Popular streamer PlaqueBoyMax scores a date with former WNBA star Liz Cambage after beating her in a one-on-one basketball game. A viral clip circulating across social media over the weekend framed the streamer as having staged a dramatic comeback victory over the basketball star. Max’s victory results in a date with Cambage, and she gets a tattoo of his choosing. PlaqueBoyMax (5’8”) earns a date with former WNBA star Liz Cambage (6’9”) after defeating her in a one-on-one matchup—and as part of the deal, she also has to get a tattoo he requested following the loss. pic.twitter.com/DswKbUiuBU — Raphouse TV (RHTV) (@raphousetv7) December 14, 2025 Cambage entered the matchup with a résumé that still commands respect. During her WNBA career, she stood as one of the league’s most physically imposing centers. A four-time All-Star, Cambage set a league record with a 53-point performance for the Dallas Wings in 2018, showcasing rare scoring touch, size, and range. Her professional journey, however, proved turbulent. Drafted in 2011, Cambage played for the Dallas Wings, Las Vegas Aces, and Los Angeles Sparks. PlaqueBoyMax Beats Former WNBA Star Liz Cambage In Basketball, Wins Date & Tattoo Her WNBA tenure ended in 2022 amid public disputes, mental health challenges, and clashes with team environments. She later prioritized overseas opportunities, where salaries often eclipsed WNBA contracts. In the opening game, Cambage controlled the pace as PlaqueBoyMax lagged at eight points. Cambage had a clear chance to close the game but missed a decisive shot. The miss shifted momentum. PlaqueBoyMax caught fire, scoring in quick bursts to force a 14–14 tie. Both players then agreed to finish by two points instead of a straight race to 15. PlaqueBoyMax reached 15 first but failed to close. Cambage regained control and finished the game 16–14, steady under pressure. PlaqueBoyMax immediately called for a rematch. He raised the stakes with a double-or-nothing game to 21. Cambage accepted without hesitation. The second game mirrored the first. Neither competitor created real separation. PlaqueBoyMax briefly led 17–16, then again at 20–18, but could not convert match point. Cambage tied the game at 20–20. With the rules shifted to next basket wins, both players missed potential game-winners. PlaqueBoyMax drew a foul on his attempt and converted the final opportunity, winning 21–20. The viral clip flattened the story into a single result. The full run revealed balance, tension, and razor-thin margins. What unfolded was not an upset myth, but a competitive exchange defined by execution and timing.

BigXThaPlug achieves another career milestone. The Texas-born rapper and singer has signed a global publishing deal with Sony Music Publishing, highlighting his fast-rising influence across hip-hop and beyond. View this post on Instagram Born Xavier Landum, BigXThaPlug has built momentum through storytelling rooted in Southern realism and emotional precision. His music reflects lived experience, regional pride, and ambition without polish or pretense. The Dallas native first broke through with Amar in 2023. The album introduced his raw cadence and grounded perspective. He followed quickly with Take Care in 2024, sharpening his sound and widening his audience. Commercial success arrived just as fast. Texas and Levels both earned double-platinum certifications. Mmhmm reached triple-platinum status. The Largest followed with platinum recognition. That foundation set the stage for his crossover moment. I Hope You’re Happy, released in August, pushed BigXThaPlug into new cultural territory while keeping his identity intact. The album peaked at No. 2 on Billboard’s Top Rap Albums and Top Country Albums charts. It also climbed to No. 7 on the Billboard 200. Guest appearances amplified its reach. Collaborators included Luke Combs, Ella Langley, Thomas Rhett, Jelly Roll, and Shaboozey. Each pairing expanded his footprint without diluting his voice. BigXThaPlug Signs With Sony Music Publishing The project’s defining single, All The Way with Bailey Zimmerman, delivered a historic chart moment. The track reached No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100. It also became the first song to lead both Hot Rap Songs and Hot Country Songs simultaneously. The achievement cemented BigXThaPlug’s genre-bridging appeal. In late November, he surprised fans again. He released Cold with Post Malone as part of the album’s deluxe edition. The collaboration sparked immediate online buzz. Speaking on the publishing deal, BigXThaPlug said Sony Music Publishing understands his vision. He emphasized shared belief and long-term growth. Onstage, his presence continues to grow. He is preparing for the Take Care Tour across the United States and Canada. His live résumé already includes Rolling Loud and Dreamville Fest. International festival appearances span Wireless, Openair, Slottsfjell, and Lollapalooza Berlin. Industry recognition has followed closely. Billboard named him Country Power Players Innovator. Variety honored him as Hip-Hop Disruptor of the Year. Drake brought out BigXThaPlug for his headlining set at London’s Wireless Festival. Additional honors include Amazon Music’s Breakthrough Hip-Hop Artist and a BMI award for Mmhmm. With a global publishing deal now in place, BigXThaPlug’s rise feels deliberate, grounded, and far from finished.

