50 Cent is celebrating an Emmy win tied to his Netflix documentary, Sean Combs: The Reckoning, about Sean “Diddy” Combs, but the hip-hop mogul isn’t exactly calling it a victory lap. Following the September 5 Emmy ceremony, 50 Cent addressed the recognition on Instagram. His documentary, “Sean Combs: The Reckoning,” was among the night’s winners. “I won a Emmy still think I’m taking a L,” 50 wrote. View this post on Instagram He followed with a message to his supporters: “GLG GreenLightGang we don’t miss.” The Emmy recognition went to the documentary’s editing team. Supervising editors Charles Divak and Evan Wise were among the credited recipients. Lead editor Jack Gravina also received the honor alongside editors Benji Kast, Adam Goldstein, Jonathan Miller and Jeremy Siefer. The distinction matters. The Emmy recognizes the editors’ work on the documentary, rather than giving 50 Cent an individual acting or producing award. Hip-Hop Mogul 50 Cent Celebrates Emmy Win For Sean Combs: The Reckoning Still, 50 Cent served as an executive producer on the project. Alexandria Stapleton directed the documentary, which also received nominations for Documentary or Nonfiction Series and Documentary/Nonfiction Directing. “Sean Combs: The Reckoning” arrived as scrutiny surrounding Diddy’s career reached a fever pitch. The documentary examined the mogul’s rise, influence and controversies while drawing renewed attention to his place in hip-hop history. 50 Cent’s involvement added another layer to the project. The G-Unit founder has maintained a long-running public rivalry with Diddy, frequently taking shots at the Bad Boy Records founder. The Emmy adds another accomplishment to 50 Cent’s expanding television résumé. His production work has increasingly moved beyond music, establishing him as a major force behind the camera. For the editors, the Emmy marks a significant industry achievement. For 50 Cent, it became another opportunity to celebrate his camp while keeping his competitive edge intact. Even with an Emmy attached to the project, 50 made one thing clear: GreenLight Gang is still moving.

Blueface’s girlfriend, Nevaeh Akira, is facing backlash after making harsh comments about Chrisean Rock’s 3-year-old son. The remarks surfaced during a Kick livestream on Sept. 3, which marked Chrisean Jr.’s third birthday. Nevaeh was holding her newborn son, Johnathan Jamall Porter Jr., during the broadcast. A circulating clip shows Nevaeh seated in a gaming chair while a split-screen image features Chrisean and her son. She then warned viewers she was “bout to get REAL disrespectful.” Blueface’s BM calls Chrisean Rock’s son UGLY and DISABLED, saying her kid is CUTE and ABLE amid his 3rd birthday party “I’m bout to get REAL disrespectful.” pic.twitter.com/q7nWdbDZUK — Dubs⛧ (@onlydubsX) September 4, 2026 Nevaeh called Chrisean Jr. “ugly” and “disabled.” She contrasted those comments by describing her own baby as “cute” and “able.” The comments quickly spread online, prompting a wave of reactions from viewers. Nevaeh did not provide medical evidence supporting her reference to Chrisean Jr.’s health. The timing added another layer to the controversy. Chrisean marked her son’s birthday with a royal-themed celebration featuring a horse-drawn carriage and castle decorations. Blueface’s Nevaeh Akira Calls Chrisean Rock’s Son, Chrisean Jr., “Ugly” & “Disabled” On Livestream Blueface, who shares Chrisean Jr. with Chrisean, was not shown at the birthday celebration. He appeared online with Nevaeh and their newborn instead. The latest dispute comes amid years of tension involving Blueface, Chrisean and Nevaeh. Their disagreements have frequently played out across social media. A longer portion of Nevaeh’s livestream showed her continuing to criticize Chrisean Jr.’s appearance. Separate clips also circulated showing Chrisean reacting to footage of Nevaeh’s newborn. The children have previously become part of public disputes involving their parents. NLE Choppa faced criticism after making disparaging remarks about Chrisean Jr. during a feud with Blueface. He later apologized for those comments. Soulja Boy has also made derogatory remarks about the child during an earlier dispute. Blueface has faced criticism for comments about his son, too. Chrisean previously described some of his remarks as cyberbullying. Nevaeh’s comments have once again placed Chrisean Jr. at the center of an adult conflict. The latest exchange has drawn renewed concern over the child’s exposure to online feuds. Neither Blueface nor Chrisean has publicly indicated that the dispute has been resolved.

