Tina Knowles seemingly reacts after Beyoncé’s father and former manager, Mathew Knowles, recently sat down with New York’s PIX 11 and walked out of the interview. As previously reported Knowles sat down with anchor Kendis Gibson for his Kandid with Kendis show. During the interview Knowles was asked about his ex-wife, Tina, and her contributions to Destiny’s Child. “You’ve earned your flowers. I said the same thing to Ms. Tina Knowles. You guys put in the work, and obviously the talent was there, with your kids and your grandkids,” Gibson said. Knowles then calmly asked, “What work did she put in?” A stunned Gibson reminded Mathew, “The hair.” “Ok, you’re absolutely right, and the styling. The imaging. You’re right,” Mathew acknowledged, before getting up and saying, “We’ll stop now,” to end the interview. Gibson asked, “Did I say something wrong?” Knowles told Page Six that the interview was cut short because Gibson not only arrived 15 minutes late, but also claimed his line of questioning was solely focused on his ex-wife, Tina. “How it starts is how it ends. It started on a bad note, and obviously ended on a bad note for him,” Mathew said. “I politely ended the interview, shook his hand, and took a photograph.” View this post on Instagram Tina seemingly caught wind of the interview, as she shared a video montage via Instagram highlighting her clothing designs. “Thank you for this beautiful peice on me and my designs.” Fans praised Tina in the comments, “Just in case anyone wants to question what she contributed to Destiny’s Child AND the culture: here it is!!! Our Queen!!!” View this post on Instagram

Myles Garrett is on the wrong side of the law again when it comes to driving. ​According to ESPN,  the Cleveland Browns superstar received another speeding ticket after he was clocked going 94 mph in a 70 mph zone on the interstate in Northeast Ohio. The citation is Garrett’s ninth since 2017. ​At 1:35 a.m. on Feb. 21 in Wooster, Ohio, Garrett was pulled over in his Porsche for driving at excessive speeds. Although he was given a court date of next Tuesday, Garrett won’t be required to appear if he pays the fine. ​Per the citation, the officer who pulled Garrett over noted: “that he was kind and cooperative.” ​Garrett was cited on Aug. 9 for driving 100 mph in a 60-mph zone in Strongsville, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland. He received a $250 fine. ​At the time of the citation, Garrett did not address that speeding ticket when reporters questioned him about it during a media session. “I’d honestly prefer to talk about football,” Garrett said on Aug 20. “And this team than anything I’m doing off the field other than the back-to-school event that I did the other day.” “People want to know a lot of things,” Garrett said after being pressed by reporters. “I try to keep my personal life personal. And I’d rather focus on this team when I can.” In September 2022, a car accident he was involved in caused him to miss a game. Following the car crash, Garreett expressed his gratitude for those who supported him throughout the ordeal. “Grateful that, not only that I’m alive, but I was able to have so much of my family and the support system that was around me,” Garrett said at the time GARRETT WAS THE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR IN 2025 On the field, Garrett is arguably the best defensive player in the NFL. In his ninth season with the Browns, he’s a seven-time All-Pro and earned Defensive Player of the Year honors for the second time. With 23 sacks this past season, Garrett set the NFL’s single-season sack record.

Kenny Stills sat down with Nessa at HOT 97 for an emotional and unfiltered conversation about his new book, Still Growing, Still Learning, Still Me, which is out now. He reflects on what it feels like to finally hold the book in his hands, why he chose to revisit the most intense chapters of his life, and what’s changed in him since writing it. Kenny opens up about joining Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid in protest, the isolation he felt inside the league, the closed-door owners meeting where one blunt question was asked about “getting the kneeling to stop,” and why he believes Colin was never invited. He also addresses the Players Coalition, the Roc Nation partnership, Coach Brian Flores playing Jay-Z in the locker room after Kenny spoke out, and why accountability remains a central theme in his life. One of the most powerful moments comes when Kenny reveals he was never contacted directly by NFL leadership, and how that shaped his decision to walk away from the game. Beyond football, Kenny speaks candidly about his battle with depression, going to therapy for the first time, learning about neuroplasticity, and how psychedelics played a role in his healing journey. He talks about being arrested while protesting for Breonna Taylor, sitting in a jail cell for 17 hours, and feeling more connected in that moment than he had in years. He also shares how the backlash impacted his family, how he confronted misogyny in his own upbringing, and why speaking out on issues like Palestine brings some of the strongest reactions today. The conversation ends with a powerful message about answering your calling, even when it costs you everything. Stream the full interview now and pick up Still Growing, Still Learning, Still Me today.

