The announcement followed Macklemore’s removal from the tour after comments he made in support of Palestinians during a concert. He also called on New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, whose company operates Gillette Stadium, to match the donation.

The situation developed further when Ed Sheeran contacted Kraft and committed $2 million toward humanitarian assistance in the region. Kraft then agreed to match Sheeran’s contribution with another $2 million.

The donations come amid continued attention around Macklemore’s departure from the tour and the debate surrounding his public advocacy. Kraft has defended his position on Macklemore’s planned appearance at Gillette Stadium, while Macklemore has said his comments are centered on Palestinian rights and humanitarian concerns.

Several other performers connected to the tour have also withdrawn following Macklemore’s removal.

The rapper confirmed the upcoming track through a social media announcement, giving fans a first look at the cover artwork and promotional material tied to the release. The visuals feature Offset in a water setting alongside an unidentified woman, continuing the atmosphere introduced in an earlier teaser that included scenes on a boat.

She Ain’t Mine arrives as Offset continues building his catalog as a solo artist. Since expanding his work outside Migos, he has released music under his own name while maintaining the style that helped establish him as one of the most recognizable voices in modern hip-hop.

The new single also comes during renewed public attention around the Migos legacy. Recent comments from Quavo have brought additional discussion about the group and its music.

For now, Offset is keeping the focus on his next release, with She Ain’t Mine adding another track to his ongoing solo run.

The withdrawals followed Macklemore’s public response to his removal, in which he said his comments about Gaza, the West Bank and Palestinian rights had contributed to the decision. He also raised concerns about the influence venue owners and other powerful figures can have over artists and live events.

The dispute began after Macklemore made pro-Palestinian remarks during performances at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. His comments drew criticism from the Israeli-American Council, which called for him to be removed from future dates.

Sheeran has said he did not make the final decision and had tried to find a solution. According to his explanation, the promoter and venues were ultimately responsible for determining whether Macklemore would remain on the tour.

The comment came after Drake saw a personalized birthday video Carrey made for comedian Jeffrey Ross. Carrey delivered a playful roast in the clip, prompting Drake to make his own request. He said receiving a similar video from Carrey is now at the top of his birthday wish list.

Drake turns 40 on October 24. So far, he has not publicly shared detailed plans for the occasion, and there has been no confirmation that Carrey has agreed to take part.

The request adds a lighthearted note to the lead-up to Drake’s birthday. Carrey has long been known for his energetic comedy and distinctive style, while Drake has frequently mixed humor and pop culture references into his public appearances and social media activity.

His reaction followed a dramatic collapse by the Packers, who had held a 22-10 lead before Minnesota scored 29 unanswered points. Several defensive penalties extended a key Vikings drive and added to Green Bay’s problems as momentum shifted late in the game.

Wayne said he could not respect the game when the officiating was not handled properly and suggested he was done watching the NFL for the year. His comments quickly drew attention because of his well-known loyalty to Green Bay.

The rapper has maintained a public connection with the Packers for years. More recently, he participated in the team’s 2026 Rivalries uniform campaign and released the Packers-themed track Special Ops.

While officiating became part of the postgame discussion, Green Bay also dealt with turnovers and late offensive struggles that contributed to the loss.

As part of the album announcement, Quavo also released Backwards, a new single featuring T.I. The track follows earlier material connected to the project and continues a run of music that has gradually introduced the sound and direction of Qrömelife.

Quavo has been seen working with Pharrell in recent months, building interest around the collaboration before formally confirming the album. Pharrell’s involvement adds another high-profile creative partnership to Quavo’s catalog as he continues developing his work outside Migos.

The announcement comes as Quavo has also spoken about the possibility of a final Migos album following Takeoff’s death in 2022. No release date has been confirmed for that project.

For now, Qrömelife is positioned as Quavo’s next major solo release, with more details expected as the October date approaches.

During the trial, federal prosecutors argued that Durk was involved in a plan to target rapper Quando Rondo in retaliation for the 2020 killing of King Von, a close friend and collaborator of Durk. The 2022 shooting left Rondo unharmed, but his cousin, Saviay’a Robinson, also known as Lul Pab, was killed. Durk’s defense denied that he organized or directed the attack.

Two co-defendants were convicted on stalking-related charges while being acquitted of murder-for-hire counts.

The verdict resolves one major federal case for Durk, but his legal situation is not over. He remains in federal custody while facing a separate case involving racketeering and firearms charges, with another trial scheduled for October 2026.

The collaboration, announced as part of Fortnite’s latest music crossover, arrived in the Item Shop on September 12. It includes two Lil Wayne outfits with customizable features, along with themed Back Blings, Pickaxes, and a Young Money Stage Glider featuring pyrotechnic effects.

Music is also a major part of the release. Fortnite Festival has added three Lil Wayne Jam Tracks: Lollipop, A Milli, and 6 Foot 7 Foot. Players can also use new emotes inspired by Lollipop and 6 Foot 7 Foot.

The launch was accompanied by the Weezy Icon Cup, a competitive event available in Solo Battle Royale and Solo Zero Build. Fortnite’s event details confirmed that top-performing players in each region could earn the Weezy Outfit and Weezy Board Back Bling before their Item Shop release.

All participants were also eligible to receive a Young Money-themed YM Emoticon.

In the preview, Drake appears to drive a neon green speedboat while a female narrator reflects on two possible ways of living. One involves avoiding risk and connection, while the other centers on pursuing the things a person has been searching for.

Drake has described Fear of Missing Out as a not-so-short film, with the project directed and scored by members of his team. Before its format was revealed, the FOMO rollout had prompted speculation about whether it might involve new music, a visual project, or another announcement.

The film arrives during an active year for Drake, following several 2026 releases including ICEMAN, HABIBTI, and MAID OF HONOUR.

Released in 2005 as part of the album Monkey Business, Pump It became one of the group’s most recognizable hits. The track samples Dick Dale’s version of Misirlou and later peaked at No. 18 on the Billboard Hot 100. Its high-energy sound also helped make it a regular part of the group’s live performances, including their 2011 Super Bowl halftime show.

Pump It now joins Where Is the Love?, My Humps and RITMO, the group’s collaboration with J Balvin, among Black Eyed Peas videos that have crossed 1 billion YouTube views.

The song has also remained active through later updates and remixes. Those include Pump It Harder and Tiësto’s Pump It Louder, helping introduce the track to newer audiences while extending its life well beyond its original release.