
Career Highlights & Accolades
Burke was an inescapable presence for those who tuned into their screens in the early 2000s. Her charisma shone brightly as she hosted E!’s Wild On! series, transporting audiences to luxurious destinations and elite party scenes. But her victorious dance on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars truly underscored her multi-faceted talents. Not just content with conquering the small screen, Burke ventured into entrepreneurship with her fitness DVDs and her website, ModernMom. It cemented her as not just an entertainer but a savvy businesswoman.
Personal Life & Highlights
Off-camera, Burke’s life is a rich tapestry woven with personal milestones. A doting mother of four, her Instagram feed is a delightful medley of family moments, fitness routines, and professional highlights. Her relationships and subsequent marriages have also often been in the limelight. However, Brooke always manages to navigate public scrutiny with grace and poise. Her battle and victory over thyroid cancer showcased her resilience and became a beacon of hope and inspiration for many.
Business Ventures & Philanthropy
Burke’s forays into business are a testament to her entrepreneurial spirit. From her activewear line to her role as a co-CEO of ModernMom, she’s consistently leveraged her brand to create profitable ventures. But more than just a business maven, Burke’s heart is firmly anchored in philanthropy. Her charitable inclinations, particularly towards health and children-related causes, highlight a woman committed to using her wealth and influence for the greater good.
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Sukihana Clarifies What She Meant When She Said She “Sold Her Soul”
Sukihana is an artist who has exploded in popularity over the last couple of years. Overall, she has blown up thanks to the recent wave of raunchy rap that is extremely sexual in nature. Her and Sexyy Red are at the top of this lane right now, and fans have grown acustom to their outlandish lyrics. Sure, she might be polarizing, but if you want to be successful in 2024, that’s kind of the cheat code. Having said that, it hasn’t always been easy for Suki.
In a video posted to her social media in 2019, the artist was ready to quit music altogether. In fact, she came out and said that she had signed a horrible record deal and that she had ultimately sold her soul. Selling ones soul is a concept that has existed forever, and there is debate around what it actually means. Well, in an interview with Math Hoffa on My Expert Opinion, Suki got to clarify her statement. Essentially, she just meant that she was in a bad deal that didn’t give her ownership over her own work.
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Sukihana Speaks To Math Hoffa
“I was in a street, hood contract,” she explained. “I was in a bad contract. That’s what I meant, but people take it out of proportion. I feel like if you do sign a contract and you don’t own a lot of your stuff, I feel like that’s selling out, that’s selling your sold.” Suki then went on to say that she is no longer in this deal. Instead, she is doing well for herself, and is excited to move forward with her current career. It’s always good to see an artist win, and we hope Suki is able to have continued success.
Let us know what you think of these comments, down below. Do you believe that the music industry is as predatory as some artists describe? Also, what do you think of Sukihana and her music, especially in light of the wave that has been started by herself and Sexyy Red? Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will continue to keep you informed on all of your favorite artists and their upcoming projects.
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Sexyy Red Clarifies She’s Not Endorsing Donald Trump After MAGA Hat Backlash: “I’m My Own Candidate”
Sexyy Red says she isn’t interested in endorsing any candidates in the 2024 Presidential Election after facing backlash for reworking Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan. During recent sets at the Roots Picnic music festival as well as the Dreamville music festival, she performed with a massive MAGA hat on stage, while swapping the word “great” out for “sexyy.” After fans began to interpret it as support for the former president, Sexyy clarified her stance on X (formerly Twitter).
“It’s Sexyy Red 4 President 
I’m my own candidate I’m not endorsing anybody period,” Sexyy wrote. Fans praised her for the move. “Thank you for standing ten toes and not changing for these people,” one user replied. Another wrote: “Thank you for clearing the air.”
