DJ Khaled is turning heads this spring after debuting a dramatic physical transformation that showcases a significant weight loss. The Grammy-winning artist, known for his high-energy personality and motivational slogans, has been documentating his health journey on social media, leaving fans and industry peers impressed by his slimmer physique. The producer was recently spotted at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens during the CFP National Championship game between the Miami Hurricanes and the Indiana Hoosiers. Observers noted that the “All I Do Is Win” artist appeared significantly leaner and moved with increased confidence as he walked the field. While Khaled has shared glimpses of his fitness routines over the years, his latest appearance represents the most drastic change in his appearance to date. Khaled has not yet detailed the specific regimen behind the results, but he has expressed a newfound sense of self-assurance in recent public appearances and digital posts. The timing of the reveal coincides with anticipation for his upcoming studio album, “Aalam of God.” As he prepares to launch his new musical era, the visible commitment to his health serves as a secondary promotion for his brand of relentless self-improvement. For a man whose brand is built on “more life” and success, his recent health milestone appears to be his latest win.

Veteran actress Pam Grier is once again making headlines, this time for candid remarks about aging and intimacy. The 76-year-old film icon shared the surprising claim during a recent podcast appearance. Her comments quickly drew widespread attention across entertainment media. Grier made the remarks while speaking with Julia Louis-Dreyfus on the podcast Wiser Than Me. The conversation turned personal when she was asked whether she still feels young. “Yes, I do, because when you’re young, you can have three, four, five orgasms in an hour,” Grier said. “But when you get my age, you have one orgasm, it’ll last three days.” Louis-Dreyfus reacted with surprise and curiosity during the exchange. “Like, what are you doing down there to get a three-day orgasm?” she asked. Grier responded with humor and confidence. “You don’t have to do anything, but when it happens, I just wanna tell you, you just be prepared,” she said. “It’s gonna be three whole days.”  A Candid Voice on Aging and Sexuality Grier’s remarks highlight her long-standing openness about personal topics. The actress rose to fame in the 1970s with roles in films like Coffy and Foxy Brown. She has since remained a cultural figure known for bold performances and outspoken interviews. In recent years, Grier has spoken more freely about her personal life. She has described herself as independent and still actively dating later in life. Her latest comments add to a broader discussion about aging and sexuality. Experts and public figures have increasingly addressed how intimacy evolves over time. Grier framed her experience as part of getting older, not something requiring effort or technique.  She also joked that such experiences might have changed her earlier life. “If I could have had that when I was younger, I would have had a better life and better boyfriends,” she said. A Life Beyond Hollywood Stereotypes Grier has long defied expectations both on and off screen. She has never married but has had relationships with several high-profile figures. Those include athletes and entertainers during her decades in Hollywood. Despite her fame, she has often emphasized personal independence. She currently lives a quieter life, splitting time between projects and a ranch lifestyle. Her recent interviews suggest she remains focused on growth and self-discovery. She has also referenced a current romantic partner, describing the relationship as meaningful. Grier’s latest remarks, while humorous, reflect a broader theme in her public life. She continues to challenge assumptions about aging, particularly for women in entertainment. As conversations around longevity and quality of life expand, voices like Grier’s are gaining attention. Her perspective blends humor, experience and a refusal to conform to traditional narratives. For now, her comments have sparked both curiosity and conversation. They also reaffirm her status as a figure unafraid to speak openly, even decades into her career.