R&B singer Trey Songz, legally known as Tremaine Neverson, was arrested in Manhattan following two alleged early-morning incidents that prosecutors say involved an assault at Mira, a Times Square nightclub, and property damage at a separate venue, according to New York court filings. View this post on Instagram Neverson was taken into custody after an alleged altercation at Dramma Night Club in the Times Square area on Dec. 4. Prosecutors contend the incident occurred at approximately 4:25 a.m. when venue staff informed Neverson that the club was closing. According to the criminal complaint, the interaction escalated into a confrontation. Prosecutors allege Neverson struck a nightclub employee in the face, causing swelling and pain. He was charged with third-degree assault, a misdemeanor under New York Penal Law. Court records show Neverson later became involved in a separate incident that same morning at Mira, a Manhattan restaurant and hookah lounge. Prosecutors allege that property was damaged during that encounter, leading to a second-degree criminal mischief charge. Trey Songz Arrested After Alleged Assault In Manhattan’s Mira Nightclub Authorities estimate the alleged damage at Mira totaled approximately $1,500. Items listed in the filings include hookahs, DJ equipment, and furniture. Under New York law, second-degree criminal mischief may be charged as a felony when damage exceeds a statutory threshold. Neverson, 41, appeared Sunday in Manhattan Criminal Court for arraignment on both matters. The court addressed the assault charge tied to the nightclub incident and the criminal mischief charge related to the restaurant. A judge released Neverson pending further proceedings and imposed court-ordered conditions. The court also issued a temporary order of protection in favor of the alleged assault victim, according to prosecutors. Neverson’s attorney said in a statement that the singer is cooperating with the legal process and expects the facts to be developed through court proceedings. The defense also referenced a separate confrontation in which individuals allegedly attempted to surround Neverson, prompting intervention by his security team. Prosecutors have not publicly responded to that characterization beyond statements made during the arraignment. Law enforcement agencies likewise have not released additional details outside the courtroom record. Neverson did not comment publicly following the hearing, according to published reports. No independent witness statements have been released. The allegations remain unproven. The case will now proceed in Manhattan Criminal Court, where future filings and hearings will determine whether the charges are amended, dismissed, or advanced toward trial.

Bobby Shmurda’s weekend nightclub appearance in Minnesota took a volatile turn after a confrontation with a heckler erupted into a physical altercation, cutting his set short and igniting widespread conversation online. They get gave Bobby shmurda the beats in Minnesota He posted a story after the incident and you can see a few bumps on his forehead pic.twitter.com/Z7kZwltwQB — keep6ixsolid (@keep6ixsolid) December 14, 2025 The Brooklyn rapper was performing Saturday night at the MN Gold Room in Minneapolis when tensions flared inside the packed venue. Witnesses say a person in the crowd threw a bottle toward the stage while shouting an obscenity at Shmurda, disrupting the performance mid-set. The moment visibly upset the rapper, who paused to exchange heated words with the heckler. What began as a verbal exchange quickly escalated. Within seconds, several individuals rushed toward the stage area, triggering a chaotic brawl near Shmurda and his team. Footage circulating from inside the club shows frantic scenes of pushing and swinging as security attempted to regain control. Clubgoers scrambled for space while the disturbance rippled across the floor, briefly overwhelming staff. As the situation intensified, Shmurda moved toward the DJ booth, appearing shaken while trying to shield himself. Sources later told TMZ that the rapper used a chair defensively to keep aggressors at a distance while security worked to separate those involved. Police eventually arrived and escorted Shmurda out of the venue, guiding him safely to his vehicle. Authorities have not confirmed whether arrests were made, and no official statement has been released detailing the incident. Shortly after leaving the club, Shmurda addressed the moment on Instagram Stories. In a brief clip, he danced and told the camera, “You just fucked up the whole program,” projecting defiance despite the disruption. The Minneapolis incident echoes past turbulence at Shmurda’s live shows. In 2024, a performance at London’s Proud Cabaret ended abruptly following a clash involving his entourage and venue staff. That incident did not result in police involvement, and no serious injuries were reported. At this time, there are no reports of injuries stemming from the Minnesota altercation. Medical officials have not announced any treatments related to the brawl. View this post on Instagram Shmurda has not issued a formal public statement, but he continued posting online. In a later Instagram video, a security guard appeared holding a recovered pendant while Shmurda danced nearby wearing different jewelry. His caption referenced loyalty and movement, drawing mixed reactions from fans. Known for his raw energy and unpredictable presence, Bobby Shmurda remains a polarizing figure onstage. While his performances draw devoted crowds, moments of volatility continue to trail the momentum.

