Tupac Shakur: Last News

“Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy,” which premieres on Peacock Tuesday, addresses rumors that the disgraced hip-hop mogul might have been involved in the drive-by shooting of his prize rap protégé on March 9, 1997.“So did he directly have something to do with it? He could have,” says former Diddy bodyguard Gene Deal, who is one of the members of his inner circle interviewed in the doc that arrives as the jailed star — born Sean Combs — awaits his May trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges.Deal, who worked for Diddy from 1991 to 2005, was with his then boss and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame rapper the night of his murder after Vibe magazine’s post-Soul Train Awards party in Los Angeles.In “Making of a Bad Boy,” he claims that Diddy was allegedly acting suspiciously in the days before the murder.“The week [in] which Biggie was murdered he was just acting real anxious and trying to get Big at this party,” says Deal. “And [what] was crazy was, Big was telling people he had to be in London.

The video – which was posted Monday, March 24, and garnered nearly 10 million likes by Wednesday afternoon – showed the “Married… with Children” star rocking his head as he and his daughter mouthed the words to Tupac Shakur’s 1996 epic diss track “Hit ‘Em Up.”“I ain’t got no motherf–kin’ friends,” Claire lip-synched before her famous dad stepped in.“That’s why I f–ked yo bitch, you fat motherf–ker,” O’Neill, 78, added after stepping into the frame.The beloved “Modern Family” actor’s daughter could not help but hold back laughter during the eight-second clip. She also captioned the video, “This was his idea.”Meanwhile, Claire’s nearly 140K followers – and some of her father’s former co-stars – rushed to the comments section of the short TikTok video to applaud the pair’s Tupac rendition.“I AM SCREAMINGGGGGG,” Sarah Hyland, who starred with O’Neill on “Modern Family,” wrote.“This is amazing,” fellow “Modern Family” alum Ariel Winter added.While many fans and followers complimented O’Neill and his daughter’s performance, others missed the point completely and began arguing about which of the actor’s two most famous TV characters was better.“He taught me love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage,” wrote one “Married… with Children” fan.

the late rapper’s mother, Voletta Wallace, who passed away last month at the age of 78. Jay-Z’s mother, Gloria Carter, Bad Boy Records artist Mase and RCA Records president Mark Pitts, who co-managed Biggie — aka the Notorious B.I.G.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music Comedian Druski and NFL player Odell Beckham Jr. have been included in a sexual-assault lawsuit against Sean “Diddy,” Combs, the latest in more than 100 filed against the embattled rapper-entrepreneur, who has been in police custody since September.

Suge Knight has responded to an Eminem diss track, saying “an honourable man doesn’t kick the defenceless”.In January, the track ‘Smack You’ was leaked online, having been recorded by Eminem in the mid-2000s and remaining unreleased ever since. It opens with a sample of 2Pac’s ‘Bomb First (My Second Reply)’ and includes verses in which he hints at Death Row co-founder Knight’s alleged involvement in 2Pac and Biggie Smalls’ murders.Knight is currently serving a 28-year sentence in California after he pleaded no contest in 2018 to a voluntary manslaughter charge after a 2015 hit-and-run incident.Now, Knight’s son Suge J.

Suge Knight has claimed that Tupac was interested in signing Aaliyah to Death Row Records.The iconic label’s co-founder made the revelation in a new interview with The Art of Dialogue. Talking over the phone from prison, Knight said Tupac first learned about Aaliyah when they went to see Gladys Knight perform.“We had a thing,” he said. “I would always listen to oldies, and Pac would listen to rap.

Tupac Shakur’s murder, has filed a motion to dismiss the case.As reported by the Associated Press, Davis’ attorney Carl Arnold filed the motion and claimed that his client’s rights were being violated by a 27-year delay in prosecution and a failure to honour prior immunity agreements that both federal and local authorities granted Davis after confessing to playing a role in the homicide back in 2008.In a news release, Arnold said: “The prosecution has failed to justify a decades-long delay that has irreversibly prejudiced my client. Moreover, the failure to honor immunity agreements undermines the criminal justice system’s integrity and seriously questions this prosecution.”At the time of writing, Davis’ trial is still set to go ahead on March 17.