Jason Collins, who made history as the first openly gay NBA player, has passed away. He was 47. ​According to ESPN, he passed from brain cancer after being diagnosed with Stage 4 glioblastoma, which is one of the deadliest forms of the disease. ​Seeking hope abroad, he traveled to Singapore last winter for experimental treatments unavailable in the U.S. Collins returned home to enjoy NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles and visited his alma mater, Stanford. But the reprieve was short-lived. Following a recent recurrence of the cancer, Collins passed away peacefully in his Los Angeles home, held close by his family. ​Collin’s family confirmed his passing in a statement released through the NBA. ​”We are heartbroken to share that Jason Collins, our beloved husband, son, brother, and uncle, has died after a valiant fight with glioblastoma,” the statement read. “Jason changed lives in unexpected ways. And he was an inspiration to all who knew him and to those who admired him from afar. We are grateful for the outpouring of love and prayers over the past eight months. And for the exceptional medical care Jason received from his doctors and nurses. Our family will miss him dearly.” 13-year NBA veteran Jason Collins died on Tuesday at 47 years old after he was diagnosed with Stage 4 glioblastoma. Jason was a trailblazer and a light to all that surrounded him, @RamonaShelburne takes us through his story. pic.twitter.com/YLu3naRmaQ — NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) May 13, 2026 ​Adam Silver, NBA commissioner, also released a statement paying tribute to Collins. ​“Jason Collins’ impact and influence extended far beyond basketball as he helped make the NBA, WNBA, and larger sports community more inclusive and welcoming for future generations.  He exemplified outstanding leadership and professionalism throughout his 13-year NBA career. And in his dedicated work as an NBA Cares Ambassador.  Jason will be remembered not only for breaking barriers. But also for the kindness and humanity that defined his life and touched so many others. “On behalf of the NBA, I send my heartfelt condolences to Jason’s husband, Brunson, and his family, friends, and colleagues across our leagues.” In his 13-year NBA career, Collins played for the New Jersey Nets, Memphis Grizzlies, Minnesota Timberwolves, Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, and the  Washington Wizards. During his final season, he returned to the Nets after they moved to Brooklyn.   Penning an essay in Sports Illustrated, Collins officially came out in April 2013. “I didn’t set out to be the first openly gay athlete playing in a major American team sport. But since I am, I’m happy to start the conversation,” he wrote. “I wish I wasn’t the kid in the classroom raising his hand and saying, ‘I’m different.” If I had my way, someone else would have already done this. Nobody has, which is why I’m raising my hand.” After retiring from a 13-season playing career, Jason Collins transitioned into a significant off-court role as an NBA Ambassador. In this capacity, he has focused on community outreach, league representation, and promoting inclusive environments within the sport. Last week, Jason was honored with the inaugural Bill Walton Global Champion Award at the Green Sports Alliance Summit. Because he was to be in attendance, his twin brother Jarron accepted the award on his behalf. “I told my brother this before I came here: He’s the bravest, strongest man I’ve ever known,” Jarron Collins said while accepting the award. He is survived by his husband, Brunson Green; parents, Portia and Paul Collins; and twin brother, Jarron.

Cardi B is brushing off the internet chatter after a video of her heated exchange with boyfriend Stefon Diggs went viral this week. On Wednesday, May 13, the Bronx rap superstar responded on X with a characteristically candid explanation after fans dissected footage of the couple arguing outside a coffee shop in Burtonsville, Maryland. “Sometimes I forget I’m a celebrity… damn y’all ain’t never cuss your babydad out when you hungry?” Cardi wrote, downplaying the tense moment with the humor. Sometimes I forget I’m a celebrity… damn y’all ain’t never cuss your babydad out when you hungry? — Cardi B (@iamcardib) May 14, 2026 The viral clip sparked concern because it surfaced just days after Cardi B and Stefon Diggs appeared united at the former New England Patriots wide receiver’s Mother’s Day charity event, fueling speculation that the pair had recently patched things up after breakup rumors. Rather than feed into the drama, Cardi framed the incident as an ordinary lovers’ quarrel. Cardi B Addresses Viral Argument With Stefon Diggs At Maryland Coffee Shop Her tweet suggested that the confrontation had less to do with major relationship trouble and more to do with the universal irritability that comes with being hungry. In classic Cardi fashion, she turned a potentially messy moment into a relatable joke. Fans flooded her replies with mixed reactions. One user called out what they viewed as a double standard, writing, “Cardi forgetting she’s rich & cussing Offset out when hungry is cute until it’s a man doing it. Then it’s ‘toxic masculinity’ & a DV report.” Another follower offered caution, commenting, “Not in public dear and not when he’s making you look like a fool.” Meanwhile, one fiercely loyal supporter joked, “Girl let us know if we need to catch a flight to jump him, WE DONT MIND!” For Cardi, the message was clear: celebrity status doesn’t exempt anyone from having a bad day—or an argument over coffee when hunger strikes.

