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  Adriana Manotas Rodriguez, a Colombian content creator, maintained a following of over 23,000 on Facebook, known for sharing lifestyle content Adriana Manotas Rodriguez Credit: Facebook © Facebook Adriana Manotas Rodriguez, a Colombian content creator, reportedly died at age 52 on July 10 after allegedly undergoing a cosmetic procedure Rodriguez maintained a following of over 23,000 on Facebook, known for sharing lifestyle content According to local outlets, she underwent a liposuction procedure, though the clinic was allegedly not registered as a healthcare facility Adriana Manotas Rodriguez, a Colombian content creator, died on July 10 after allegedly undergoing a cosmetic procedure. She was 52. The influencer’s death was confirmed by her friend, Lorena Zuluaga Quintero, in a July 11 post with photos of the two of them on Facebook. Rodriguez — who maintained a following of over 23,000 on Facebook , known for sharing lifestyle content — entered a beauty clinic around 6 a.m. and...

  News of Gloss Up accident spread across social media on Sunday after the Memphis rapper began posting from an emergency room bed, telling her followers she had almost lost her life. The first image showed a trauma bay. The caption was that she almost lost her life and that she was so sad, followed by a run of broken hearts. What came next over the following few hours turned into one of the more confusing and emotional celebrity health updates in recent memory, and it took her management stepping in to set the record straight. Gloss Up Hospital Bed In a second story, posted as a plain text card, she wrote that she had never in her life been in a car accident until now, and that her whole foot had been amputated. She added that it was her birthday. The message was closed out with more than a dozen crying emojis. For the million-plus people who follow her on Instagram, there was no way to read that as anything other than what it said. A rising artist appeared to be announcing, in re...

  Boosie may have avoided prison in his federal gun case earlier this year, but the rapper is now facing a new legal fight that could put him behind bars. The Baton Rouge rapper, whose legal name is Torrence Ivy Hatch, was sentenced in January to three years of supervised release, 300 hours of community service, and a $50,000 fine after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of California . Now, his probation officer is asking the federal court to take action after Boosie was charged in Texas with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. According to court documents shared by journalist Meghann Cuniff, “Mr. Hatch (Boosie Bad Azz) was scheduled as a headliner at Dome Nightclub May 23 and 24, 2026 , from 10pm-2am. Mr. Hatch did not request approval from his assigned probation officer nor the court for out-of-district travel…” The filing also says, “Mr. Hatch appears before...

  MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A former personal and business manager for Memphis rapper Demario DeWayne White Jr. — Moneybagg Yo — is suing the artist, along with his label and management company. She claims she helped build his brand from the ground up, using her own money, credit, and business experience. The lawsuit was originally filed in 2019 by former manager Sherry Jackson-Floyd, and the complaint was later amended in 2022.  Timeline of key dates alleged in the complaint Late 2015–early 2016: Jackson-Floyd says she met White while working at Bank of America and began advising him on finances. Mar 2016: Arrest at album release party in Mason, TN Nov. 2016: After a concert shooting in West Point, Mississippi, she alleges the two agreed she would serve as his personal and business manager. 2017: She claims she handled finances, logistics, and brand-building as the artist’s career grew. Aug. 20, 2017: The complaint alleges a shooting involving a touring van she says she fi...

  Police arrested former BET “Rap City” host Big Tigger on charges of battery and third-degree cruelty to children on June 20, records show. Big Tigger, whose birth name is Darian Morgan, was booked into the Fulton County Jail and released after posting $10,000 in surety bonds on the same day, according to police records. An arrest affidavit alleged that Big Tigger and Brown got into an argument in May over text messages the former received from a female colleague, according to WSB-TV2. Brown claimed the woman had been sending messages for two weeks, and alleged that the dispute escalated into Big Tigger first tackling her and later shoving her. He reportedly faces the cruelty to children charge due to their 13-year-old son being in the house. The two also welcomed a son together in 2025. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – JUNE 09: Big Tigger attends the 2025 BET Awards at Peacock Theater on June 09, 2025, in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images for BET) Dispatch ...

  Chris Brown 's former housekeeper gave an emotional testimony in court as she described the terrifying moment she was allegedly attacked by one of the singer's dogs at his Los Angeles mansion. Maria Avila , who is seeking $90 million in damages, told jurors she feared for her life during the alleged 2020 mauling and was left with devastating injuries that required multiple surgeries. 'I Thought I Was Going to Die' Maria Avila alleged that a dog attacked her face before grabbing her arm and dragging her across the property. mega © mega On Monday, June 22, Avila took the stand and claimed she had only worked at Brown's home four times and had never been warned that dogs were on the property, per TMZ . She testified she was taking out the trash when the animal allegedly attacked her without warning. "First, he attacked this part of my face, and then he grabbed my arm, and he dragged me," Avila told the jury. She added: "He bit a part of my arm and he ...