Singer Britney Spears was arrested Wednesday night in Ventura County on suspicion of driving under the influence, according to law enforcement records. The incident coincided with the sudden disappearance of her account on Instagram. JUST IN: Britney Spears was arrested in California on Wednesday, according to Ventura County Sheriff’s Office records. Records indicate she was released early Thursday morning. https://t.co/6Nhf9cvz2p pic.twitter.com/QVGcVlcKaa — ABC7 News (@abc7newsbayarea) March 5, 2026 Visitors attempting to access Spears’ page now see a notice stating, “Sorry, this page isn’t available. The link you followed may be broken, or the page may have been removed.” Authorities said officers with the California Highway Patrol detained the 44-year-old performer around 9:28 p.m. Spears was taken into custody and booked on suspicion of DUI. Singer Britney Spears Hit With DUI in California Arrest Records from the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office show the Grammy-winning singer remained in custody overnight before her release early Thursday morning. Court records indicate she is scheduled to appear in court on May 4. Representatives for Spears did not immediately respond to requests for comment regarding the arrest or the removal of her social media account. Hours before the arrest, Spears posted a video of herself dancing inside her home. The clip resembled other recent uploads that have circulated online. During the recording, the singer experienced a wardrobe malfunction while dancing to “Rockabye” by Clean Bandit. Spears later edited the video and covered the exposed moment with an emoji. The arrest follows months of public attention surrounding Spears’ personal life. In late 2025, witnesses reported seeing the singer leave a restaurant in Thousand Oaks before driving away. Some observers claimed the vehicle moved erratically while exiting the parking lot. A restaurant manager later disputed intoxication claims, stating Spears ordered no alcohol during the meal. Spears has fought several legal battles in recent years, including a conservatorship case. Fans flooded the courtroom with “Free Britney” signs. The singer regained legal independence in 2021 when a court ended her 13-year conservatorship, closing one of the most scrutinized legal arrangements in modern pop culture.

Lil Durk is currently awaiting a federal trial on murder-for-hire charges, but today’s update is on a kinder note with viral footage of the Chicago rapper’s daughter trolling him with the viral “PC Prank” sweeping across social media. The video surfaced online on March 5 and shows Lil Durk, via phone, having a playful conversation with his daughter while he remains in federal custody. The clip opens with her explaining the prank to viewers. “Umm, hey guys, so I’m waiting on my dad to call because I’m about to do that prank on him, and say he’s from the ‘PC unit,’” she says. The caption reads, “Doing The PC Prank On My Dad.” Chicago rapper Lil Durk’s daughter Bella Banks does viral TikTok “PC Prank” on Smurk “PC is protective custody. That’s when you scared to be on the floor with regular people. I ain’t in no PC, girl.” pic.twitter.com/SlegTpM9Lm — Kollege Kidd (@KollegeKidd) March 5, 2026 Once the call begins, the tone feels casual and warm. She tells her father about a new girl at school whose father is also incarcerated. The story leads into the prank’s setup. “So there’s this new girl at my school, right?” she tells him. “And she was like, ‘Oh yeah, my dad is in jail too,’ so we started becoming friends.” Durk listens closely, asking follow-up questions. She then claims she told the classmate her father was housed in the “PC unit.” The remark immediately catches his attention. “She said her daddy what?” Durk asks, sounding surprised. When she repeats the claim, he quickly corrects it. “Ah yeah, I ain’t in no PC unit, baby,” he responds. “I’m not in no PC.” Durk then explains the slang directly. “PC is ‘protective custody.’ It’s when you scared to be on the floor with regular people,” he says, referring to jail housing units designed to separate certain inmates from the general population. Moments later, the prank lands. “No, I was joking, dad. It was a joke,” his daughter says while laughing. She admits the idea came from social media. “I just saw it on TikTok, so I was just trying to do it to you.” Durk laughs once he realizes the setup. “Oh, I was like ‘what?!’” he replies. The lighthearted moment quickly spread across TikTok and Instagram, drawing attention because it captures a rare personal exchange with the rapper. Durk, born Durk Derrick Banks, remains detained while awaiting trial on federal murder-for-hire charges. His trial is currently scheduled for August.