Hip-Hop star Cardi B and NFL star Stefon Diggs are back together, but it appears there is already trouble in paradise as the rapper is seen in a huge public argument with the former New England Patriots’ wide receiver. Just days after the couple appeared affectionate at Diggs’ Mother’s Day charity event, they were photographed in what appeared to be a tense conversation outside a coffee shop and gym in Burtonsville, Maryland. Cardi B and Stefon Diggs were seen arguing outside a coffee shop in Maryland. pic.twitter.com/JYMQItdS1l — FearBuck (@FearedBuck) May 13, 2026 In a video shared online, Cardi, 33, was seen speaking animatedly to Diggs, 32, while his arms were folded. At one point, a man accompanying the rapper placed a hand on her shoulder, trying to calm the situation. TMZ, which first reported the encounter, cited a source who said Cardi was overheard telling Diggs, “That bitch is messy.” Neither Cardi nor Diggs has publicly commented on the exchange. Reconciled Rapper Cardi B & NFL Star Stefon Diggs Seen In Huge Argument At Maryland Coffee Shop The apparent disagreement came shortly after Cardi made a surprise appearance at the Diggs Deep Foundation’s Mother’s Day wellness event. In video posted by sports journalist Kelsey Nicole Nelson, Diggs kissed Cardi on the cheek and wrapped his arm around her waist as they posed for photos. Soon afterward, a source told Us Weekly that Cardi was giving Diggs “a second chance but is not fully committing to him.” The pair reportedly split in February after nearly a year together. At the time, a source told People that Cardi “couldn’t trust” Diggs. Despite the latest public disagreement, the two have continued to spend time together. They may still be working through unresolved issues. For now, the reason behind the Maryland argument remains private. The highly visible exchange has reignited interest in one of pop culture’s most closely watched relationships.

A federal jury has ruled that Hurricane included an uncleared sample. Ye (formerly known as Kanye West) is now responsible for a six-figure financial judgment tied to one of his most closely watched releases. Reporting from Rolling Stone indicates that the decision was delivered Tuesday afternoon. The jury found that Ye and multiple affiliated companies violated copyright protections connected to a demo used in an early version of the track. This demo was first previewed at the Donda listening event. The court ordered total damages exceeding $400,000. Ye himself was assigned $176,153 in liability, with Yeezy LLC required to match that amount. Two additional entities tied to his business operations were also held responsible. Yeezy Supply was ordered to pay $41,625, and Mascotte Holdings was assessed $44,627. This spread the financial impact across his brand infrastructure. The case was filed by Artists Revenue Advocates on behalf of four musicians who contributed to the disputed material. Britton Monts, a manager with the organization, said the outcome reflected a rare moment of accountability for lesser-known creators working against industry power. “the underdogs got their day in court,” she said, adding that independent artists often lack the leverage needed to challenge high-profile figures in complex copyright disputes. ‘Hurricane’ Lawsuit Ends in Credit Shift and Ye Victory At the center of the lawsuit was a one-minute instrumental titled “MSD PT2,” which attorneys for the plaintiffs described as the “backbone” of Hurricane. The track later appeared in a finished form featuring The Weeknd and Lil Baby. However, questions over the original sample persisted throughout the legal proceedings. Ye’s attorney, Eduardo Martorell, noted that the musicians were ultimately credited as songwriters after the sample was removed. They were registered for a combined 30 percent share of composition royalties during litigation. A spokesperson for Ye framed the verdict as a win for the artist, dismissing the claims. “This is a failed shakedown. Six months ago, they wanted $30 million out of Ye,” the representative said. “The moral of the story? There is a cost attached to thinking you can take advantage of Ye.”

Drake has confirmed that ICEMAN will arrive on Friday, May 15, placing the project squarely at the center of the current music conversation. It is his first solo album since For All The Dogs in 2023 and his most closely watched release since his public exchange with Kendrick Lamar. The timing alone has made the rollout feel unusually charged, with anticipation building well ahead of release. In the days leading up to the announcement, Drake was seen filming across Toronto, turning familiar city spaces into active production sets. Landmarks including the CN Tower appeared in the background of multiple shoots, suggesting a coordinated visual rollout tied to ICEMAN Episode 4, expected on Thursday, May 14. The city itself has effectively become part of the campaign’s staging. Attention sharpened further when ICEMAN projections lit up the CN Tower, transforming the skyline into a promotional display. The rollout has unfolded in measured steps, each one revealing just enough to sustain momentum without fully disclosing what the project contains. For an artist long accustomed to shaping public anticipation, the approach fits a familiar pattern. Drake Returns as Billboard Awaits the Shape of ICEMAN The release also arrives during a year in which hip-hop has had a quieter presence on the Billboard Hot 100, opening space for a major commercial entry. Industry expectations suggest ICEMAN will generate multiple charting tracks, though which songs might break through most strongly remain uncertain. With roughly 36 hours to go, key details are still missing, including the tracklist, cover art, and featured artists. That lack of information has only added to the speculation, leaving listeners to piece together expectations as the final hours tick down.