Madonna once asked her to “hook her up” with Tupac Shakur.Last Thursday (November 7), Perez appeared as a special guest on The Drew Barrymore Show to promote her new Apple TV+ series Before, in which she stars alongside Billy Crystal.Per Complex, Perez recalled preparing to attend the 1993 Soul Train Music Awards – she was stood up by her unnamed date at the last minute, so Shakur stepped in to replace him.“He said, ‘You know what, I’m gonna go with you, we’re gonna walk up in there, we’re gonna act like we’re on a date, and he’s going to die,'” she remembered their conversation going.At the awards ceremony, she was apparently approached by Madonna: “She came up to me and she was like, ‘Yo, what’s up? Y’all are together?'” she said. “I said, ‘No,’ she goes, ‘Really?’ I go, ‘Yeah,’ she goes, ‘Hook me up.’ I said, ‘You got it.'”The dalliance between Madonna and Shakur had been a long-standing rumour – that is, until 2015, when she confirmed it in a Howard Stern interview.“I was mad at [David Letterman] when I said the F-word a lot.

A woman accusing P Diddy of rape claimed the rapper threatened to give her a 'Glasgow smile', according to new court records.

Diddy’ Combs has been accused of raping a woman as payback for her claiming that he was involved in the murder of Tupac Shakur.The disgraced rapper was arrested in New York last month and subsequently charged with sex trafficking, racketeering and transporting for prostitution. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.Diddy was later denied bail after offering a $50million (£38.4m) bond, and was reportedly placed on suicide watch as he awaits trial.

Tupac‘s brother has alleged that Diddy has been dishonest about his apparent lack of connection to the rapper’s murder in 1996.In September of last year, Duane “Keffe D” Davis was charged with the late rapper’s murder, 27 years after he was fatally wounded from a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas. The former gang leader was charged with one count of murder with a deadly weapon in connection to the attack.Earlier this month, Tupac’s family began investigating Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ alleged link to his murder.

Tupac Shakur’s family are investigating Diddy’s alleged link to the late rapper’s murder.In September of last year, Duane “Keffe D” Davis was charged with the late rapper’s murder, 27 years after he was fatally wounded from a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas. The former gang leader was charged with one count of murder with a deadly weapon in connection to the attack.Davis had previously claimed that Diddy offered him $1 million to kill Shakur.

Barack Obama has unveiled his annual summer playlist, this time featuring Charli XCX and more – check out the full playlist below.Last night (August 12), Obama took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his summer playlist, which consist of over 40 songs from artists such as Billie Eilish, Shaboozey, Beyoncé, Tyla, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones and much more.Obama wrote: “With summer winding down, I wanted to share some songs that I’ve been listening to lately – and it wouldn’t be my playlist if it didn’t include an eclectic mix. I hope you find something new to listen to!”You can stream the playlist below.This year’s summer playlist comes after the former President confirmed last year that his famous playlists are actually curated by him, refuting claims that the compilations are pieced together by someone else.Speaking to comedian Hasan Minhaj, Obama said when asked if he listens and chooses himself: “I do! Listen.

Diddy is the one who gets destroyed by the rapper here.On his first studio LP since 2020’s “Music to Be Murdered By,” the MC, 51, directs his vicious attack multiple times at the disgraced hip-hop mogul — who has faced allegations of rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment and sex trafficking in a string of lawsuits. Diddy has vehemently denied all of the allegations.The first Diddy diss track is “Antichrist,” which references the horrifying hotel video of the former Puff Daddy, 54, beating his then-girlfriend Cassie.“Next idiot ask me is gettin’ his ass beat worse than Diddy did/But on the real, though/She prolly ran out the room with his f–kin’ dildo/He tried to field goal punt her, she said to chill/Now put it back in my ass and get the steel toe.”Next up in the Diddy dragging is “Fuel,” a collaboration with rapper JID that alludes to the sexual assault lawsuits.“I’m like a R-A-P-E-R/Got so many S-As, S-As/Wait, he didn’t just spell the word ‘rapper’ and leave out a P, did he?” he asks, seemingly referring to the former stage name P.

