Michael Jordan’s racing team just keeps on dominating the race track. ​According to the Associated Press, on Sunday, March 22, 2026, Tyler Reddick won the Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway. Although he started the pole, Reddick overcame several challenges. He was dealt with by a faulty electrical system that forced him to shut off his “cool suit” in 90-degree heat. Also, there was a mid-race battery swap and a late-race collision. ​Jordan, who was seen leaping over a SAFER barrier, watched as Reddick chased down Brad Keselowski in the final 30 laps to win by nearly six seconds. The win is Reddick’s fourth in six races to start the 2026 season. After winning his first Daytona 500 title and sweep of the season’s first three races, 23XI Racing is the team to beat in the NASCAR Cup Series. ​Following the race, Jordan spoke about Reddick’s toughness that compelled him to victory. “Pretty sure it’s frustrating for him because he had an unbelievable car, and I think the key to him winning was just keeping his head,” said Jordan. We just had to get the car right, and I think he did an unbelievable job. I just wanted everything to be good because once he gets back out there, then I feel like his competitive juices are going to carry him all the way to the end. He earned it all week, and I’m real proud of the team.” View this post on Instagram “I know never to give up,” Reddick added. “And I think it’s very fitting that when we finally get our first win here at Darlington, that ‘The Lady in Black’ would test us like that. We’ve been so close so many times.” Riddick also explained some of the issues with his vehicle. The battery wasn’t charging at all. All day long, just not running fans and sweating my tail off inside the race car. We knew it was going to be physical,” Riddick said. “Really wore out, but I guess I don’t need as much of that cooling stuff as I normally have.” “We didn’t have the best car today, not compared to Tyler,” Keselowski said. “Tyler drove a hell of a race, and he’s driving a rocket and making it count right now.” ​The next race for Riddick is the Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday, March 29, 2026.

Shyne has publicly responded to Brandy’s denial that they were ever romantically involved, telling TMZ that her version of events is inaccurate. The story resurfaced after Shyne and Ma$e discussed dating Brandy around the same period during an episode of the podcast It Is What It Is. Brandy swiftly issued a statement refuting the claims. She described their connection as strictly platonic. Shyne defended his account. He emphasized that his recollections come from admiration. “I spoke from a place of admiration and a place of reminiscing on my experience with her, which I didn’t care to highlight the negatives, it was only positive,” he said. “I don’t know what is wrong with her.” He also noted a past incident in which Brandy apologized on Oprah after misrepresenting her marital status to protect her public image. “She lied to Oprah about being married and had to go on Oprah and apologize because she said she did that to protect her image… I can’t get in her mind. I’m just saying that she has lied to the public before to protect her image, and maybe the fact that she was seeing both Mase and I at the same time, she feels it’s not good for her image.” View this post on Instagram Shyne and Ma$e Recall the Past, While Brandy Sets the Record Straight Reflecting on their differing perspectives, Shyne contrasted his approach with Ma$e’s: “Mase has different opinions. He’s very hard-lined. He’s very extreme. I’m a bit more compassionate, a bit middle ground. So, Mase and I weren’t agreeing on everything. But we agreed on [both dating her]. So, if I was capping, he would have said, ‘Nah, Shyne. I don’t remember it like that.’ He and I remember it the same way. Clark Kent remembers it the same way. So, but you know what? Happy Women’s Month.” The discussion began after fellow rapper Cam’ron prompted Shyne and Ma$e to clarify overlapping timelines with Brandy on the podcast. Brandy later took to Instagram to address the situation directly. She wrote: “In the late 90’s, I had a platonic friendship with rapper Shyne. In an unfortunate turn of events, that friendship is now being mischaracterized as ‘we dated.’ Unequivocally, we did not! I’m not sure why an untrue narrative about a scope of what was a friendship more than 20-years ago is being reshaped during his current media interviews.”

