News about Tupac Shakur

Suge Knight revealed his shock reaction to allegations of sexual assault and violent behavior against hip hop icon P. Diddy in a new bombshell documentary. Knight, 59, was the CEO of Death Row Records while Diddy was the CEO of rival company Bad Boy Entertainment. Their beef began in the mid-90s as the East Coast and West Coast became entangled in a heated battle which shook up the hip hop scene. The tension between Suge Knight and Diddy escalated when two of their biggest star rappers, Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G., were killed in separate drive-by shootings. Despite their tense history, Knight revealed in the new TMZ documentary that his first reaction to news of Diddy's scandals and controversies that lead to a raid at his home was not to cheer for his downfall. 'The first thing that came to my mind was he had a son... he had his daughters. My first reaction was about the kids.' 'I feel it's a bad day for hip hop. It's a bad day for the culture... because it makes us all look bad.'

According to a former FBI agent who looked into Sean 'Diddy' Combs' jailing, it could be attributed to rapper Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder. Phil Carson, a former head of the Los Angeles FBI, said the search warrants for Combs' Los Angeles and Florida properties may have come from Duane 'Keefe D' Davis, a suspected murder perpetrator who was charged last year. Carson, who spent years investigating police abuse surrounding Shakur and his East Coast rival Biggie Smalls, aka Christopher Wallace, is an expert on hip-hop criminals and kingmakers of the 1990s.

In Instagram posts on Monday, Aubrey O'Day announced that Homeland Security agents searched Diddy's homes. In posts shared with her one million followers, the 40-year-old singer, who revealed her doubts in February that she was being followed after criticizing the 54-year-old hip hop mogul, said she was "reap[ing]" what she had "sow[n]." After winning season three of MTV's Making The Band 3, O'Day came to fame as the lead singer of the girl group Danity Kane, which later signed a contract with Diddy's Bad Boy Records.

A judge set bail for Duane 'Keefe D' Davis (pictured left) at $750,000 last month, and he said he will do house arrest ahead of his trial, set to begin June 3. Prosecutors and defense lawyer Carl Arnold are set to give an update on the case. Davis must first demonstrate that his bail money was legally obtained before he can be released from jail, according to Kierny. Shakur was 25 years old when he fired four times in the chest on September 7, 1996, while in Las Vegas. He died on September 13. Suge Knight, a black BMW, was riding in a convoy of about ten cars, cruising down the Las Vegas strip just as the shooting began. When a white Cadillac pulled up next to them and opened fire, the company screamed out a red light.

LAS VEGAS - Of all the Super Bowl LVIII predictions, there was none more errant than Monday Night Football announcer Joe Buck's claim that some unspecified "mess" would befall Las Vegas: "It's going to be a big thing whatever happens." In last week's interview with ESPN Radio, it's difficult to decide what Buck was referring to precisely. Tupac Shakur was killed in 1996 after a Mike Tyson shooting, but there wasn't any such tragedy to speak about at this time. And to locals, who were generally dissatisfied with November's inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix, the city's first Super Bowl was much less disruptive than Formula One. Emiy, a Showgirl street performer who takes photos with tourists for tips, said, "It's better than F1." It was mad.'F1 was insane.' It was a mess, but I started one of the days and I left an hour in. It was so crowded and so much work. I felt sorry for all the tourists, honestly. You're probably not having a good time,' I'm like.' The Super Bowl was different, with Kansas City winning their third Lombardi Trophy in five seasons. Tourists behaved themselves and were able to move within the field after two men stormed the field and were later arrested. Despite the San Francisco 49ers' ferocious days, visitors to Las Vegas got everything they could have expected: a dramatic overtime finish, a few debaucherous days on the Strip, and million reasons to leave their hard-earned money at a zillion-dollar bill.

In a recent documentary film about the Panthers premiership, Penrith five-eighth Jarome Luai is expected to reveal the devastating toll that social media abuse has on his family. Luai was instrumental in the Panthers' three premiership victories and has been a mainstay for New South Wales since making his State of Origin debut. After numerous years of on and off field events, the Samoa national has also been described as the "most polarizing player in the NRL."