Webbie left fans shaken after he appeared to pass out during a Dallas performance with longtime collaborator Boosie Badazz. The Baton Rouge rap veterans were performing their Southern hip-hop classic “Wipe Me Down” at the Winspear Opera House. Then, Webbie suddenly appeared to lose consciousness and collapsed onstage. Video footage circulating online captures the troubling moment. Crew members quickly helped Webbie backstage as the performance came to an abrupt halt. Webbie passed out during performance with Boosie tonight at Winspear Opera House in Dallas. Fans suspect the legendary Baton Rouge rapper suffered a seizure pic.twitter.com/KSxPMLVM8e — Kollege Kidd (@KollegeKidd) September 6, 2026 Speculation spread across social media that Webbie suffered a seizure. However, neither the rapper nor his representatives have confirmed what caused him to pass out. The incident also recalls a similar scare involving Webbie in 2021. The rapper, born Webster Gradney Jr., collapsed during a performance at a Virginia nightclub. A representative later denied that Webbie suffered a seizure during that incident. Details surrounding his latest collapse remain limited. Fans immediately expressed concern online. Some commenters speculated about possible substance use. Others blamed the venue’s heat and Webbie’s heavy clothing. Rapper Webbie Scares Fans After Passing Out While Performing With Hip-Hop Star Boosie Badazz In Dallas “That hot a** jacket,” one Instagram commenter wrote. The person noted Webbie appeared to be sweating heavily during the performance. Webbie’s latest health scare arrives during a renewed chapter in his relationship with Boosie. The pair have endured public disputes despite their long musical history. In 2020, the Savage Life rapper criticized Boosie for not supporting him during a difficult period. “But where the f*ck all u n****az was when I sacrificed all my sh*t,” Webbie wrote on Instagram. He questioned where his longtime friend had been during those struggles. Boosie later fired back with his own grievances. “U coulda call me n***a smh,” he wrote. Boosie also disputed Web’s claims about supporting his family during his incarceration. He said he repeatedly tried helping Web and getting him into the studio. Now, the Southern rap staples appear to have put those differences behind them. Their recent performances signal a renewed bond. In June, Boosie called himself and Web the “best duo ever” during an interview. For fans, their latest reunion carried an unexpected concern. Webbie’s sudden collapse shifted attention from nostalgia to his well-being.

Remy Ma and Millyz are giving fans plenty to talk about following their new collaboration, “Say Yea.” The rappers released the track before dropping flirtatious visuals that quickly fueled romance rumors. Their chemistry has listeners wondering whether the collaboration extends beyond the studio. Millyz added fuel to the speculation with an Instagram photo dump. The behind-the-scenes shots show him and Remy hanging out in a bathroom as “Say Yea” plays. REMY MA & RAPPER MILLYZ taking this ROLLOUT SERIOUS ….IS THIS THE NEXT HIP HOP POWER COUPLE? “I LOVE WHEN WE KICK IT ” pic.twitter.com/57T3XLDuZ1 — POLO WORLD (@Billionairepolo) September 5, 2026 View this post on Instagram One photo shows Millyz wrapping an arm around Remy’s neck. The playful moment immediately caught the attention of hip-hop fans. Neither rapper has confirmed they are dating. However, Remy has appeared comfortable playing into the speculation surrounding their chemistry. She shared her own “Say Yea” video while wearing an elegant gown and diamond jewelry. Millyz appears in the clip, climbing onto a truck and delivering his verse. Remy later jumped into her own comments to highlight a moment from Millyz’s performance. Hip-Hop Star Remy Ma & Rapper Millyz’s New Video, “Say Yea,” Spawns Dating Rumors “Yall hear how he say ‘Reminisce’ mmmmm,” she wrote. Fans also brought up Remy’s longtime history with Papoose while reacting to Millyz’s post. “Pap bout to drop a 3 min freestyle,” one commenter wrote. “I’m starting to think this here is real,” another fan added. The speculation comes during a productive stretch for Remy. The Bronx rap veteran has continued appearing on tracks and delivering sharp verses. “Say Yea” also revisits the energy of Ja Rule and Charli Baltimore’s “Down A** B****.” The track gives Remy another chance to showcase her command of classic rap sounds. Millyz has also built momentum through high-profile collaborations. His pairing with Remy adds another intriguing chapter to his growing catalog. For now, the romance talk remains unconfirmed. Neither artist has publicly labeled their relationship. Still, “Say Yea” has become more than another collaboration. The music, visuals and social media exchanges have created a storyline fans cannot ignore. Whether the chemistry is genuine or part of the rollout, Remy and Millyz have captured the internet’s attention. Their playful interactions continue to keep the romance rumors alive.