50 Cent stirred speculation across social media after addressing reports that he may be developing a documentary centered on T.I.. The two rap heavyweights reignited a beef last month that has included Tip’s children. On March 5, the hip-hop mogul shared a since-deleted Instagram post that included a screenshot of a news report claiming he was working on a project titled “Surviving T.I.” The rumored film would follow the same investigative style as 50’s previous documentary, which focused on Sean “Diddy” Combs. TI documentary coming soon by 50 ? pic.twitter.com/lXz7LdCqna — 2Cool2Blog (@2Cool2Blog) March 5, 2026 Rather than confirm the report directly, 50 used his caption to hint at his approach while referencing how he handled the rollout of his earlier project. “Remember how quiet I got before the Diddy doc, Dame thought I wasn’t coming,” he wrote. The comment appeared to recall the quiet period before the release of the documentary series examining allegations surrounding Combs. 50 served as an executive producer on that project, which drew significant attention when it premiered in late 2025. After referencing the earlier documentary, 50 Cent shifted the focus toward T.I., suggesting the Atlanta rapper could face renewed questions during upcoming promotional appearances. 50 Cent Hints At A Big Response To His Rival, Rapper T.I. “I hope this doesn’t mess up your promo tour they’re gonna ask about your 20 sexual assault cases,” he added. The remark referenced past allegations connected to T.I. and his wife, Tameka “Tiny” Harris. Both have previously denied the claims, and several lawsuits connected to those accusations have been dismissed. 50 closed the caption with another pointed line, suggesting that increased media scrutiny could follow. Diddy’s Netflix documentary has resulted in the incarcerated mogul filing lawsuits against 50 and Netflix while trying to fan the flames in the press. “You might want to talk to a crisis PR person,” comments 50 directed at T.I. While the caption fueled speculation about whether a documentary is actually in development, 50 Cent quickly pivoted away from the controversy in the comments section. “New Music today ,” he wrote beneath the post. The quick shift from industry drama to promotion reflects a familiar strategy for the G-Unit founder. Jackson has built a reputation for blending viral commentary with marketing. T.I. is currently on a promotional campaign for his forthcoming album, Kill The King, led by his new single “Let’em Know,” featuring Pharrell Williams.

Bruno Mars is about to see his name etched into the fabric of Las Vegas. Park Avenue will soon be renamed in his honor, becoming Bruno Mars Drive after county officials approved the measure. MGM Resorts International confirmed the decision, signaling how deeply the Grammy winner’s legacy runs along the Strip. Born Peter Gene Hernandez, Mars has reshaped modern Vegas residency culture. His extended runs have delivered sold-out crowds and blockbuster grosses, redefining what a headlining act can command in the city. The street renaming places him among a rare class of entertainers whose cultural and economic impact extends beyond the stage lights. MGM Resorts verified the initiative but declined to outline specifics. Representatives did not confirm which stretch of Park Avenue will bear the new name. They also withheld details on when updated street signs will appear. The civic honor arrives as Mars dominates headlines for his new album, The Romantic. The nine-track release marks his first solo studio effort since 24K Magic in 2016. Anticipation built for years. Lead single “I Just Might” ignited streaming platforms and radio rotations upon arrival. Las Vegas’s Park Avenue Will Be Renamed Bruno Mars Drive According to Hits Daily Double, The Romantic is projected to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 175,000 first-week units. If the forecast holds, it will mark Mars’ first No. 1 debut. The figure trails earlier openings, including Unorthodox Jukebox and 24K Magic. Still, today’s chart calculus blends digital sales, physical copies, and streams, reshaping how success is measured. For Las Vegas, this moment transcends residency revenue. Mars embodies showmanship rooted in funk, soul, and pop spectacle. Renaming Park Avenue reflects that synergy. As the city prepares to unveil Bruno Mars Drive, the singer continues to command both charts and marquees, reinforcing his standing as a generational performer with lasting influence.

David Blake Jr., son of Compton hip hop veteran Dj Quik, has been sentenced to 15 years to life in state prison for a fatal shooting. In May 2022, 31-year-old Julio Moises Cardoza, Jr was fatally shot by Blake Jr. According to reports, the incident occurred after a fight broke out between Cardoza and another man in Downey, CA. Blake, who was nearby, allegedly opened fire from a vehicle, striking Cardoza multiple times before driving off. Cardoza was taken to a hospital, but did not survive his wounds. Blake was arrested the next day. On Friday (Feb 27), Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Laura Walton sentenced Blake Jr. to 15 years to life, dismissing the gun allegations that could have resulted in an additional 25 years. Judge Walton called the case “an absolute tragedy,” per The Downey Patriot. She also noted that at the time of the offense, Blake Jr. was only 27 with “no prior record.” She told him that a “split- second decision that you made does not define your character or who you are.” She told him that “at some point you will be paroled.” Per the outlet, Blake Jr, admitted that he was “sorry for the role” he had in the death of Cardoza. “My heart aches for the Cardozas,” he said. “I was truly in fear for my life and believed I was going to die,” after he was asked to drive his boss, then- Compton City Councilman Isaac Galvan, to the Cardoza family home, where a fight broke out. Blake worked as a liaison Councilman Galvan. In 2022, Galvin was removed from office due to allegations of election fraud. In 2024, Galvan pleaded guilty to taking bribes in exchange for cannabis permits. The victim’s mother, Elida Cardoza, said through a Spanish interpreter that her son “lost his life because of the actions of a man that didn’t care that I was beside my son and grandson. “There is no greater pain than having your son die in your arms,” she said. “I yelled at him not to leave me … I realized that his soul was leaving his body, that I was losing him forever.” In a statement read on his behalf, the victim’s father said his family has been devastated by his son’s killing and that “our life has been a living hell.” DJ Quik also released a statement saying that he wishes he could share the sentencing with his son. “I’m disappointed that I didn’t get in front of that story and share the sentencing with my son,” he said. “The reality of all of this is that two families are irrevocably changed forever.” Prior to the arrest and sentencing, Blake Jr. had a budding rap career, performing under the name D. Blake. He appeared on Quik’s 2014 album The Midnight Life. Blake also released several solo records, including “Official,” “Rollin” (featuring Kinglife Herb) and “I Wanna Know (Remix)” featuring Dom Kennedy.