Chrisean Rock, who’s also the-again-off-again partner of rapper Blueface, was involved in a brawl at a Christmas parade in Compton.

During a recent episode of the Heir Time podcast, Reginae Carter revealed how she lost out on a collaboration with Disney. According to the 27-year-old, it was because of her “uncle” and Young Money president Mack Maine. Back in 2009, on a Young Money track, “EveryGirl In The World,” Mack Maine made a vulgar comment about former Disney star, Miley Cyrus. “Sanaa Lathan, Meagan Good/Angelina Jolie, ha, D. Woods,” Mack Maine raps on the track. “For free suites, I’d give Paris Hilton all-nighters/In about three years, holla at me, Miley Cyrus.”

Gavin Newsom and Nicki Minaj’s war of words has reached a new low after the California governor referenced Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘Hiss’.

Reactions to Netflix’s Sean Combs: The Reckoning, especially among the entertainment world, have run the gamut. However, for former Danity Kane singer, Aubrey O’ Day, things took a darker turn. According to TMZ, on Wednesday (Dec. 10), Aubrey, who also participates in the project, was rushed to the emergency room suffering from “vertigo, fever, dizziness, migraine, chills, and vomiting all night.” She tells the outlet that, “watching everything from Netflix unfold publicly, seeing parts of a world I only knew from inside my own limited lens, was like living it again, but this time with context and truth outside of me.” She continued: “I didn’t think it would traumatize me the way it did, but watching the pieces line up from a distance outside of myself has felt like my nervous system was reliving everything with more clarity than I ever even asked for.” Due to an unforeseen health issue, the singer couldn’t take part in the Danity Kane reunion show scheduled in Los Angeles. Diddy with Aubrey O’Day, Dawn Richard, Wanita “D. Woods” Woodgette, Shannon Bex and Aundrea Fimbres (Danity Kane of “Making The Band 3”) (Photo by Michael Loccisano/FilmMagic) Aubrey O’Day Learns Of Her Alleged Sexual Assault In “Sean Combs: The Reckoning” In one of the most heartbreaking moments in the new Netflix documentary, Sean Combs: The Reckoning, Aubrey O’ Day shared a harrowing story of an alleged assault that had taken place. On camera, O’Day reads a witness affidavit alleging she was sexually assaulted by Sean “Diddy” Combs nearly two decades ago. The four-part documentary, executive-produced by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, premiered on December 2 and has already intensified scrutiny surrounding the embattled music mogul. O’Day reads the affidavit during filming, reacting in real time to allegations she says she never heard before. The document, drafted by counsel for an alleged victim in a separate matter, outlines a 2005 incident at Bad Boy Studios. A witness claims they accidentally entered the wrong room and saw Combs and another man “sexually assaulting” O’Day, who the witness described as motionless and “looking very inebriated” on a leather couch.

For years, French Montana and Max B fans waited with bated breath for the third installment of their Coke Wave series, and now it’s finally here. On Friday (Dec.12), the pair dropped their new single, “Make America Wavy Again. ” Along with the new track, French and Max released an accompanying visual on YouTube. Coming in at over three minutes, the track and video aim to remind hip-hop fans who the “Wave Kings” are. “From the bottom, it got crazy (Crazy),” French and Max rapped on the track’s chorus. “For them M’s, it got shady (Shady)/ Tell her momma don’t go crazy (Don’t go crazy), (don’t go crazy)/ Make America so wavy.” According to The Source, the duo’s collaborative project, Coke Wave 3.5: NARCOS, is scheduled to arrive at the top of 2026, on January 9. “This moment is bigger than music,” French tells the outlet. “Max and I started this wave together, and now that he’s home and we’re locked in again, it feels like everything came full circle. The fans waited a long time for Coke Wave 3, so we’re giving them something legendary.”

During the latest episode of Club Shay Shay, The Game, who’s not known for going back on his word, decided to do so just this one time. The California native issued an official apology to Kim Kardashian for name-dropping her in an unreleased 2019 track. In the song, the rapper used several explicit lyrics while recalling their alleged past relationship. “I held Kim Kardashian by the throat, n—a/ I made her swallow my kids until she choked, n—a/ I should apologize cause Ye my folks, n—a,” Game raps about Kim on the track. View this post on Instagram