Ciara and NFL quarterback Russell Wilson have announced they are expecting their fifth child. The couple shared the news through a joint social media post on Sunday, showcasing the growing family as they prepare for a new addition. The announcement comes as the latest chapter for the high-profile pair, who have been married since 2016. Ciara, 40, revealed her pregnancy in a stylized video featuring her silhouette, confirming that the “Level Up” singer is ready to expand her household once again. Wilson, who currently plays for the Pittsburgh Steelers, shared the enthusiasm on his own platforms. The couple already shares three children together: daughter Sienna Princess, son Win Harrison and daughter Amora Princess. Ciara also has a son, Future Zahir, from a previous relationship with rapper Future. Fans and fellow celebrities quickly flooded the couple’s comment sections with well-wishes. The pair has long been open about their desire for a large family, with Wilson previously joking in television interviews about wanting to have even more children in the future. The pregnancy news follows a busy year for the singer, who has balanced her music career and various business ventures with motherhood. Friends close to the family said the couple is overjoyed by the news and looks forward to the journey ahead. While the due date has not been publicly disclosed, the announcement suggests the baby will arrive sometime in early 2027. View this post on Instagram

A Dallas County, Texas, jury convicted Kewon White of capital murder Friday in the killing of late rapper MO3, delivering the first verdict against a defendant accused in the 2020 murder-for-hire case. White was sentenced to life in prison without parole after jurors deliberated for slightly more than three hours. Prosecutors alleged White was the gunman who fatally shot MO3, whose legal name was Melvin Noble, during a daytime pursuit near Interstate 35E in Dallas. State of TX v. @Yellabeezy214: Deliberations have concluded at 8:07 PM in the State of TX v. Kewon White (@fgc_banzzobling), with Judge Chika Anyiam presiding. The jury unanimously find Kewon White GUILTY of Capital Mur for the November 11, 2020 mur of rapper Mo3 (@mo3_badazz)… pic.twitter.com/bxN2c4BA2A — Bryson “Boom” Paul (@brysonboompaul) September 5, 2026 The verdict followed the close of evidence Friday afternoon. Both the prosecution and defense rested their cases before jurors began deliberations. Prosecutors accused White of pursuing Noble on foot after the rapper abandoned his vehicle. Noble was then shot and killed in November 2020. The homicide became a high-profile case in Dallas, particularly within the city’s hip-hop community. Noble had established a national following through his music and collaborations before his death. White is the first of three defendants accused in Noble’s killing to stand trial. Prosecutors have alleged the men participated in a murder-for-hire scheme targeting the rapper. Kewon White, Rapper Mo3’s Killer, Found Guilty Of Capital Murder The state’s case identified White as the alleged shooter. His conviction establishes the first criminal judgment stemming from the prosecution’s broader allegations surrounding Noble’s death. After the guilty verdict, the court imposed a life sentence without the possibility of parole. White’s conviction and sentence remain subject to any post-verdict challenges available under Texas law. The remaining defendants have yet to face trial. Their cases could shed additional light on prosecutors’ allegations regarding the alleged plot and the events leading to Noble’s death. Noble’s killing has remained a closely followed Dallas criminal case since 2020. Friday’s verdict marks a significant development in the prosecution’s effort to hold those accused responsible. For White, the verdict brings the first trial in the case to a conclusion. For Noble’s family, friends and fans, it represents the first courtroom judgment in the killing of the Dallas rapper.