Mariah the Scientist’s profile has risen steadily in recent years, driven by strong streaming numbers and a growing fan base that has followed her from early releases to larger stages. Yet the Atlanta singer, known for her album Hearts Sold Separately, has also faced recurring criticism online. Some detractors have questioned her stage presence, while others have framed her success within broader debates about colorism in the music industry. The latest round of criticism began after public speaker and author Feminista Jones posted a short video from one of Mariah’s performances in Virginia Beach. In the post, Jones criticized the singer’s choreography and live vocals. “What the actual hell. No way she gets away with this if she’s dark skinned,” Jones wrote on X, formerly Twitter. The comment quickly circulated online, prompting debate among fans and observers. Supporters of the singer pushed back, arguing that linking an artist’s reception to complexion overlooked the work behind her career. Jones, however, stood by her criticism in follow-up posts. “I don’t argue with people who regularly use SnapChat. Grow up,” she wrote, dismissing the backlash. The exchange soon became another example of how quickly conversations about music can expand into larger cultural disputes on social media. Mariah the Scientist Lets Her Success Do the Talking Mariah did not address Jones directly. Instead, she used her platform to highlight the scale of her recent tour and the response from audiences. “125k tickets sold all on my own… Packed from the front to the back & not a single lyric goes unsung. It’s really something, u should see it in person,” she wrote. The singer also acknowledged the people behind the scenes who have supported her rise, including her sister Morgan, who manages her career, and a cousin who works as her assistant. “My fans (friends) have grown with me and related to me in ways that I never thought were possible,” she said. Reflecting on earlier criticism, she added, “I can’t believe I actually let your negative opinions bother me years ago when you all tried convincing me that what’s for me isn’t for me.” Mariah has also addressed a different strain of online criticism that dismisses her as superficial. “When in all actuality, it requires much intellect & creativity to take a small seed and grow it to what it has become. Very fruitful to say the least,” she wrote.

The New England Patriots plan to part ways with veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs when the 2026 league year begins next week. Patriots set to release WR Stefon Diggs after the start of the league year. (via @tompelissero) pic.twitter.com/63srpnVwT1 — NFL (@NFL) March 4, 2026 A league source said the move stems largely from financial considerations. Diggs’ salary cap hit was set to jump from $10.5 million to $26.5 million. His contract also included a clause guaranteeing an additional $6 million if he remained on the roster beyond next week. After the news surfaced, Diggs acknowledged the moment publicly. The 32-year-old posted a message on Instagram thanking the organization and supporters. “Thank you for a hell of a year,” he wrote. “We family forever.” Diggs joined the Patriots last March on a three-year, $69 million deal and quickly became the team’s top receiving option. He led the club during the regular season with 85 receptions for 1,013 yards and four touchdowns. His production helped stabilize the offense and gave quarterback Drake Maye a dependable target. NFL Star Stefon Diggs Will Be Cut By The New England Patriots The veteran receiver also contributed during the Patriots’ playoff run that ended at Super Bowl LX. Diggs recorded 14 catches for 110 yards and a touchdown across four postseason games while frequently drawing top defensive coverage. Away from the field, Diggs faces legal scrutiny tied to an alleged dispute with his personal chef. Authorities filed felony strangulation and related charges. Diggs has pleaded not guilty. A pretrial hearing is scheduled for April 1. With Diggs expected to depart, New England must reshape its receiving group. Veterans Mack Hollins and Kayshon Boutte headline the returning unit alongside DeMario Douglas. Head coach Mike Vrabel addressed the challenge during the NFL Scouting Combine, noting that elite receivers rarely reach free agency. “You have to draft them,” Vrabel said. “You develop them.” The Patriots hold 11 selections in the upcoming draft, including the No. 31 overall pick. Finding a new primary target will be a priority this offseason.