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Sexyy Red Performs At 2024 Dreamville Music Festival
While she’s not taking a stance currently, Sexyy did endorse Trump during an interview with Theo Von on the This Past Weekend podcast, last October. “I like Trump,” Sexyy said at the time. “They support him in the hood. At first, I don’t think people was f**king with him. They thought he was racist, saying little s**t against women. But once he started getting Black people out of jail and giving people that free money. Awe, baby, we love Trump. We need him back in office.” Check out her latest stance on Trump below.
Sexyy Red Speaks On The 2024 Presidential Election
It’s Sexyy Red 4 President
— Sexyy Red (@SexyyRed314_) June 3, 2024
Sexyy’s post comes after Trump became the first former president to be convicted of felony crimes. Last week, he was found guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records in New York in an attempt to illegally influence the 2016 election. He still plans to run against Joe Biden in the upcoming election. Be on the lookout for further updates on Sexyy Red on HotNewHipHop.
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Pat McAfee Under Fire For Calling Caitlin Clark A “White B*tch” And Claiming The Treatment She Receives Is Racially Motivated
The Caitlin Clark discourse continues to devolve and has become something of a toxic subject. Pat McAfee has now thrown his hat into the defense team for Caitlin Clark in a wild rant on his ESPN show. It was inevitable that Pat McAfee would talk about the incident on his TV program as soon as it was revealed that he was there at Saturday’s Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky game, which saw Sky player Chennedy Carter push Fever guard Caitlin Clark to the ground. McAfee attacked unidentified WNBA players and the media, defending Clark’s status as the lone superstar in the rookie class for about ten minutes. He used the terms “cash cow” and “one white b—- who is a superstar” to emphasize his points.
McAfee began the show by talking about how Clark has been the target of a lot of trash talk from players on other teams. He had a message for the sports media and former WNBA players. “There seems to be this notion that this whole evolution of success and popularity in the WNBA is because of this entire rookie class. I think there’s a chance Chennedy Carter thinks [Sky rookie forward] Angel Reese deserves all this credit. The media talks about how it’s the entire class,” McAfee said. He says that there is only one person in the rookie class who matters, and that is Caitlin Clark. He then went off the handle.
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Pat McAfee Calls Caitlin Clark A “White B*tch”
The unexpected statement from McAfee came just as he was about to conclude the program, though. He said, “I would like the media people that continue to say, ‘This rookie class, this rookie class, this rookie class’. Nah, just call it for what it is — there’s one white b—- for the Indiana team who is a superstar.” using that language crosses a very hard line. It doesn’t matter if it’s a compliment or meant as a positive, it is disrespectful. Fans have been going at Pat McAffee since he made the shocking statements. WNBA referees and anonymous critics were the targets of McAfee’s subsequent tirades.
The WNBA is a majority-black league, but there have been white superstars plenty in the WNBA both past and present. The Caitlin Clark situation has created a discourse chamber that benefits form people who don’t really care about women’s basketball getting riled up about Clark. Overall, if this continues at this rate, the WNBA season will keep devolving into these same toxic talking points.
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NPR Tiny Desk Unveils The 2024 Black Music Month Series Lineup Featuring Tems, Flo Milli, Chaka Khan, & More
Even though it is not one of the biggest stages in music literally speaking, the NPR Tiny Desk is certainly one figurately. Over the course of about 16 years, hundreds upon hundreds of stars and legends have brought some of their best stuff to the platform. The iconic Washington D.C. locale in turn has provided with some truly memorable moments in pop culture. One thing that the producers do extremely well over there is that they are always welcoming to so many genres and artists of all walks of life. In June, the NPR Tiny Desk team is doing just that with their third annual “Black Music Month” series.
This event may ring a bell to people who remember Usher’s unforgettable performance. It gave us the hilarious “Hey. Oh. Hey. Watch this,” meme and the video is up to 23 million views. But this celebration is more than just for giggles. NPR has made a conscious effort to help bring attention to some of the industry’s influential voices and rising stars from the Black community. This time around, Tiny Desk producer and host, Bobby Carter, wanted to shed light on the talented women.