R&B singer Mary J. Blige has found herself at the center of an unexpected AI controversy after appearing in an advertisement for music technology company Suno. The 85-second clip shows the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul inside a recording studio. Blige appears to listen to an AI-generated track inspired by the sonic world she helped define. View this post on Instagram The song recalls elements of Blige’s influential 1990s and 2000s R&B sound. In the footage, she appears to praise the technology and suggest adding strings and a beat. The ad quickly sparked backlash online. Fans and music industry observers questioned whether Blige had agreed to promote an artificial intelligence platform. According to reports, she had not. Suno later acknowledged that Blige’s team did not authorize the campaign. The company said it entered a business arrangement with someone who claimed to represent the singer. “We entered into a business deal with someone who presented themselves as Ms. Blige’s official representative,” Suno said in a statement to Variety. The company said it ended the campaign after learning that the person lacked proper authorization. “As soon as we learned this was not the case, and that Ms. Blige was uncomfortable, we terminated the advertising campaign,” Suno added. Suno Admits Unauthorized Deal For R&B Singer Mary J. Blige AI Campaign The controversy arrives during an increasingly heated fight over AI and music. Artists and major record companies have challenged AI firms over copyright and creative rights. Suno has faced legal scrutiny over how its technology generates music. Critics have raised concerns about AI systems reproducing elements of artists’ work without permission. The Blige controversy adds another concern: who gets to authorize an artist’s likeness and creative identity? For an artist with Blige’s cultural footprint, that question carries particular weight. Her voice and sound have influenced generations of R&B and hip-hop artists. Neither Blige nor her representatives has publicly addressed the controversy. Suno’s statement, however, makes clear the company no longer stands behind the campaign. The incident highlights a growing challenge for musicians navigating AI. Their names, images and artistic identities can now enter digital campaigns with startling speed. For Blige, the episode offers a pointed reminder. In the AI era, artistic consent matters as much as the technology itself.

More than two decades after their Reebok collab, hip-hop mogul 50 Cent is still collecting favors from hip-hop billionaire Jay-Z, now JAŸ-Z. The Queens rapper and entertainment mogul revisited a 2003 Reebok commercial Thursday, recalling a behind-the-scenes clash over the first G-Unit sneaker. According to 50 Cent, JAŸ-Z was furious when he decided to wear his own shoes during the campaign. 50 Cent said the first G-Unit sneaker sample arrived while the pair filmed the Reebok spot. Rather than wear the footwear provided for the commercial, he chose the unreleased G-Unit model. View this post on Instagram That reportedly created tension with JAŸ-Z, whose business partner John McNeilly allegedly worried his reaction could cost him his job. “See Jay still owe me a favor for doing this shit,” 50 Cent wrote on Instagram. “They brought me the first G-Unit sample while we was recording this.” “I said I’m wearing my shoe in this,” he continued. “Jay got so mad John McNeilly said I’m gonna get fired. LOL. True story!” Hip-Hop Mogul 50 Cent Remembers Jay-Z (Now JAŸ-Z) Still Owes Him A Favor After Reebok Commercial The anecdote resurfaced as Reebok revived the red, white and blue G-Unit G6 in 2026. The reissue reportedly sold out within two hours, underscoring the sneaker’s enduring place in hip-hop history. 50 Cent celebrated the demand while taking another jab at longtime rival Rick Ross, who had mocked the G6’s return. “Sold out, fat boy,” 50 Cent wrote. For 50 Cent, the G6 represented more than merchandise. It helped establish a blueprint for rappers seeking influence beyond music. “Reebok took a chance on me early, and it paid off in a big way for us both,” he recently told Complex. “The G6 created a whole new category in sneaker culture and opened up new opportunities in the music space,” he said. “It gave hip-hop artists a platform to go beyond being just artists. It wasn’t the norm back then.” The sneaker’s revival now gives 50 Cent another opportunity to revisit a moment when hip-hop, fashion and corporate culture were becoming inseparable.