Reginae Carter recently offered a candid look at her father Lil Wayne’s love life while growing up. She revealed during an interview with Toie Ashanti on the Heir Time podcast that he had once dated Solange. She also mentioned relationships with Nivea and Trina. “I was telling my friend the other day… how like I used to love Nivea,” Reginae said. “I begged for Niv to come to my party. Like I used to dress like Nivea for my party.” Turning to other figures, she added, “Girl, I love Nivea. I love Trina. I love Solange… Yeah. He had a few. I love everybody.” Her remarks echo a viral claim from 2020, when Bow Wow suggested on Clubhouse that “everyone knows that Solange and Lil Wayne dated.” Neither Lil Wayne nor Solange has publicly confirmed the rumor. Additionally, Reginae’s reflections arrive as Lil Wayne prepares for a summer tour marking the 20th anniversary of his iconic Tha Carter series. The trek begins June 30 in Bangor, Maine, with special guests 2 Chainz and The Game. The latter is also celebrating two decades since his debut album, The Documentary. The tour will move through Denver, Nashville, and other major cities across North America. It promises a blend of nostalgia and new performances for fans. Hip-Hop Legends Take Center Stage This Summer Lil Wayne’s anniversary dates are part of a broader summer of milestone concerts. Jay-Z recently announced two shows at Yankee Stadium honoring 30 years of Reasonable Doubt and 25 years of The Blueprint. Tickets went on sale Monday. Overwhelming demand—over 800,000 fans vying for passes—quickly became a trending topic across social media. Between these two tours, summer is shaping up as a celebration of hip-hop’s enduring legacy. It offers fans a chance to witness landmark performances from some of the genre’s most influential voices.

Megan Thee Stallion will soon be able to add another achievement to her very extensive resume: Broadway star. This week, the rapper is set to make her Broadway debut in Moulin Rouge! The Musical. On Monday (Mar.23), the Houston hottie jumped on social media to share a promotional video for the upcoming show. “Thee Moulin Rouge is a STATE. OF. MIND,” she wrote in the post’s caption. In the video, Megan, donning a top hat, red coat, and cane, seemingly becomes the character Harlod Zidler, the owner of the fictional Moulin Rouge club. The rapper will be the first woman to portray the character in a gender-swapped performance. “No matter your sin, you’re welcome here,” Megan says in the video. “No matter your desire, you’re welcome here. For this is more than a nightclub, the Moulin Rouge is a state of mind.” Just a few weeks back, the rapper gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at her rehearsals. In the video, which The Shade Room shared, Megan gives a quick rundown of her day, which includes exploring the theater, having fittings, and even meeting with a dialect coach. View this post on Instagram “Theatre is definitely a new opportunity that I’m excited to embrace,” Megan Thee Stallion Says Megan is set to appear in the production from March 24 to May 17. “Stepping onto the Broadway stage and joining the Moulin Rouge! The Musical team is an absolute honor,” the rapper said in a recent statement. “I’ve always believed in pushing myself creatively, and theatre is definitely a new opportunity that I’m excited to embrace. Broadway demands a different level of discipline, preparation, and storytelling, but I’m up for the challenge and can’t wait for the Hotties to see a new side of me.” In other news, while in Milan last month, Megan Thee Stallion spoke candidly about love during a casual outing with Olympians Brittany Bowe and Hilary Knight, who recently announced their engagement. After watching a TikTok clip of Knight’s proposal, Megan offered her congratulations. “I heard y’all just got engaged, congrats! I love love, that’s so sweet,” she said. Then, almost to herself, she added, “Manifesting my engagement, too,” crossing her fingers with a quiet laugh.

Cardi B continues to make waves online, turning a recent Little Miss Drama Tour performance in Chicago into a talking point across social media. Known for her sharp wit and fearless approach, the New York rapper has directed her commentary at figures including BIA, Stefon Diggs, and most notably, her ex-husband Offset. At the March 21 show, she altered a lyric on “Bongos,” her collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion, creating a line that immediately drew online attention. Originally, she rapped, “My BD is a Migo / Btch, your BD is a zero.” On stage, Cardi pivoted, delivering instead, “My BD is a btch,” a subtle but pointed shift that sparked a mix of reactions. Some listeners questioned the move, one noting, “Like you chose them tf..,” while another wrote, “Yet she had a baby from him …. [thinking emoji] hmmmm always them never her.” Fans, however, embraced the boldness: “She said what she said and?!,” read one comment, with another adding, “lol she definitely did and I felt that in my soul.” Cardi’s Relationships and Courtroom Wins Keep Fans Talking Cardi’s past relationships with Offset and Diggs continue to draw attention, in part because her transparency and willingness to publicly navigate personal dynamics fuels ongoing conversation. Her stage callouts, social media commentary, and even her divorce have kept her persona at the center of cultural discourse. Meanwhile, the rapper’s legal matters remain in the spotlight. A 2022 defamation judgment awarded Cardi $3.9 million against Tasha K, who later launched a GoFundMe to cover the settlement. Notably, Nicki Minaj reportedly donated $3,000, prompting a public acknowledgment: “Thank you to the Queen @NICKIMINAJ for the GENEROUS donation on Tik Tok today! God is Good! All the time!”

