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Serena Williams Says Super Bowl Dance With Kendrick Wasn't Diss At Drake But Can 'See How Someone Would Think' That

1 week ago | musictimes.com | Ryan Reichard

Serena Williams has addressed rumors that she dissed her ex-boyfriend, Drake, at the 2025 Super Bowl. The tennis superstar appeared in the 2025 issue of Time's Most Influential People of the year where she was asked directly if she threw shade at Drake while appearing during Kendrick Lamar's set. "Absolutely not," Williams insisted. "I would never do that. And that was sad, that anyone would ever think that. I respect how they could. Obviously I can see how someone would think that. But absolutely not.
Snoop Dogg Declares He's Politically Neutral Despite Trump Inauguration Performance: 'I Represent The Gangster Party'

1 week ago | musictimes.com | Ryan Reichard

Snoop Dogg is staying out of politics and aligns with neither the Republicans or Democrats. The rapper appeared in the 2025 issue of Time Magazine's Top 100 Most Influential People of the year. During his candid interview, Snoop shared that he neither a Republican, nor a Democrat and instead aligns with the "gangster" party. "I don't do politics and I don't do religion. I don't represent the Democratic Party or the Republican Party. I represent the motherf**king gangster party," Snoop told Time.
Tate McRae's Potential Collab With Country Star Morgan Wallen Sparks Frenzy From Fans: 'Reputation Suicide'

1 week ago | musictimes.com | Ryan Reichard

Pop singer Tate McRae could be joining forces with country music singer Morgan Wallen in a collaboration that is not being welcomed by many social media users.
Offset Addresses Cardi B's Dating Life After Rapper Spotted Partying With NFL's Stefon Diggs

1 week ago | musictimes.com | Ryan Reichard

While Cardi B and Offset are going through a turbulent split, the Migos member is addressing his estranged wife's new love life without him. Over the weekend, Cardi B was seen with New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs while at Coachella. In pictures posted to X, Cardi can be seen dancing on Diggs. Offset saw the pictures and took to the comments section to address Cardi B's potential new flame.
Luke Bryan Shares How He Felt About Katy Perry Going to Space: 'It Could Blow Up'

1 week ago | musictimes.com | Ryan Reichard

Luke Bryan shared his nerves about fellow former 'American Idol' judge Katy Perry's trip to space. The country singer appeared on the April 15 episode of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' where he was asked by the host about Perry's decision to go into space earlier in the week. Bryan shared that he was taking his morning walk around his farm when he got roped into the coverage of the event after logging on to Instagram. However, he was nervous for Perry and everything that could have potentially gone wrong.
Post Malone Fires Back at 'One-Hit Wonder' Label in Epic Coachella Clap Back: 'Nobody Can Stop You'

1 week ago | musictimes.com | Ryan Reichard

Post Malone is hitting back at his haters while inspiring others during his epic headlining Coachella set. The rapper took the stage on April 13 and reflected on the early days of his career, in particular when he was told that he would only have a singular hit song. "Lots of motherf***ers called me a one-hit wonder. And I just wanted to say that if you don't believe in yourself, then nobody f***ing else will. No one can f***ing stop you," Malone told the crowd, according to People.
Jennifer Lopez Mocked After Random Bystander Hits Her With a 'Who's That?' In Viral Video

1 week ago | musictimes.com | Ryan Reichard

Jennifer Lopez may be a global superstar, but even icons aren't immune to a dose of reality. The singer and actress found herself in an unexpected moment of anonymity when a passerby failed to recognize her, sparking a wave of online reactions and playful trolling. In the video posted to X, the passerby stops Lopez because he likes her outfit and asks what she does for a living. Lopez responds that she is a singer. "A singer?" the passerby questions. "What's your name?" the man goes on to question.
Katy Perry Fans Lose It as Kesha Appears to Endorse Wendy's Savage Swipe at Singer Returning From Space

1 week ago | musictimes.com | Ryan Reichard

Kesha has seemingly picked a side between fast food giant Wendy's and fellow singer Katy Perry. The "Timber" singer seemingly mocked Perry by endorsing a shady tweet by Wendy's. On X, the pop news account called Pop Crave tweeted that Perry had returned from space following her trip on the Blue Origin.
Charli XCX Dragged for Coachella Ego Trip With 'Miss Should Be Headliner' Sash: 'Imagine Being Delusional & Thinking You're Better Than Green Day'

1 week ago | musictimes.com | Rovelyn Barba

Charli XCX is getting some backlash for saying that she should have headlined the same day Green Day did at Coachella this year. The pop star made waves almost immediately with her antics at the afterparty, gaining the ire of music buffs, most notably rock fans who thought her behavior was less than cool. The British popstar showed up to the same California festival afterparty with a "Miss Should Be Headliner" silk sash.
Kanye West Accuses Music Industry of Replacing Him With Kendrick Lamar, But Fans Believe Ye Is 'Too Consumed by Ego & Jealousy'

1 week ago | musictimes.com | Rovelyn Barba

Kanye West has taken to X to air out the music industry for attempting to erase him while putting Kendrick Lamar in his place. The rapper, who legally changed his name to Ye, has spoken out on social media, expressing his opinion that the industry is deliberately ignoring his work and pushing Lamar. This was in response to a viral video that claimed bots were used to boost the views of Lamar's new "Luther" music video.