BET Digital’s shift toward video is drawing attention after written news articles reportedly disappeared from BET.com. HuffPost Deputy Editor Philip Lewis reported Friday that BET Digital removed its digital news archive. The change followed BET’s decision to prioritize video across its redesigned platform. “BET Digital has permanently removed all its digital news articles from its website to ‘prioritize video content,’ I’m told,” Lewis wrote. “Years of news articles are now gone forever. Some writers were able to save their stories; some weren’t.” BET Digital has permanently removed all its digital news articles from its website to ‘prioritize video content,’ I’m told. Years of news articles are now gone forever. Some writers were able to save their stories; some weren’t pic.twitter.com/aM1gt63obD — philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) September 4, 2026 Orchid Richardson, the network’s senior vice president of digital, previously outlined the company’s new direction. “We’re leading with video, and we’re putting community storytellers at the center of BET News,” Richardson said. The redesigned BET.com now directs visitors to video content through its established news section. YouTube also features prominently across the platform. BET.com highlights video series, television programming, Paramount+ titles and digital shows. The company said its August relaunch would make content easier to access. BET Digital Erases BET.com News Archive To Shift To Video Reports BET also said the new experience would reduce text-heavy browsing. Audiences would instead find quicker access to videos, events, premieres and social content. However, the announcement did not detail the fate of the platform’s previous written journalism. That has become a key concern following the reported archive removal. Black Entertainment Television launched in 1980 and developed a longstanding role in documenting Black entertainment and culture. Its digital newsroom later expanded that coverage across news, music and cultural reporting. The disappearance of archived stories could affect readers, researchers and journalists. It could also leave writers without accessible records of their published work. Lewis reported that some writers saved copies of their articles. Others were unable to preserve their work before its removal. The Paramount+ company has not publicly explained whether the stories remain stored internally. The company also has not indicated whether the archive could return. The network is simultaneously expanding its multimedia journalism efforts. BET Digital announced a Community Reporting Initiative following the BET.com relaunch. The program seeks journalists in several U.S. markets. Its focus is original video reporting from journalists working within the communities they cover. The strategy reflects a broader shift toward digital video news consumption. Still, the platform’s transformation raises a question beyond its new format. What happens to the journalism that helped document Black culture when the digital record disappears?

Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine is planning a “Lil Durk Going Away Party” if rapper Lil Durk is convicted in his federal murder-for-hire case. 6ix9ine made the comments during a livestream while speaking with DJ Akademiks. He also invited Akademiks to attend the proposed event. “When this n**** get found guilty, you coming to my party?” 6ix9ine asked. The remarks came as prosecutors presented testimony in Durk’s federal trial in Los Angeles. Durk, whose legal name is Durk Banks, has pleaded not guilty. The exchange followed testimony from cooperating witness OTF Jam, whose legal name is Kacey Hester. Hester mentioned 6ix9ine while testifying about an alleged plot targeting rapper Quando Rondo. Hester has been identified as one of three masked gunmen involved in a 2022 shooting at a West Hollywood gas station. He testified that Banks promised between $500,000 and $1 million for Rondo’s killing. According to Hester, the alleged offer arose during a meeting at an Atlanta recording studio. He described the subsequent shooting as “sloppy.” Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine Prepares “Lil Durk Going Away Party” If Durk Banks Is Found Guilty In Murder-For-Hire Case “I wasn’t feeling good about it at all,” Hester testified. Hester also addressed his relationship with Banks and his decision to cooperate with prosecutors. “I had to get it off my chest. It was weighing on me,” Hester told jurors. Despite testifying against Banks, Hester said he still had affection for the rapper. “I still do have a lot of love for him,” he said. “What he did for me, you can’t forget that.” Hester also said his feelings had not preserved his respect for Banks. “I still got love for him, I just got no respect for him. He probably hate me now,” he testified. Federal prosecutors allege Banks orchestrated the attempted killing as retaliation for the 2020 death of King Von. The government claims Banks directed members of his Only The Family, or OTF, collective. Prosecutor Daniel Weiner told jurors the case concerns an alleged murder plot, not the music industry. “This case is not about music — it’s about murder,” Weiner said. Weiner also alleged that Banks used his financial resources to pressure OTF members into pursuing the attack. “Banks used his wealth and used his purse strings to put pressure on his OTF members to get that revenge,” Weiner said. If convicted, Banks faces a potential life sentence. The case remains pending in federal court.