Nicki Minaj has recently become the subject of renewed public discussion following commentary that drew a range of reactions online. In the wake of that attention, a report from The Jasmine Brand cited unnamed sources suggesting that internal disagreements could be affecting her professional relationships. Those claims have not been independently confirmed, and neither Minaj nor her team has publicly addressed them. Still, the report has prompted broader interest in the status of her management ties. Central to the speculation is Debra Antney, a longtime industry figure who leads Mizay Entertainment. Over the years, Antney has worked with artists including Waka Flocka Flame and Gucci Mane, building a reputation as a key presence in hip-hop management. In the hours after the report circulated, Antney appeared to respond indirectly through Instagram activity. Among the posts she shared was one describing the claims as “false.” She also reposted content highlighting a recent milestone for Minaj’s album Pink Friday 2, noting its eligibility for double platinum certification. The gesture suggested continued support, even as questions remain unresolved. Without direct statements from either party, the situation remains open to interpretation. Observers are likely to look for further clarification in the coming days. View this post on Instagram Nicki Minaj Stays Visible as Streams Surge Worldwide Minaj, for her part, has continued to engage with her audience online, particularly on X. Her activity suggests she is maintaining a steady public presence rather than stepping back amid the conversation. That visibility has coincided with strong listener engagement. Over the weekend, her streaming numbers rose across several international markets, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Nigeria. The increase brought her estimated daily Spotify streams to about 10.1 million, reflecting sustained global interest in her music. In a brief message to fans, Minaj acknowledged both support and criticism. “Winning is the new canceled. Thank you, Barbz. Love you. For LIFE.”

Ray J is taking a moment to clear the air, and make things right with his sister, Brandy, following the recent back-and-forth involving Shyne and Mase. The singer and reality star found himself pulled into the conversation as tensions between Shyne and Mase both alleged that they dated Brandy at the same time. In a public statement, Ray J issued an apology to Brandy, making it clear that he never intended for any of the drama to reflect negatively on her in any way. “My bad B! – this apology is for you and ONLY YOU! – I was outta pocket. No spin, no extras. You’re my blood and I moved in a way that didn’t reflect your brand in a positive way!” Ray J wrote via Instagram. “I apologize for real, and I’m making sure my actions line up with respect moving forward.- I accept the repercussions of these actions!” “I will always defend you and anybody in my family I truly love! – But I have to learn how to express myself in a respectful manner especially when you are involved! – I still don’t like none of those guys and what they did was janky AsF- but what I said was not ok – hopefully I can be apart of your world in the near future or 2027. And to my mom and dad I apologize too. Sincerely On tha dead homiez – Ray J” View this post on Instagram Fans quickly reacted to Ray J’s apology, with many praising him for taking accountability and publicly showing love to his sister. Brandy has not publicly responded to Ray J’s apology as of now.

Leonid “Leo” Radvinsky, the owner and CEO of the porn-friendly platform, OnlyFans, has passed away at 43 after a long battle with cancer. The billionaire entrepreneur helped turn the company into one of the most profitable subscription-focused digital media platforms to date. While often steeped in controversy for its promotion of adult content, OnlyFans has created a narrative shift on how sexual content is produced, consumed, and monetized. The company confirmed his passing on Monday (Mar.23) in a statement to Variety. “We are deeply saddened to announce the death of Leo Radvinsky,” a company spokesperson tells the outlet. “Leo passed away peacefully after a long battle with cancer. His family have requested privacy at this difficult time.” In 2018, Radvinsky acquired Fenix International Limited, the company that owns and operates OnlyFans, becoming its director and majority shareholder. Leonid Radvinsky, the owner of OnlyFans, has died at 43 after a battle with cancer. “We are deeply saddened to announce the death of Leo Radvinsky,” an OnlyFans spokesperson said in a statement to Variety. “Leo passed away peacefully after a long battle with cancer. His family… pic.twitter.com/xJetAcTZmU — Variety (@Variety) March 23, 2026

