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Ye and Kid Cudi perform "Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1" during Ye's record-breaking concert at AT&T Stadium 🏟️ The most-attended rap concert in U.S. history.

#AEWCollision Rock & Wrestling Rager TONIGHT @thenickwayne vs @MarcusMathers1 After beating Jericho again at WrestleDream, Nick Wayne has vowed to take over Jericho's cruise! Wayne will try to back up his bold words when he collides vs Marcus Mathers in his AEW debut, TONIGHT!

What a day. Everyday is an adventure. Next year is gonna be something else. New chapter awaits. Jean and a zombie horror flick shootin next year. Life is wild. Ive had so many people approach me about Jean to tell me how excited they are. I dont think ive ever had this much hype off a casting in my life. God is REAL. So much awesomeness goin down man. I feel truly blessed to still be breathing, shining brighter than ever. Oh, NEW ALBUM NEXT YEAR, promise. Its done. Its amazing. Thats all ima say. We aint playin games no mo 😤😤😤😤

I’m just a nigga trying to meet you before you have 3 kids.

Richie Aprile’s crew headquarters tells you a lot about the kind of man he is before he even opens his mouth. Richie comes back from prison expecting the world to have stayed exactly where he left it. He wants respect, authority, and the kind of loyalty he remembers from the old days. But the crew has moved on, and the people around him have learned to operate without him. That’s what makes Richie so dangerous. He doesn't see his return as an opportunity to rebuild relationships; he sees it as a chance to reclaim what he believes is rightfully his. Every conversation becomes a test of respect, and every disagreement feels like a challenge to his authority. The headquarters might be a place to conduct business, but for Richie, it’s also a stage where he expects everyone to recognize his status. His problem isn't that he wants power. It's that he believes his past automatically entitles him to it. Source:

Ric Flair owed the IRS $230,000 in 1992. Vince McMahon covered it after one phone call. With Flair back at the same bar where he fell and ended up in the hospital days earlier, his old Valuetainment interview is making the rounds again. In 1992, he was in Tokyo. He couldn't sleep. "I was drinking myself to death." So he called his boss with one question: "Can I have 230 grand?" Vince said yes. The IRS got paid. Then came 2005 and the divorce. Vince lent him $800,000, paid out bit by bit over three years. That's roughly $267,000 a year, to "pay the lawyer, pay my ex-wife to live." In total, that's more than $1 million going from Vince to one wrestler. The line that stuck with the loan: "I wouldn't lend my own son this damn money." Then Vince offered him an out: "If you want to go upside down, I won't hold it against you." Flair says he didn't take it. "I paid him back every time… So I'll pat myself on the back for that." He was 40 when he came to Vince, and he says he brought "a lot of talent" and was "easy to get along with." Years later, when Flair was sick, Vince FaceTimed him and called his wife Wendy every day. Hear him tell it. Loyal boss, or a legend who should never have needed a $1 million lifeline?

Tyrese Haliburton’s reaction to the Nets “Fahhhh” missed free-throw sound effect: “That’s facts.” 🤣🤣🤣 (h/t @MrBuckBuckNBA)

Cam’ron couldn’t stop LAUGHING when Ma$e CONFRONTED Treasure Wilson for going to DRAKE’S BIRTHDAY PARTY and asked if she got Kendrick Lamar’s PERMISSION first 😭💀 “What happened to ‘They Not Like Us’? Shoutout to Iceman, ‘They Not Like Us’… She ain’t gotta explain herself. Sometimes she ‘They Not Like Us,’ sometimes she Iceman” 🤣🤣

Solo Sikoa has ACCEPTED the challenge from Royce Keys! 👊

LMAOOOOO 🤣🤣🤣🤣

wanna see Jon Stewart interview Kevin Nash? ok

🚨 Jay Z Started His LA Show With The Video Of Beyoncé Cutting His Hair Like At His Brooklyn Show Then Going Into Hovi Baby

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Ric Flair rushed to hospital after falling outside restaurant in Florida. What we know: tmz.com/2026/10/23/ric-flair…