The arrival of Chris Brown’s newest album, Brown, has once again highlighted the complicated space the singer occupies in popular music. Few artists of his generation continue to command such a large audience while drawing equally intense criticism with nearly every release. Since the album dropped, social media has been split between fans praising its melodic production and critics questioning whether the project delivers anything particularly new or memorable within Brown’s extensive catalog. Among the more talked-about reactions was a harsh review published by Pitchfork, which quickly circulated online and sparked debate among listeners. Brown responded in characteristically direct fashion, posting a message aimed at supporters while brushing aside the criticism altogether. “Team Breezy, I know people want me to get on here and say some… sht but fck that, we kickin’ they ass, God damn it. We doing this mothafckin’ tour, more sht to come,” he said in a video shared online. Chris Brown responds after Pitchfork gives “Brown” a 1.3 rating pic.twitter.com/exksUpeOyt — Akademiks TV (@AkademiksTV) May 13, 2026 Brown Shrugs Off Critics as Album Buzz and Tour Hype Build The singer then turned his attention toward people criticizing the project and unexpectedly referenced Swedish pop artist Zara Larsson while defending his audience. “I don’t give a fck what these n**as is talking about. I know exactly who my fans is and I know exactly who hearing this album,” Brown continued. “If you not my fan, I don’t want you to listen to my sht. Go listen to mothafckin’ Zara Larsson or somebody.” He later added to the conversation by reacting to Pitchfork’s review post with laughing emojis, signaling he had little interest in engaging seriously with the publication’s assessment. Even with the criticism, Brown is still expected to post a solid commercial debut. Early industry forecasts place the album near the upper tier of the Billboard 200 with roughly 70,000 first-week units projected. Brown’s focus now appears to be shifting toward the road ahead. The singer is preparing for a large-scale summer tour with Usher, a collaboration likely to remain one of the season’s biggest draws regardless of the divided conversation surrounding the album.

Ice Cube is bringing the world of Friday back to life with a one-night celebration honoring the movie’s 30th anniversary. On July 17, Ice Cube will team with Mike Epps for Everyday’s Friday: Lyrics, Loungin’ and Laughing at the Long Beach Amphitheater. The event will blend live hip-hop and stand-up comedy, turning one of rap’s most beloved film franchises into an immersive fan experience. Cube will perform a catalog-spanning set, while Epps revisits the humor that made his character Day-Day a fan favorite in Next Friday. West Coast legend Warren G and Houston rap icon Scarface are also on the bill. “Friday has always been about and for the fans who made it a classic and kept it alive for nearly 30 years,” Ice Cube said in a statement. “To be able to step back out there with Mike Epps and bring that energy to the stage for a one-night-only experience in Long Beach is special.” Ice Cube Nabs Mike Epps & Warren G For 30th Anniversary Friday Event In Long Beach He added, “This show represents the beginning of the next chapter.” Epps said the franchise continues to resonate with audiences. “Every day for the last 30 years someone has told me how much they loved the Friday franchise and how much the characters mean to them,” he said. “To reunite with Cube and bring this one-night-only experience to the fans is incredible.” Released in 1995 and starring Ice Cube and Chris Tucker, Friday became a cornerstone of hip-hop culture. A Live Nation presale begins May 14, with general ticket sales opening May 15 through Ticketmaster.

Boe Quahh, an 18-year-old drill artist from Brooklyn, was fatally shot on Mother’s Day near the housing complex where he lived, according to police and family members. The rapper, whose legal name was Quahmir Cruz, was shot in the chest Sunday afternoon on Blake Avenue near Mother Gaston Boulevard, steps from the Van Dyke Houses in Brownsville. Emergency responders transported him to Brookdale University Hospital Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. Family members said Cruz remained conscious after the shooting and repeatedly called out for his younger brother, Daiveon Cruz. “DaiDai, DaiDai,” he said, using his brother’s nickname. Daiveon Cruz told mourners he rushed to the scene and helped carry his brother to the ambulance stretcher. “When I found him, I had to carry him and put him on the stretcher,” he said. “That was my best friend. My first friend.” Brooklyn Drill Rapper Boe Quahh Shot & Killed On Mother’s Day, He Was 18 Hundreds gathered Tuesday for a vigil at the basketball court where Cruz performed as a child. “My heart is broken into pieces,” his mother, Danielle Cruz, said. “I miss him so much. I feel like a piece of me is gone.” Relatives said Cruz worked in construction and at the Van Dyke Community Center while pursuing his music career. “His dream was to put me and his mom in a mansion,” his stepfather, Shaun Davis, said. Valerie Barton-Richardson, chief executive of CAMBA, said Cruz was focused on building a future beyond street violence. “Our community, our city and our world will never get to see how brilliant his light would have shined,” she said. “He was an incredible young man,” Cruz’s grandmother said. “He told me he loved me.”