A new clip from the Talk With Flee podcast shows J. Cole opening up to Cam’ron about the fallout from the explosive 2024 rap feud involving Kendrick Lamar and Drake. The moment offers rare insight into how Cole views the rivalry that shook hip-hop during the “Big 3” debate. The feud erupted after Kendrick Lamar challenged the idea that he, Cole, and Drake stood as rap’s equal “Big 3.” His declaration triggered a wave of diss records and commentary across the industry. Cole briefly stepped into the battle on his project, Might Delete Later, delivering lines aimed at Lamar. J. Cole says he’s had conversations with Drake and Kendrick Lamar after the beef, but communication has been low: “I genuinely love these n****s. I be wanting to shoot off a text, I ain’t gon’ lie. Even saying that on the mic is kinda lame to me, but it is my truth.” (via Talk… pic.twitter.com/MMZX5Ilvzr — Kurrco (@Kurrco) March 23, 2026 However, Cole quickly reversed course. During the 2024 Dreamville Festival, the North Carolina rapper shocked fans by publicly apologizing for the diss. Onstage, he admitted the record did not sit right with him and said he regretted releasing it. Now, speaking on Cam’ron’s podcast, Cole explained that the situation felt deeper than rap competition. According to Cole, the artists involved share real relationships beyond the music. J Cole Reveals Talks With Kendrick Lamar & Drake After 2024 Feud & Apology “I genuinely love these n****s,” Cole said while discussing Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Cole also revealed that the public nature of the feud sometimes clashes with how he feels privately. Despite the headlines and lyrical shots traded across the culture, he said he often feels the urge to reach out directly. “I be wanting to shoot off a text, I ain’t gon’ lie,” Cole admitted during the conversation. At the same time, he acknowledged that expressing that kind of emotion can feel uncomfortable in rap’s competitive environment. “Even saying that on the mic is kinda lame to me,” Cole said. “But it is my truth.” The comments reveal Cole’s complex role in the feud. While the culture views it as a competition for hip-hop’s top spot, Cole prioritizes personal respect, suggesting that the relationships among rap’s biggest stars are intricate and human.

J Cole continues his The Fall Off run by making a surprise appearance on Cam’Ron’s podcast, Talk With Flee, to discuss the lawsuit between them over the mixtape, Might Delete Later. In a clip released Monday, March 23, the two artists spoke openly about the legal dispute tied to Cam’ron’s contribution to the Grammy-nominated mixtape. The conversation revealed that the lawsuit was less about a prolonged legal battle and more about forcing communication behind the scenes. Cole admitted his first reaction to the lawsuit was emotional. When the news surfaced, he said his ego initially took over. J. Cole and Cam’ron talk about their lawsuit: J. Cole: “When the lawsuit came out, I was like, ‘Come on Cam’ … My ego reaction is like, quietly, I’m like, ‘fuck this n****.’ But quickly I’m like, ‘Nah I get it though.’” Cam’ron: “Of course it was never gonna go anywhere, but… pic.twitter.com/2kmnEz9yV2 — Kurrco (@Kurrco) March 23, 2026 “When the lawsuit came out, I was like, ‘Come on Cam,’” Cole explained during the podcast discussion. He then described the private frustration he felt at the time. “My ego reaction is like, quietly, I’m like, ‘fuck this n****.’” However, the Dreamville founder said that reaction did not last long. After reflecting on the situation, he said he understood Cam’ron’s reasoning. “But quickly I’m like, ‘Nah I get it though,’” Cole added, suggesting he recognized the move as a tactic rather than a personal attack. J. Cole & Cam’Ron Talk About Cam’s “Might Delete Later” Lawsuit On Talk With Flee Cam’ron confirmed that interpretation during the conversation. The Harlem rapper explained that he never expected the lawsuit to develop into a serious court fight. Instead, he framed it as a way to get direct attention from Cole and his team. “Of course it was never gonna go anywhere,” Cam’ron said on the podcast. “But for me it was like, ‘I need to get this n**** attention.’” The exchange offered rare transparency about how disputes unfold in the music industry. Legal filings sometimes operate as leverage when artists feel overlooked or excluded from conversations involving their work. Despite the lawsuit tension, the podcast confirmed there’s no real feud between the rappers. The controversy was framed as a communication breakdown that escalated into legal action but ultimately led to a meaningful conversation.