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Rod Wave is back with a new album, SoulFly, following the successful Pray 4 Love album. The Florida emcee reloads with 19 new songs, bringing in Polo G for a feature on the single “Richer.”
Ahead of the release, Rod Wave released a new video for the single “Tombstone,” which is off the new album "SoulFly."
Aaron Barnes-Burpo, 29, of Crestview, Fla., was sentenced to seven years in federal prison Monday after his guilty plea for committing wire fraud, according to David H. Estes, acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Georgia.
Barnes-Burpo and co-conspirator Walker Washington, 52, who is awaiting sentencing, ran their scam for several weeks, Estes said.
And while the former couple may be relieved they don’t have to deal with a divorce settlement — since they never quite walked down the aisle — there is still the $32.5 million Miami Beach pad they bought together last summer to consider.
The exes purchased the home on Aug. 19, under the limited liability company, Fleetwood Star Holdings, Florida property records show.
Located on the upscale Star Island, the waterfront home comes complete with 10 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms.
The stunning split comes after the superstar couple twice postponed their wedding — and after rumors surfaced that the former Yankees third baseman had been playing the field with a young reality star.
Neither of the celebs would comment Friday. But the 45-year-old A-Rod hinted at the break-up on Instagram, as he posted a shot of himself alone on a yacht in Miami, grimacing and staring at his cellphone.
“Don’t mind me, just taking a sail-fie… What are your plans for the weekend?” he joked in the Friday post.
Lopez, 51, meanwhile, was on location in the Caribbean Friday shooting her latest film, “Shotgun Wedding.”
It seems as if Jennifer Lopez has always supported Democrats for President. In 2006, she was campaigning for Hillary Clinton to be President.
As she faced a tough campaign in Florida, Hillary Clinton joined Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony on stage to urge the crowd to close the deal for her against GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.
As countries around the world tighten lockdowns, impose curfews, ban large get-togethers and even halt alcohol sales to tackle a surge in coronavirus cases, officials in India and the U.S. announced some progress toward expanded immunization campaigns as infections rates continued to climb on multiple continents.
In the U.S., the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Saturday said the country had administered more than 4.2 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines nationwide and had distributed more than 13 million doses.
For some reason, the young Florida rapper decided to go after Slim Shady in a new Instagram video. On Christmas Eve, no less.
"F*ck Eminem, you is lame as hell, ain't nobody listening to your old ass,” the 20-year-old ranted. "You lame as f*ck, b*tch! I woke up on bullshit today, I'm back on my f*ck shit."
Jacksonville Beach, Florida rapper P-Moneyy drops off a new album titled "Peyday After Next." The seven track EP is 22 minutes long and contains his main single "Feel Okay."
If you take Lil Wayne, ASAP Rocky and Kevin Gates, with a sprinkle of Slim Shady, you get P-Moneyy. Tune in to the album below. Be sure to follow the artist also.
Lil Wayne is facing 10 years in prison after the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida charged him with 1 count of possession of a firearm and ammunition by a convicted felon. This stems from a December 2019 incident where feds searched Wayne's private jet in Miami and found a gun and ammunition.
Lil Wayne's attorney, Howard Srebnick, commented on the situation back in December, stating that the rapper was "cleared " to leave the airport after the search, despite drugs and guns being found aboard. His team has not provided a new statement in regards to the federal charges, but Wayne is expected to appear in court next month.
Tweeting, "One opportunity...#Vote," Marshall threw his hat into the ring to back the former two-term vice president and senator in a dramatic 45-second black-and-white video that mixes images of young parents, skaters, people waiting in line to vote and athletes going hard.
