During the ongoing trial about the murder of rapper Young Dolph, there has been no lack of significant disclosures. Recently, Shelby County Assistant District Attorney Paul Hagerman claimed that Yo Gotti’s brother, Big Jook, offered a reward of $100,000 for killing Young Dolph.
Over the days following Diddy’s arrest on September 16, there have been numerous discussions about him. Notably, it emerged that Diddy has a past struggle with drug addiction, a fact shared by his lawyer Marc Agnifilo during one of Diddy’s bail hearings.
The Doobie Brothers are still going strong on their extended 2024 tour, with live shows scheduled well into autumn. They’ve just announced extra performances in the tri-state area, giving fans more chances to see them. Some of the newly added venues include the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY (September 30 and October 1), the Borgata Event Center in Atlantic City, NJ (October 4), and Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT (October 5).
Al B. Sure! and his son Quincy Brown have a strained father-son relationship. In fact, just recently, Brown expressed on Angela’s Yee’s podcast, Lip Service, that Sure feels more like a friend than a father to him. Diddy took custody of Brown after he started dating Kim Porter in the ’90s, and Sure alleges that Diddy exerts a psychological control over him.
Back in January, I learned that legendary British billionaire Paul McCartney was cooking up something special – exclusive cinema screenings for a seldom-seen docudrama starring his band, Wings! Now, mark your calendars folks, ’cause it’s premiering on the 26th of September, 2024. Originally shot in 1974 and given a fresh polish, this film takes us backstage during the recording sessions at Abbey Road Studios for an exclusive peek into Wings’ world. Directed by David Litchfield, it captures the band in full swing, right smack dab in the middle of a significant moment in their career. Can’t wait to catch this one!
1980 saw the Australian band Air Supply publishing their fifth studio album. Singer Russell Hitchcock and guitarist Graham Russell could never have anticipated what was to follow next. Up until then, they had enjoyed only a limited amount of success in Australia; however, for some unknown reason, their “Lost in Love” album, filled with soft rock love songs, resonated strongly on a global scale.
David Bowie is undoubtedly one of the most influential figures in contemporary music, spanning numerous styles and subgenres. Throughout his impressive catalog of 30 official albums, along with various live recordings, compilations, and more, he has tackled a wide array of genres – from psychedelic and standard pop to glam, R&B, funk, torch songs, ambient, and hard rock. Remarkably, Bowie not only dabbled in these genres but mastered them to the extent that even some of the more recognized artists in those fields aspire to achieve.
Imagine the experience of being the lead singer for a legendary rock group. You jet-set across the globe, performing for countless adoring fans, and every show you deliver must be flawless – this could very well be the only impression many people have of your band, etching itself permanently into their memories. The weight of expectation is tangible.
In most significant cases involving high-profile individuals, it’s common for people to surface with supposed insider knowledge. The newest example is Larry Levine, a former federal prisoner, who established Wall Street Prison Consultants.
In a regrettable turn of events, I find myself once more entangled in legal matters. This time, it’s a case brought forth by Thalia Graves who alleges an appalling incident from 2001 at a New York City recording studio. She claims that I and my security guard, Joseph Sherman, subjected her to a horrific act of sexual assault. Additionally, she asserts that the act was recorded by us.