Cardi B turned herself in to local police in New York City, related to an incident this past summer where the Bronx star was involved in an altercation at a strip club. The hitmaker was charged with two misdemeanors: assault and reckless endangerment. Back in the summer, Cardi allegedly ordering an attack on two bartenders at Angels Strip Club in Queens NY. The bartenders, Jade and Baddie Gi, said their long-standing beef stems from Cardi believing Jade had slept with her husband Offset. The Migos were set to perform at the strip club that night, and Cardi came face-to-face with the two bartenders. At that point, the rapper allegedly ordered her crew to attack the pair by throwing bottles and chairs. The 2 women were both hurt but refused medical attention. 

On Monday (Oct. 1), a blonde Cardi was all smiles as she turned herself into police custody. A mug shot was taken and she was fingerprinted. She is scheduled to be arraigned on October 29.

Jacquees travels across the pond for his brand new video “London.” The single is the latest release off the Cash Money crooner’s stellar debut album 4275. 

Quees and his leading lady enjoy a night out in London town, first having drinks at a local bar and then taking in the sights with a late night drive. After intimate conversations and flirtacious foreplay in the car, the lovers take it to their hotel room where they get busy until sunrise. 

“Girl you’re my mission (forreal) / Body on the counter, legs in the wind,” sings Jacquees. “If I get in the shower, you gon’ get in (what you gon’ do?) / We can debate for hours, girl come out them heels.”

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Pardison Fontaine is best known as Cardi B’s close collaborator, co-writing her smash hits “Bodak Yellow” and “Be Careful.” Known to many as Pardi, the rapper/songwriter is signed to Atlantic Records, the same label Cardi B is under. After recently contributing to Kanye West’s ye album, Fontaine grabs his partner-in-crime for his new single “Backin’ It Up.” The record comes with an official music video, where the dynamic duo turn up in the stylish clip.

Suge Knight was sentenced to 28 years in prison, after pleading no contest to voluntary manslaughter in L.A. County Superior Court on Thursday (Sept. 20). The 53-year-old former Death Row Records CEO was accused in January 2015 of running over two men, killing one of them, Terry Carter, after a confrontation on the set of the movie biopic Straight Outta Compton. Knight will get credit for time served while awaiting trial, around 3 1/2 years. The Compton native will also be on parole for three years after his prison sentence. 

TMZ reports Knight’s sentence is stiffer than a normal voluntarily manslaughter charge due to his prior felony conviction in 1997. Of total 28 years, five years were added due to Carter’s killing being deemed a “serious and violent” felony. An additional year was also added because the SUV truck Suge was driving is considered a deadly weapon.

Lupe Fiasco celebrated his freedom from the majors and beginning as an independent artist last year with the album, DROGAS Light. The Chicago lyricist now delivers the follow-up, DROGAS WAVE. Originally set to drop next week, Lupe pushes the album’s release ahead one week. Teased since 2017, DROGAS WAVE is a 24-song body of work. Artists like Damian ‘Jr. Gong’ Marley and Nikki Jean make guest appearances on the project, out now!