Former Army Ranger sniper Nicholas Irving returns to VladTV with Shawn Prez for a wide-ranging conversation on war, media fatigue, and why the Jeffrey Epstein files remain a major unanswered story. Irving argues that endless news cycles, rising costs, and political distractions have worn down public attention, comparing today’s climate to Occupy Wall Street and
The 24-year-old Australian athlete who won a fitness competition in China while covered in feces has apologized and retroactively forfeited the victory, saying she regrets not dropping out. Wietrzyk, who had previously celebrated her win, went on to say that she has chosen to “retroactively withdraw from the race” and forfeit the 110 points she was awarded
Memphis Public Libraries dedicated its Cloud 901 music production room Monday as the Tay Keith Music Lab following a donation from the Tay Keith Legacy Foundation. The city declared September 21 as Tay Keith Day and handed over the keys to the city, honoring the legendary producer who shaped modern Hip-Hop from the ground up.
50 is taking his business empire to the casino floor, launching a new live table game inspired by the legendary New York street dice game Cee-lo. The mogul’s launching “50 Cent Headcrack” with gaming company TCSJOHNHUXLEY, transforming the classic three-dice game Cee-lo into a legitimate table game that’ll debut at G2E Las Vegas in 2026,
Jay-Z is expanding Roc Nation’s Asian footprint after signing Hong Kong superstar Jackson Wang to a global management agreement. The partnership connects one of Asia’s most internationally recognized performers with Jay-Z’s entertainment company as its founder increases his financial exposure across the region. Wang celebrated the agreement by releasing “Thank You,” a new single accompanied by
Drake is continuing his reign as the biggest Canadian artist on the planet, and one of his newest tracks hits close to home. The Toronto rapper released a surprise new single titled “Quebec” on Saturday, the latest addition to the ongoing rollout for his FOMO project. It arrived alongside several other music videos posted to Drake’s
Chingy joins VladTV for a candid conversation about the music business, bad record deals, and why artists need lawyers, negotiation skills, and trusted people around them before signing contracts. Reflecting on his own career lessons, the St. Louis rapper explains that business disputes should be handled through renegotiation—not violence or intimidation—and warns young artists about
Ed Sheeran took the stage in Philadelphia on Saturday night and delivered what he called a heartfelt apology, but the internet immediately called him out for making it look like a performance instead of a genuine moment. The British singer stood at Lincoln Financial Field reading from a teleprompter while tears streamed down his face, apologizing
Defense attorney Bradford Cohen joins Vlad to discuss why lawyers often avoid interviews during active cases, referencing Vlad’s conversation with Arthur Horne, attorney for Big30. Cohen explains the risks of speaking publicly before trial, how outside audiences often judge cases from limited clips, and why legal strategy can differ from public perception. The conversation turns
Lil Wayne opened up about his son’s remarkable journey from soccer player to Division I kicker prospect, revealing how Dwayne Carter III earned his Colorado scholarship through pure dedication and hard work. Speaking on “The Joint Venture Show” podcast, the Young Money founder beamed with pride as he discussed his son’s athletic trajectory, emphasizing that the
