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Tk Kirkland gets fact checked for saying Jay-Z is the number 1 selling artist in the world… Vlad lets him know Jay-Z is at the 71st position and Drake is 15th…. in Hip-Hop Jay-Z not even top 3 😭 “Drake is 15 and Jay-Z is 71… You’re fvcking kidding me… Jay is not even top 50”🥀

Cuffem makes a surprise appearance on stream with IShowSpeed as a "monster" for Halloween 😭

Dumb as a box of rocks🫩

Here we go again with Nota 😭😭

The property Nyeleti Bvuma showed off to investors belonged to her landlord, Sipho Khathite. He says she owes him more than R350,000 in rent, including legal fees its much more. Don't miss #CheckPoint tonight at 9:30pm on #eNCA, channel #DStv403.

It’s like a crime to be sober in Greece

Elon Musk's Cybertruck appears destined for the scrapyard. Tesla's winding down production of the futuristic EV, which was supposed to give petrol and diesel utes a run for their money, but failed to live up to the hype

Chris Brown & Usher Share the Stage Together at Atlanta Concert After Night 1 Drama tmz.me/4AhYfD0

Prince Harry quit royal life in 2020 and lost his police protection. Then his father, King Charles, got cancer. Harry flew 5,000 miles for 30 minutes with him. He sued for his protection and lost. He had to pay 90% of the lawyers Britain used against him: over £460,000. He was 12 when his mother died in a car crash in Paris, chased by photographers. A few days later he walked behind her coffin with the whole world watching. "I don't think any child should be asked to do that," he said 20 years later. He was the second son. In his memoir he writes that on the day he was born, his father said to Diana: "Wonderful! Now you've given me an heir and a spare. My work is done." In January 2020 he and Meghan stepped back. Within weeks, Britain decided he would no longer get automatic police protection. He told Oprah his family "literally cut me off financially" in the first months of 2020. The only reason he could leave, he said, was the money his mother left him. The money came fast. That same year, a Netflix deal reported at about $100 million. Later, a memoir that sold 3.2 million copies in its first week. But his biggest fear, he told Oprah, was "history repeating itself." So he offered to pay for British police out of his own pocket. Britain said no. So he took his own country's government to court. He lost in 2024. He lost the appeal in 2025. He was ordered to cover 90% of the government's legal costs. He was asked to give up Frogmore Cottage, his home in Britain. His kids went four years without seeing their grandfather. And his father, he says, stopped speaking to him over it. Now look at the money. Diana left about £13 million, most of it to her two sons. His older brother William now collects £22.9 million a year from the Duchy of Cornwall. Under a charter from 1337, that estate only goes to the heir. After the diagnosis, it took 19 months to get a second meeting with his father. The first one lasted 30 minutes. The second, 54. This July his kids finally saw their grandfather again. Harry says he just wants his family safe in his own country. In the video below, hours after losing his appeal, he names the one thing he says he'll probably never forgive. His critics say he chose to leave and should live with it. He cashed in on his family with Netflix and a book, they say, and still wants British taxpayers to guard him. A Spotify executive called him and Meghan "grifters" on air. His brother gets £22.9 million a year for being born first. Harry, the spare, got a bill for over £460,000. Is Prince Harry a man who chose to leave and should live with it, or a son whose mother died running from photographers and who just wants his kids safe?

Why USA uses the imperial system

In 2008, a 31-year-old undefeated Floyd Mayweather took a $20 million cheque to step into a no-disqualification match with a 7-foot, 450-pound giant. That was the deal at WrestleMania XXIV. After Mayweather broke Big Show’s nose at No Way Out to ignite the angle, WWE sold the size mismatch hard. Big Show publicly asked whether the money was worth risking his career. Mayweather, already the face of boxing after the De La Hoya payday and the “Money” rebrand, treated it as pure business: quick results, quick big money, and a chance to say he ran the WWE too. The risk was real in theory — one mis-timed bump or an overzealous shot from a man three times his size could have ended the night differently. In practice it was scripted sports entertainment. Mayweather trained with Triple H, used a chair and brass knuckles, and knocked Big Show out in front of 74,000 people. He left with the win, the headline, and a payday larger than almost every boxing purse of his career to that point. Worth it? For Mayweather, the answer was never in doubt. The only question was how many times he’d get to say “I told you so.”

