Alex Ocho

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The Boston Celtics and New York Knicks are currently battling it out in the NBA playoffs, and the demand for tickets are currently sending resale prices through the roof. Data from ticketing tech company Victory Live, which analyzes actual transactions on the secondary market, showed an average price of $1,956 for Game 3 and $1,716 for Game 4, per the Associated Press.

1 week ago | complex.com | Alex Ocho

Behind every billion-dollar Hollywood company is an executive in a boardroom getting blockbuster paychecks. According to the latest executive compensation data gathered by the Hollywood Reporter, some of the most prominent CEOs took home tens of millions in 2024—even in a year where some companies saw stock declines. The highest-paid exec of the year wasn’t even an active CEO. Paramount’s former CEO Bob Bakish’s massive severance payout helped him top the list.

1 week ago | complex.com | Alex Ocho

A routine traffic stop in Ohio took a wild turn when police found a raccoon clutching a meth pipe. According to a statement shared on the Springfield Township Police Department’s Facebook page, a police officer conducted a traffic stop on Monday (May 5) after spotting a vehicle whose registered owner had an active warrant and a suspended license. The driver, identified as 55-year-old Victoria Vidal of Akron, was detained without incident.

1 week ago | complex.com | Alex Ocho

A Pittsburgh Pirates game day employee has been suspended after getting into a physical altercation with a fan. Sources told CBS News Pittsburgh that the incident took place during Sunday’s game at PNC Park when a fan and his friend allegedly harassed a female concession stand worker. The employee reportedly stepped in to defend her and tried to lead the men away before the situation escalated. After several taunts from the fan, the employee is seen punching the fan several times.

1 week ago | complex.com | Alex Ocho

Bobby Shmurda addressed the cancellation of his tour almost a week before it was scheduled to start. In a new Instagram post shared on Tuesday, the rapper apologized to fans for the sudden cancellation of his 2025 Still Alive Tour and said he would take “full responsibility.”“I have to go through lawsuits with these guys @philipstengel works at @halotouring @igetgwop that I knew better to do business with,” Shmurda wrote on IG.