NPR Is Bringing Out The Best Of The Best For “Black Music Month”
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“We’re giving the ladies their flowers! We’re releasing nine Tiny Desk concerts from Black women who’ve paved the way… and others who are carving out their own paths”. All of them are queens in their own right who represent a beautiful array of genres, generations and walks of life”. According to HipHopDX, those nine women are Flo Milli, Tems, Tierra Whack, and Chaka Khan. Then, people will also get to see Kierra Sheard, Lakecia Benjamin, Meshell Ndegeocello, Brittney Spencer, and SWV. The Black Music Month celebration is already underway as of today (June 3), as Tems’ performance is already up.
What are your thoughts on the lineup of artists for the NPR Black Music Month series? Do you think that this will be the best year for the monthly celebration, why or why not? Out of all of the names, who are you most excited for and why? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding NPR’s Tiny Desk. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.
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Bill O’Reilly Net Worth 2024: Updated Wealth of the TV Host
Bill O’Reilly, a prominent figure in the media landscape, has long been a lightning rod for both acclaim and criticism. As of 2024, his net worth, estimated at $85 million by Celebrity Net Worth, reflects his substantial success in the entertainment industry. From his rise as a TV host to his contentious presence on screen, O’Reilly’s journey has been marked by controversies that have both shaped and defined his career.
The Rise In The Entertainment Industry
O’Reilly’s ascent to fame began with his notable career in journalism. He first gained prominence as a correspondent for ABC News and CBS News, where he reported on stories ranging from political events to international conflicts. However, it was his tenure as the host of the highly-rated news talk show The O’Reilly Factor on Fox News that propelled him into the spotlight.
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Controversial Presence On Screen
Known for his unapologetically conservative viewpoints and confrontational interviewing style, O’Reilly carved out a niche in the media world that resonated with a significant audience. His no-holds-barred approach often led to fiery debates with his guests, drawing both praise and condemnation. His willingness to tackle sensitive and polarizing subjects only added to his contentious on-screen persona.
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Bill O’Reilly: The Controversies
O’Reilly’s career has been punctuated by controversies, some of which have made headlines and sparked widespread debate. One of the most significant controversies emerged in 2004 when a former producer on The O’Reilly Factor filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against him. The case eventually resulted in a settlement, but it left a lasting impact on O’Reilly’s public image.
In 2017, another wave of controversy engulfed O’Reilly when The New York Times reported that he and Fox News had settled multiple sexual harassment allegations with five women, totaling $13 million. The revelation led to public outrage, advertiser boycotts, and ultimately, O’Reilly’s departure from Fox News. The scandal not only shook his professional foundation but also raised questions about workplace culture in the media industry.
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Bill O’Reilly Net Worth: A Reflection Of Success
Despite the controversies that have surrounded him, Bill O’Reilly’s net worth continues to be a testament to his success in the entertainment industry. With a reported net worth of $85 million in 2024, he remains a prominent figure in the media landscape. Beyond his television career, O’Reilly has authored numerous books that have topped bestseller lists, further contributing to his financial standing.
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Legacy And Impact
O’Reilly’s legacy is a complex one, defined by both his professional achievements and the controversies that have dogged him. His confrontational style and unabashed commentary left an indelible mark on the media industry, influencing the way journalists and personalities present and discuss news on television. While his departure from Fox News marked the end of an era, his impact continues to be felt through the media landscape.
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Conclusion
Bill O’Reilly’s journey in the entertainment industry has been marked by both triumph and turbulence. From his rise as a TV host to his contentious presence on screen, he has left an undeniable imprint on the media world. While controversies have tested his reputation, his net worth of $85 million in 2024 is a reflection of his enduring success. As the media landscape evolves, O’Reilly’s legacy will undoubtedly continue to spark discussions about journalism, controversy, and the intersection of the two.
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