Tupac Shakur – see what she had to say below.In 1993, Shakur told The Source that legendary producer Quincy Jones – Rashida’s father that all Jones did was “stick his dick in white bitches and make fucked up kids”. Aged 17 at the time, an irate Rashida responded to Shakur’s statement with her own letter to The Source.At the time, Rashida Jones wrote: “Because I am the youngest of Quincy Jones’ six daughters, I cannot view this article or this man without bias, but I do think that anyone who reads this article would be shocked by his ignorance and lack of respect for his people.” She went on to write that Shakur’s demeaning of Quincy was disrespectful to Black people, and that he helped pave the way for artists like Shakur to express themselves.Tupac Shakur would go on to apologise to Rashida, her father, and would soon begin dating Rashida’s sister.Now, in a new interview with the New Yorker, Rashida Jones has looked back on her beef with Tupac through a different lens. She said to the publication: “I was so mad.

Tupac Shakur’s murder, has been denied release over legitimacy concerns surrounding his bail money.On June 20, Davis notified the Clark County District Court in Nevada that he’d be able to post his $750,000 bail, and had to verify where the funds came from five days later. However, he was denied release due to concerns over the legitimacy of the funds provided by music manager Cash “Wack 100” Jones, KTNV have reported.Jones – who manages the likes of The Game and Blueface – appeared in court via video link, and said that the down payment for $112,500 was a “gift”.

Drake has removed his diss track ‘Taylor Made Freestyle‘ after Tupac’s estate threatened a lawsuit over AI-generated vocals.The ‘Headlines’ rapper was hit with a cease-and-desist letter (per Billboard) and was told by litigator Howard King that his diss track must be taken down in less than 24 hours. If not, Tupac’s estate would go ahead and “pursue all of its legal remedies” against him.The letter – penned by King – read: “The Estate is deeply dismayed and disappointed by your unauthorized use of Tupac’s voice and personality.

Hours after news broke that Diddy‘s homes in Miami and Beverly Hills were being raided by the Department of Homeland Security and other law enforcement agencies, Aubrey O’Day wasted no time in speaking out!

Tupac Shakur‘s murder suspect has been set at $750,000 (£590,000) after being charged for the late rapper’s murder.The legendary west-coast rapper was murdered in 1996 at the age of 25 after being shot in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas. Duane “Keffe D” Davis was arrested in Nevada and charged with ordering Tupac’s murder last September, marking a major breakthrough in the case which had remained unsolved for 27 years.Davis, a former gang leader, pleaded not guilty to the charge of open murder with use of a deadly weapon with a gang enhancement and claimed that his past comments regarding the shooting were simply “entertainment”.Along with his hefty bail, a judge has said that he can be released on house arrest before his trial, which is set for June 3, 2024 (per BBC).During a hearing on Tuesday (January 9), in which Davis was in attendance, his lawyers argued that he should be released due to him being a grandfather, adding that the 60-year-old is not dangerous and would not flee to avoid trial if freed from jail (per KLEW).His attorneys – who were court appointed – also asked that his bail be set at roughly $100,000 (£78,641).

pleaded not guilty to a murder charge and has remained jailed without bail since his arrest Sept. 29 outside his home in suburban Henderson, where Las Vegas police had served a search warrant in mid-July.

Tupac Shakur, may allegedly be the target of a kill order.Ahead of Duane “Keffe D” Davis’ trial, who was charged with the murder of the legendary hip-hop artist in September – 27 years after Shakur was fatally wounded from a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas, prosecutors have claimed that members of his family have been handed a list of witnesses and a “green light” order to kill has been given.The order was allegedly detailed during a phone call between Davis and his son on October 9 and led to at least one witness changing their residence, reports Sky News.Prosecutors Marc DiGiacomo and Binu Palal said in a court filing there were “credible threats to witnesses” that demonstrate Davis “poses a danger to the community”.Despite the allegations, there is no reference in the filing to Davis instructing anyone to harm anyone or to anyone associated with the case being harmed.But the prosecutors argue that Davis should remain behind bars until his trial begins on June 3, 2024.Davis’ lawyer, Robert Arroyo, countered the claims and questioned the alleged phone call between Davis and his son, saying witnesses were not mentioned “let alone threatened”.His lawyers have also argued that the 60-year-old is not dangerous and would not flee to avoid trial if freed from jail, where they claim he’s not receiving proper medical attention following a cancer diagnosis.Davis previously pleaded not guilty to the charge of open murder with use of a deadly weapon with a gang enhancement and claimed that his past comments regarding the shooting were simply “entertainment”.Prosecutors are not seeking the death penalty for Davis, who is the only surviving suspect in the case.