No Kid Hungry Declines Tekashi 6ix9ine's $200,000 Donation Amid Pandemic

YG has said that he doubts he will work with Nicki Minaj again due to her connection with Tekashi 6ix9ine.6ix9ine and YG have a long-running feud, with YG once using the rainbow-haired rapper’s mugshot as his stage background for live gigs, as well as dropping the track ‘Stop Snitchin’.Minaj and 6ix9ine recently collaborated on single ‘Trollz’, which reached number one on the US Billboard chart, before landing the biggest second week chart fall in history for a single that debuted on the top spot.“I don’t know, my feelings was hurt,” YG responded when asked if he would work with Minaj again in the future, shaking his head to imply that he wouldn’t consider the idea.“I’m a real street n***a… Yeah, I’m cool,” he added.

Bethenny Frankel is living her best life this summer.While most days she’s busy managing her many business ventures — from her Skinnygirl brands to her upcoming podcast, “Just B With Bethenny Frankel” — the mogul, 49, is still managing to find time in her jam-packed schedule to enjoy the warm season.One of her favorite activities? Getting to bond even more with her daughter, Bryn, 10, who she shares with ex Jason Hoppy.

The Europa League quarter-final draw has pitted United against either Copenhagen or Istanbul Basaksehir, assuming they come through the tie against LASK, which they are leading 5-0 after the first leg. The rest of the tournament will be played as one-off games at neutral venues in Germany, but United head back to Old Trafford to see through the job they started back in March before the coronavirus pandemic.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Frankie and Benny’s at Abbotsinch Retail Park will not reopen and the outlet at Glasgow Airport is likely to remain shut until the end of the year, the restaurant chain has confirmed.The eatery at Intu Braehead will however reopen in line with national guidelines.The Restaurant Group, which owns Frankie and Benny’s, announced proposals to shut 125 restaurants last month as it confirmed the coronavirus pandemic had worsened an already difficult financial situation.On Friday, it confirmed the outlet situated off Renfrew Road is part of the nationwide cull.It is not known how many people will lose their jobs.The restaurant, along with all food outlets, closed at the

Rangers star Scott Arfield has sent a good luck message to a kind-hearted boy who is taking on a mini-marathon for charity. Football-daft Alfie Hadden, from The Murray in East Kilbride, will run 5K to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy UK.

announced earlier this week a new discount scheme to encourage people to revisit hospitality businesses that have been hit during the coronavirus pandemic. The 'Eat Out to Help Out' scheme, will see participating businesses offering a 50% discount to customers on dine-in meals which can be used unlimited times throughout August.Businesses will then be able to claim the money back from the government.The maximum amount of money diners can save is £10 per head, per meal and is redeemable from Monday to Wednesday.However, it can't just be used anywhere as pubs, restaurants and cafés need to sign up to the scheme.

shell out for Daily Star's newsletter. It's FREE! Sign up today for the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxSaul 'Canelo' Alvarez is on the hunt for a new September opponent after Billy Joe Saunders officially pulled out of his proposed meeting with the Mexican superstar last week.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says he has no fears about Mason Greenwood suffering from burn-out.

Kanye West is “extremely cautious” about hopes to bring the coronavirus crisis to an end with the development of a new vaccine, branding it “the mark of the beast”.

A prison officer has been given a suspended sentence after striking up a romance with an inmate she became "infatuated" with.

A supermarket shopper says she was left "shocked and disgusted" after witnessing a worker appear to clean baskets with his own spit.

wedding receptions were cancelled from reading a Facebook post.The Tufted Duck Hotel in Aberdeenshire is being revamped as a bar and bistro by owners Lesley Ann and Conrad Ritchie and they have decided to cancel wedding receptions due to be held there.The coronavirus pandemic and lockdown restrictions have been blamed for the change.The couple said they relied on two functions per week to make the business, which employs 19 staff, viable and as of yet, there is no date in place for when large gatherings will be allowed again.However, that has been blasted as little more than an excuse by one angry bride who was due to get married at the Tufted Duck, in St Combs, Aberdeenshire, in September 2021.The woman, who asked not to be named, found

Charity staff were reduced to tears when their respite facility for disabled children was trashed at the weekend.Fabb Scotland took a booking for one of their newly refurbished rooms, near Callander, from someone saying they were a family with an autistic child who needed a weekend break.

Manchester United could opt against a summer move for Jack Grealish. The Aston Villa captain enjoyed a fine start to the season in his return to Premier League football, but has failed to deliver after the restart and witnessed his team slip four points from safety.

Express.co.uk: “I think above all it's a family film, but if your family has girls, then it’s an obligatory family film.”Teresa only rode horses briefly as a child and therefore underwent intensive training for the film to ride like champion Michelle.The actress revealed: “I had to start [horse riding]  again, I did it when I was a little girl, between ages 11 and 12. She explained: “I used to go on trail rides when I was younger, I would take my horse, and we would do some trots.That was pretty much the extent of my experience, so it felt all these years later like I was starting again. “It wasn’t just about riding, It was about being natural around the horses.“The star had to work extremely hard to ride thoroughbreds that were used on the

Summer holidays are back on the cards for some Brits, as the FCO has adjusted its advice to allow non-essential travel to a list of approved countries.

Coronation Street 's evil Geoff Metcalfe will be caught through his phone calls to Yasmeen in prison.

Tyson Beckford is single and knows what he wants in a woman and these are all pieces of information the lady population is definitely interested in! After all, the supermodel is a very attractive man, so there is no doubt many want to know if they could be his next love! Beckford just dropped his own cologne known as Orion Sky so a lucky lady might be able to check out the scent on a future date. Unfortunately, the man suggested that might not happen any time soon.

This Morning via video call from their home in Switzerland, where the 89-year-old billionaire has raised some eyebrows for his ‘controversial’ views.The proud dad revealed to Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield that little Ace is settling in well saying family life is ‘peaceful at the moment’.His wife talked about the amazing experience of giving birth during the pandemic with her mother by her side.While he was at the hospital, Bernie was not actually present in the delivery room.‘I don’t know what there is to see, I’d rather watch a video,’ the father explained.Also in the interview, Fabiana revealed that the couple is very happy at the moment and that her husband is hands-on with Ace, except when it comes to nappies and night time

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A Glasgow businessman has swapped his annual donation of panto tickets to food vouchers for service users of Hamilton-based charity Blameless.For the past five years Bill Roddie, managing director of Glasgow-based family-owned business Spectrum Properties, has funded an annual trip to the pantomime for up to 100 vulnerable youngsters and their families.But, with no sign of pantomimes being performed any time soon, the big-hearted businessman has instead donated £1500 in Aldi food vouchers to the youngsters’ parents, guardians, and carers of Blameless.The charity supports and provides fun times, happy memories, and a vision of hope for the children and families of

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