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The long-standing legal friction between Grammy-winning rapper Future and his ex- partner Brittni Mealy has reached a volatile new peak. According to court documents made public on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, Mealy has filed a motion asking a judge to hold the rapper in contempt and sentence him to jail time for allegedly failing to secure a court-mandated life insurance policy.
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The entertainment community is mourning the loss of Alex Duong, a versatile actor and stand-up comedian known for his recurring role in the CBS drama Blue Bloods. Duong passed away at St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica following a courageous year-long battle with a rare and
aggressive form of cancer. He was 42.
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Tiger Woods was found with opioid pills in his pocket and showed signs of impairment following a car crash in Florida, according to a police affidavit.
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A gesture of high-profile philanthropy has hit a bureaucratic wall at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers, who have been working without pay for over six weeks due to a partial government shutdown, were reportedly instructed on Monday, March 30, 2026, to return $1,000 gift cards donated by media mogul Tyler Perry.
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Miss Universe Jamaica, Gabrielle Henry, has officially been released from the hospital four months after her shocking fall from the Miss Universe stage, pageant organizers say.
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A North Carolina judge has ordered viral TikTok influencer Brenay Kennard (formerly Montague) to pay $40,000 as a security bond while she attempts to appeal a massive multi-million dollar judgment. The ruling, handed down by Durham County Superior Court Judge Hoyt Tessener, requires the payment as an “undertaking” to protect the interests of the plaintiff during the lengthy appeals process.
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A jury has delivered a verdict in a lawsuit involving Ye, ruling in favour of a former employee who accused the artist of unpaid wages and unsafe working conditions. The case was brought by Tony Saxton, who worked on Ye’s former Malibu property.
