Prosecutors have dropped attempted arson and kidnapping charges against Diddy after his legal team successfully argued there wasn’t enough evidence to support them. This doesn’t necessarily mean the case is over—other charges could still stand—but it’s a significant win for the rapper’s defense.

Jeff Bezos's wedding plans hit an unexpected snag when protesters threatened to deploy an inflatable crocodile at the original venue. The billionaire and his fiancée reportedly switched to a more secluded location—one that's only reachable by boat when nearby bridges are raised. It seems they're taking no chances with uninvited guests.

Bobby Sherman, the beloved 1960s teen idol known for his wholesome charm and hit songs like "Little Woman," has passed away at 81. His wife shared the touching news through family friend John Stamos, who posted her heartfelt message on Instagram: "Bobby left this world holding my hand."

Diddy's legal team is pushing hard to end his trial before it even gets to the defense. Right after prosecutors wrapped up their case, his lawyers asked the judge to dismiss all charges outright, claiming the government didn’t meet its burden of proof. It’s a bold move—essentially arguing the prosecution’s evidence was so weak the trial shouldn’t continue.

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez are keeping it local for their Venice wedding, with reports suggesting 80% of their vendors are from the area. While details are still under wraps, the emphasis on supporting nearby businesses adds a community-focused twist to their high-profile nuptials.

Ezra Miller, the embattled Flash star, is expressing regret over their past controversies and cautiously signaling a potential comeback to Hollywood. They admit the road back won’t be smooth, describing their current standing in the industry as shaky.

Johnny Depp opened up about feeling like a "crash test dummy" for the #MeToo movement during his highly publicized legal battle with ex-wife Amber Heard. He emphasized the personal toll it took, saying that if he didn’t fight to clear his name, his children would grow up believing the accusations against him—something he couldn’t accept.

As Pride Month kicks off, this piece takes a nostalgic dive into the trailblazers of LGBTQ2 rock music—the artists who defied norms and shaped the soundtracks of queer liberation. Think gritty garage bands, glitter-fueled anthems, and the raw energy of musicians who played loud and proud before acceptance was mainstream.

Fat Joe is facing serious legal trouble after his former hypeman, Terrance "T.A." Dixon, filed a $20 million lawsuit accusing the rapper of sexual misconduct with minors, along with claims of financial fraud, intimidation, and coercion. Dixon, who worked closely with Joe, alleges a pattern of abusive behavior—though no criminal charges have been filed yet.