2021 genuinely was not a real year

"Never ever talk over me!" 🤬 Nota Baloyi completely lost his cool when Sfiso called L-Tido and things went left real quick. Watch the full chaotic moment on Music Pulse, airing this Tuesday at 3 PM

Lebo M mesmerizing his 7th wife, businesswoman Pretty Samuel's.

She came home at 11:30 at night to find her neighbor's car in her paid parking spot, so she had it towed. "There's a sign on the wall and a sign on the floor." Neighbor: "You could have knocked on the door. We stay right next door to each other." Her: "I don't know you, mama. Seeing you does not mean I know you." Should she have knocked first, or was the tow fair?

Piers Morgan Tells Joy-Ann Reid She Wasn't Fired Because She Was Black — But Because Her Show Became Unpopular! Reid fires back, accusing Piers of turning every discussion about race into a racial argument. Then Piers delivers a brutal response: “You racialised everything, Joy!” What follows is a fiery clash over her MSNBC exit, accusations of hypocrisy, and whether race became the centre of her political commentary. Piers Morgan: Let's move on. I want to play a clip from when you lost your job at MSNBC. Let's watch this. Joy-Ann Reid (Townhall clip): My show had value. What I was doing had value. And in the end, I'm sorry, I try not to cry on TV. Piers Morgan: You're perfectly entitled to be proud of your show. Many people enjoyed it for years. But people at MSNBC were briefing that the reason was declining ratings after the election, with a 47% decrease. You also told Marc Lamont Hill this: Joy-Ann Reid (Night School clip): After I said Americans could relate to Ukrainians in a way they didn't relate to Palestinians because Ukrainians are white, that watching white people get their schools bombed "hit different," we could see the loss of white viewers from that moment. I'm a Black woman, and as someone from the Global South, I believe we have a different empathy towards other Global South people when they're suffering. We approach those stories from a different angle, with different kinds of empathy, and I think that's not always received well in the news business. Piers Morgan: Joy, let's be honest. I don't think you were fired because of your skin colour or because you're a Black woman. I think you were fired because your show became increasingly unpopular. It happens all the time in television. Why play the race card? Joy-Ann Reid: I love the fact that your version of "playing the race card" is accusing me of doing it. You're so fixated on trying to racialise conversations with me, Piers. I find it quite charming. Piers Morgan: You racialised more conversations in your ten years at MSNBC than any host in history. Joy-Ann Reid: No. I had a conversation with Marc Lamont Hill that you're clipping. You take an entire conversation and pick the bits you can racialise because this is your shtick. I understand how you operate. Piers Morgan: You racialise everything, Joy! Come on! Joy-Ann Reid: Game recognises game. I understand this is your game. Piers Morgan: It's not my shtick! It was your shtick! And people got bored with it! Joy-Ann Reid: Everyone knows what you do, Piers. It's interesting that you, as a white European, believe people of colour are racialising conversations when they talk about race. But when you bring up Barack Obama's skin colour to challenge my criticism of Trump, that's racialising a conversation too. Piers Morgan: I find it hilarious, because you're the one who said Donald Trump is a white fascist! Joy-Ann Reid: I agree with Mark Milley, who isn't Black, and Trump's former chief of staff, who isn't Black, about his fascist tendencies. Mark Milley called him fascist to the core. So if that makes you sad and uncomfortable, I can't help you, Piers. Piers Morgan: It doesn't make me sad or uncomfortable. I think it makes you a little bit of a hypocrite. Commentator: Hypocrite is the right word. Reid can talk about race all day, but the moment Piers mentions Obama's skin colour, she accuses him of racialising the conversation.

Woodface 50 Cent now sent the cops to Yuntie’s house because she is cooking him and he can’t take it 😂😭. He sent his lawyers to threaten her, sued her, and now sent the police to her house. He’s the feds 😭.

Yuntie GOES OFF on 50 Cent and his BM, Daphne Joy, again after they tried serving papers to her family, saying she’ll literally climb out the chimney and hide in a trunk before anyone serves her on a Friday 😭💀 “What are they going to do to my mouth when I go to jail, take it off my face?” “I will be watching them through the peephole, and every time I get out the chimney and get in the garage in the trunk.” “That bitch need a loofah doofah... scrubby dubby body, you need a Tree Hut jar from Walmart to scrub his dusty ass.” “You Swedish meatball, you white lasagna eating bitch.” “Them hoes don’t even eat yams and greens, they don’t know where the pork and beans and weenies is!”