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Tony Yayo discussed the forthcoming legal challenges facing Sean “Diddy” Combs, touching on the gravity of federal cases and the seeming inevitability of legal repercussions, regardless of wealth or status. DJ Vlad relayed from an insider that the case against Diddy might be winnable if delayed, noting the star’s reluctance to bolster his legal defense

A legal team representing Tory Lanez is petitioning for a pardon, arguing that new evidence could prove the rapper did not shoot Megan Thee Stallion during the high-profile 2020 incident that led to his conviction. On Wednesday (May 14th), non-profit legal organization United the People held a press conference to publicly advocate for Lanez, whose

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ daughters, Chance, D’Lila and Jessie Combs, exited a Manhattan federal courtroom twice on Tuesday (May 12th), as disturbing testimony about their father’s alleged sex crimes became too graphic to bear. The three teens, seated quietly during opening arguments, stood and walked out during testimony from Daniel Phillip, a male escort who claimed

News broke on May 12th that rapper Tory Lanez was stabbed 14 times in prison and rushed to the hospital in critical condition. As the investigation unfolds, more information has emerged about the inmate suspected of carrying out the brutal attack. According to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR), the alleged assailant is

Singer Casandra “Cassie” Ventura, a former girlfriend of Sean “Diddy” Combs and a key witness in the federal sex-trafficking and racketeering trial of the music mogul, returned to the stand on Thursday for cross-examination. During the first few hours of cross-examination, Combs stared at Ventura as she answered questions. His sons and mother were present in the

Opening statements were made Monday morning in the sex trafficking trial against Sean “Diddy” Combs. Federal prosecutors blasted the music mogul for his alleged criminal behaviors, highlighting interactions described as “Freak-Offs” and “wild King nights.” Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber — alongside Law&Crime’s Elizabeth Millner — break down the brand new details uncovered in court.

Smokey Robinson is facing serious accusations and a $50 million lawsuit in Los Angeles where four former housekeepers claim the Motown legend sexually assaulted them at his homes in the San Fernando Valley and Las Vegas. The women allege Smokey Robinson isolated them and coerced them into sexual acts against their will. The civil complaint, filed

DJ Akademiks provided commentary on Cassie’s potential testimony in the ongoing Diddy trial, suggesting it could be a significant turning point. According to Akademiks, Cassie’s claims may be pivotal as they delve into recorded evidence purportedly showing coercion under duress. The discussion also highlights the public’s MeToo-era mindset, which may influence perceptions of guilt in

In this new VladTV exclusive, Wack100 and DJ Vlad discuss their experiences and perspectives on various topics, including the challenges of independent Hip Hop media. They delve into the complexities of Big U’s legal case, the concept of “checking in,” the impact of media narratives, and the credibility of individuals like Luce Cannon and Keefe