News about Juicy J

On Tuesday, Diana Ross, her second oldest daughter - Tracee Ellis Ross, paid a touching tribute to her many accomplishments on and off stage. The 51-year-old nepo-baby produced an 80-second montage video showcasing 80 'incredible' photos of the Detroit-born R&B diva, which was set to her 1988 hit If We Hold On Together.

Drake shared a picture on Instagram cozied up to fellow rapper Sexxy Red, sparking new rumors about his love life. The eligible bachelor was seen the previous night with a mystery woman, although he has been linked to a number of other famous celebrities in recent months. 'Just met my rightful wife,' he wrote in Sexxy Red's post.'

Juicy J is paying tribute to her three-month-old comrade Gangsta Boo, three months after her sudden and tragic death. According to TMZ, the Memphis rapper unveiled his new mixtape, Mental Trillness, on Friday, and it includes excerpts of Boo's hit song Where Dem Dollas At on Finesse2Tymes' Work Out. In addition, Boo (born Lola Chantrelle Mitchell) has a poem on the album Follow Home Robbers, which stems from a verse from her 2014 album Come Off Dat.

The new true-crime drama "Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story" stars a well-known murderer. In the September 2022 film, Evan Peters plays the titular real-life serial killer, following Ross Lynch's appearance as Dahmer in 2017's "My Friend Dahmer," Zac Efron as Ted Bundy in "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile," among other things. But despite the series's high production value, high success, and ostensible intention to educe its followers, the series is igniting long-awaited discussions about how true-crime dramatisations profit from shock value, tend to exploitation victims, romanticize perpetrators, and do more harm than good. Jeffrey Dahmer was a serial killer who murdered 17 young men and boys between 1978 and 1991. He sought out his victims, mainly Black, Latino, and Asian men, at gay bars, bus stops, and malls, and then strangling them to death. Dahmer would commit necrophilia, dismember their bodies, and eat their tendons after killing his victims. Dahmer was eventually apprehended in 1991 and sentenced to 16 life terms. In 1994, a fellow prisoner beat him to death in prison.

Following the release of Netflix's documentary film Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, Katy Perry and Kesha are being chastised for lyrics referring to infamous serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. In a series of tweets, Twitter followers called out Perry's 2013 track Dark Horse and Kesha's 2010 song Cannibal for their mention of the infamous killer. Kesha performs in her song, 'I'll pull a Jeffrey Dahmer,' while Juicy J, who is a part of Dark Horse, says, "She eats your heart like Jeffrey Dahmer."