EJAE of KPop Demon Hunters Wears Dior, Swarovski at 98th Oscars

 

EJAE, (Kim Eun-jae) of the KPop Demon Hunters walked the red carpet at the 98th Oscars in a matching strapless, sparkling champagne gown decorated with black hibiscus flowers by Dior, and custom-made Swarovski Created Diamonds jewelry, after the group received two nominations for their hit song "Golden". See Full Story>

DJ Khaled and Tekashi 6ix9ine Report Mysterious Coffins Outside Residences

 

The Palm Beach Sheriff's Office made no arrests in connection to two mysterious coffins marked with white crosses and bearing the messages "RIP OVO" and "RIP DRAKE, delivered within the span of two days to celebrities DJ Khaled and Tekashi 6ix9ine at their Florida homes, allegedly by people posing as delivery drivers. See Full Story> 

Charlie XCX Wins Five BRIT Awards, Including Album of the Year

 

British musician Charlie XCX, who won five of the six nominations given at the BRIT Awards in London, including song, songwriter, artist and album of the year, for "Brat", stunned the audience by wearing a sheer black dress from Turkish designer Dilara Findikoglu's 2025 fall collection. See Full Story>

Bhad Bhabie Posts Shocking Video, Images of Abuse by Boyfriend Le Vaughn

 

21-year-old American rapper and social media personality Danielle Peskowitz Bregoli, professionally known as Bhad Bhabie, says she is staying with her boyfriend and father of her child Le Vaughn, after posting shocking video and photographs showing alleged physical abuse of him pushing her to the ground and close-up images of her with a swollen black eye. See Full Story>

Tejano Country Music Star, Family Shot in Hail of 150 Bullets in Chihuahua

Tejano country star singer Kevin Hernandez, his wife and their three children were ambushed in a hail of more than 150 bullets alongside a highway in Chihuahua, Mexico, killing Hernandez, his wife and 17-year-old son, critically injuring their two younger children and maternal grandparent, as police continue to investigate the incident and a possible motive. See Full Story>

Tekashi 6ix9ine Arrested For Domestic Violence in Dominican Republic

 

Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine, whose birth name is Daniel Hernandez, has been arrested on charges of domestic violence and failing to appear in court for various traffic violations in the Dominican Republic capital city of Santo Domingo, with no further details immediately available concerning the details of the incident. See Full Story>

Doja Cat's Teeth Knocked Out by Brother, Mother Requests Restraining Order

 

The mother of Grammy award-winning musician Doja Cat, whose given name is Amala Ratna Zadile Dlamini, requested a straining order in a Los Angeles Superior court, claiming that the rapper has suffered domestic abuse from her older brother Raman Dalithando Dlamini, including cuts, bruises and having her teeth knocked out. See Full Story>

Taylor Swift Fan Dies Due to Extreme Heat at Rio De Janeiro Concert

 

23-year-old Ana Clara Benevides Machado died after falling ill while waiting in line for a Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert at the Nilton Santos Olympic Stadium in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, as apparent temperatures in the area reached a record 138 degrees Fahrenheit and concertgoers at the event chanted for water in the sweltering heat. See Full Story>

Bossa Nova Singer Astrud Gilberto, Dead at 83

 

Brazilian bossa nova singer Astrud Gilberto, who recorded 16 studio albums and two live records over her career, popularizing the music genre throughout world, but shot to fame with her 1963 hit song titled "The Girl From Ipanema", a tune inspired by a man's attraction for a teenage girl who often passed by a bar near the beach, died at the age of 83. See Full Story>

Singer, Actor and Humanitarian Harry Belafonte, Dead at 96

 

Legendary award-winning singer, actor, entertainer, and prominent civil rights activist Harry Belafonte, probably best known for his iconic version of the Jamaican folk song "Day-O", also known as "The Banana Boat Song", died of congestive heart failure in his New York home at the age of 96. See Full Story>

K-pop Band Singer Moonbin From Astro Dies at 25

South Korean singer and actor Moonbin from the K-pop boy band Astro died suddenly in his Seoul home in the upscale neighborhood of Gangnam at the age of 25, according to a statement by his record label Fantagio Music, with the police stating he took his own life by suicide, though an official report awaits from the autopsy. See Full Story>

South African Rapper "Assassinated" Outside Restaurant in Durban

Police in South Africa are calling the killing of popular 35-year-old rapper Kiernan Forbes, as known as, AKA an "assassination" after a gunman walked up from behind at close range and shot him in the back of the head outside a restaurant eastern city of Durban. See Full Story>

Beyonce Breaks Record For Most Wins After Awarded 32nd Grammy

 

With 88 career nominations, R&B singer and pop superstar Beyonce became the most awarded single artist in the history of the Grammy Awards after winning her 32nd during the 65th annual ceremony for best dance/electronic music album, breaking the record held by classical conductor Georg Solti. See Full Story>

Irene Cara, 'Fame' and 'Flashdance' Singer, Dead at 63

Irene Cara, who won an Academy Award, two Grammys and an Oscar, but probably best known for singing the title song and playing the character Coco Hernandez in the hit 1980's musical 'Fame' and defining and era with 'Flashdance...What A Feeling,' died in her Florida home at the age of 63. See Full Story>

Chinese-Canadian Pop Star Kris Wu Sentenced to 13 Years For Rape

 

Chinese-Canadian superstar singer Kris Wu, also known as Wu Yifan and formerly of the K-pop band Exo, was sentenced to 13 years in prison after a court in Beijing found him guilty of crimes, including the rape of three girls, following a series of sexual harassment allegations from Internet celebrities and underaged girls. See Full Story>

Nine Dead in Stamped at Guatemalan Music Festival

 

A stampede at a large outdoor music festival hosting more than 10 bands in the western Guatemalan city of Quetzaltenango killed nine people, including two 12-year-old children, and injured at least 20 others during Independence Day celebrations, with authorities blaming the tragedy on the set up of the venue, which only provided two exits. See Full Story>

Giant LED Screen Falls on Hong Kong Boy Band, Seriously Injuring Dancer

 

A dancer remains in serious condition and two others sustained injuries after a giant LED screen fell onto the stage in the midst of a live performance of Hong Kong's boy band Mirror, a hugely popular group who sings their music in Cantonese, during a 12-night concert series at the Hong Kong Coliseum. See Full Story> 

Arooj Aftab Becomes First Pakistani Singer to Win Grammy Award

 

37-year-old Brooklyn-based vocalist Arooj Aftab became the first Pakistani singer to win a Grammy Award trophy for her song "Mohabbat" in the best music performance category, an artist who has been steadily gaining global attention for her blend of ancient Sufi traditions, folk, jazz and minimalism. See Full Story>

Ronnie Spector, Lead Vocalist of the Ronettes, Dead at 78

The family of Ronnie Spector, the lead singer and founder of the 1960's girl group The Ronettes, the vocal trio known for immortal hits such as "Be My Baby" and "Walking in the Rain", died in her home at the age of 78 following a brief bout with cancer. See Full Story>

Dominican Plane Crash Kills Puerto Rican Music Producer, Eight Others

 

Nine people died when a private charted jet bound for Miami crashed 15 minutes after takeoff during an attempted emergency landing from La Isabela International Airport in the Dominican Republic, including Puerto Rican music producer Jose Hernandez, better known as "Flow La Movie". See Full Story>