Travis Scott: Last News

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott. Despite theirrecent «break,» the on-and-off couple appears to be on such good terms that the rapper took to Jenner's recent Instagram post with a short, but sweet message for the mom of two. Over the weekend, behind-the-scenes snaps from a photo shoot for her upcoming mascara launch were shared to the Kylie Cosmetics Instagram account. In the pictures, the makeup mogul posed in an avant-garde black gown with her hair slicked back. «A beauty,» the nine-time GRAMMY nominee commented. Of course, the comment did not go unnoticed by fans, especially considering Scott does not frequently post in regard to his personal life. In January, a source told ET the pair was on a break, less than a year after she gave birth to their second child together, son Aire.

Travis Scott still appreciates his ex.

posted a video documenting her niece True Thompson's fifth birthday party (True is daughter). In the video, the 25-year-old shares rare footage of her son Aire, who was born in February 2022. At the beginning of the video, Jenner gets ready for the party with her daughter , five. Aire makes his appearance in Kylie's arms when the family is on the way to True's birthday bash.

Kylie Jenner is celebrating a special family occasion alongside her two children. 

Here we go again???

Kylie Jenner has shared a rare glimpse of her one year old son Aire in a new TikTok video. The 25 year old billionaire took to the social media platform to promote some new products from her hugely successful Kylie Cosmetics empire, as she told her fans that she "misses them". Kylie also revealed that she "deletes her social media" every "one or two months" to "reset".

Claybourne Evans Jr., who lead Atlanta talent agency Rubicon Brand Management and was also the VP of Grand Hustle Records, died on Thursday, March 23, according to a post by his family. No details on his age or cause of death were immediately available.

Kylie Jenner is putting her children first after splitting from Travis Scott.

Kylie Jenner doesn’t have time for “drama.”

Kylie Jenner isn't letting her split from Travis Scott affect their family. The former pair share daughter Stormi, 5, and son Aire, 1.In January, the 25-year-old makeup mogul and the 31-year-old rapper called it quits.

Wolf Webster was so last year.

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott are taking legal action to make their son’s name change official.

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott have filed a legal name change request for their son. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, the reality star and Sicko Mode rapper have now requested for their son's name to be legally changed. In March 2022, Kylie shared with fans on Instagram that the pair would no longer be calling their infant son Wolf, the name she originally announced after his birth that February.

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott have allegedly taken steps to legally change their son's name from Wolf to Aire, after sharing his new moniker with fans in January. Mum-of-two Kylie, 25, and rapper Travis, 30, have filed new legal documents, according to TMZ, asking to officially change their one year old son's name from Wolf Jacques Webster to Aire Webster. The documents state that the couple, who are also parents to five year old daughter Stormi, "regret" choosing Wolf as the tot's original name and believe Aire is a "better fit".

A brand new moniker! Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott have begun the process to legally rename their son, Us Weekly can confirm.

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott are taking the steps to legally change their son’s name from Wolf to Aire.

Call it divine intervention - Calvin Harris & Elie Goulding's newest collaboration Miracle is the Number 1 Trending Song in the UK right now.

Shirley Halperin Executive Editor, Music Larry Jackson marked the launch of his new media company Gamma with a starry kick-off party on Thursday night (March 9). Held at the brand-new Bird Streets Club in West Hollywood, the exclusive dinner was attended by Naomi Campbell, Travis Scott, Metallica’s Lars Ulrich, Russell Wilson and Ciara, Danny DeVito, Jimmy Jam, Saweetie, Mr. Brainwash, L.A. Reid, XO Records’ Amir “Cash” Esmailian, Apple Music’s Zane Lowe and actress Stephanie Shepherd, among others. Also represented were Gamma executives Ike Youssef, cofounder and president, and Breyon Prescott, EVP of content and music. Announced on March 8, Gamma is a multi-platform, multi-faceted business that will see Jackson acquiring or joining forces with major artists and brands, with endeavors in music, films, merchandise, fashion, web3 and other areas. The company was cofounded with former Interscope CFO Youssef; backers include Todd Boehly’s Eldridge Industries, Apple and studio A24.

Larry Jackson left Apple Music in September after seven years as the company’s global creative director, he kept quiet about his next move. But as an industry veteran with a deep rolodex and longstanding relationships with top music stars like Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne and Drake, his next venture was bound to be a very big one.    On Wednesday, Jackson announced the launch of Gamma, a multi-platform, multi-faceted business that will see him acquiring or joining forces with major artists and brands, with endeavors in music, films, merchandise, fashion, web3 and other areas. The company was cofounded with former Interscope CFO Ike Youssef; backers include Todd Boehly’s Eldridge Industries, Apple and indie film studio A24. The company is said to have $1 billion available in equity and debt.

Thania Garcia Producer Metro Boomin has sold a portion of his publishing catalog to Shamrock Capital for close to $70 million, Variety can confirm. News of the hip-hop acquisition was first published by Billboard on Tuesday morning and arrives as Shamrock continues to forge major investments in catalog sales, expanding a portfolio that includes the master recordings for Taylor Swift’s first six albums, which it acquired in 2020 from Scooter Braun’s Ithaca Holdings. Metro Boomin is riding high on the streaming and sales success of his second full-length album, “Heroes & Villains.” The R&B and hip-hop set was released last December and was the St. Louis artist’s biggest album in terms of first-week sales. It was also his second record to debut at No. 1 on the all-genre inclusive albums chart.

Yousef Srour Saturday, Day 2 of the star-studded Rolling Loud California festival, was built on anticipation and surprise. Whisperings about Travis Scott’s return to the U.S. festival circuit filled the Hollywood Park grounds as avid fans camped out to be as close as possible for his set — and any new music from his long-delayed album “Utopia” — while rumors were rife that across the fields, Lil Wayne would bring out Nicki Minaj — which he did, during a set filled with nearly 20 years of hits. While the festival was packed with A-list talent — Playboi Carti, Future, Lil Baby, Kodak Black, Tippie Redd, Lil Uzi Vert and dozens more — Scott’s set was guaranteed to the the most watched, not just due to his headliner status, but also because it marks his return a major U.S. festival stage for the first time since Astroworld, the Houston festival where, in November 2021, 10 people died and hundreds were injured in a crowd crush as Scott performed his headlining set.