Ecuadorian security forces took over a jail where gang members and other criminals were staying in a Club Med-like environment. A swimming pond and a nightclub with LED lighting were well-off prisoners serving sentences and waiting for their days away from law abiding citizens. Some prisoners in the prison benefited from the security of so-called 'VIP cells' that had double beds. President Daniel Noboa established a 60-day State of Emergency, which has suspended the rights of citizens and allowed the military to enter jails, as well as other criminal organisations.

A Nevada judge has ordered the release of a former Los Angeles street gang chief charged with orchestrating Tupac Shakur's 1996 drive-by shooting in Las Vegas for $750,000. Judge Carli Kierny ordered that Duane D' Davis, "Keffe D" Davis," have to wear an electronic monitor under house arrest if he is able to make bail while waiting for his June arrest. Davis pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in November and was jailed without free bail at the Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas.

Their 60-year-old client is in poor health, poses no risk to the community, and will not go back to avoid a trial, according to lawyers for Duane D' Davis. Prosecutors, on the other hand, maintain that witnesses can die and that witnesses can die. They presented evidence that allegedly shows that witnesses set to testify at his trial are in danger if he is allowed to leave prison

Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab released video messages on Sunday by ex-manager Natalia Améstica (pictured left) and her brother Guillermo. Améstica said she had drugged the musician and stabbed him. According to a story, she chucked the body from a tenth-story window with her brother's help. According to Améstica, she became enraged during the singer's Chile tour when his friend and producer, Carlos Molnar, told her that she would not gain any of the tour's earnings, which she said she had orchestrated.

Duane Keith 'Keffe D' Davis, 60, was arrested this past September after boasting about his suspected complicity in the Las Vegas shooting in a string of videos and possibly self-penned book. He was allegedly inside the car that was shot fatally at Shakur, then 24-year-old Shakur, and he's now facing a court date set for June 3. He insisted that he only spoke about Shakur's shooting for entertainment and not to profit from the now decades-old lawsuit in a 33-page bail application submitted this week. Marion "Suge" Knight, the self-described gang member's lawyer, wrote: "The best evidence that Duane was not complicit in the murder of Shakur came from the mouth of the deceased victim and sole living witness.'

When visiting Disneyland on Thursday with Kanye West's daughter North, the rapper and his 10-year-old daughter North wore a skintight ivory leotard. Bianca, a celebrity known for her draping outfits, was not bothered that her plunging neckline gave way to a generous helping of cleavage. It was a strange outfit to model at a California amusement park that is mainly attended by children. Censori introduced yellow boots that resembled high socks. West was also criticized for wearing what seemed to be a grey shirt over his head, which covered his face from the nose down. North had a shirts with late rapper Tupac Shakur on front, sharing North and his three other children, eight. With his ex-wife Kim Kardashian, Chicago, five children, and Psalm, four. This comes after the West courted controversy by wearing a KKK-style hood on a stage near North.

Funk Butcher took to X, the formerly known as Twitter, to post a video of the stunning display which had an unusual musical accompaniment. The light show was precisely timed to a Hip Hop set up, which featured a slew of hits from the 1990s and 2000s as well as early 2000s. Viewers were left bitterly divided over the extravaganza - but what do you think?

Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G. Fingerprints from their arrest records are up for auction for $225,000 per pair. The late rap icons were ordered ahead of their premature deaths, and Moments in Time is now available for purchase. The music legends' birth dates have also been included on the autograph dealer's website.

Tupac Shakur may have made Grammy history nearly 30 years after his untimely death. When the nominations were announced last week, the late rapper, who Jada Pinkett Smith refers to, received a nod in her latest book. The hitmaker's music appears in Dear Mama, a docuseries named after the name of one of his biggest hits.

According to a family friend, Duane Keith 'Keffe D' Davis, 60, (pictured) is hoping to spend Christmas at home in Nevada as his lawyers prepare his bail application.

According to a family friend, Duane Keith 'Keffe D' Davis, 60, (right), is hoping to spend Christmas at home in Nevada as his lawyers prepare his bail application. In September, the former Southern California street gang boss was arrested on suspicion of orchestrating the Las Vegas drive-by shooting (inset, crime scene) that killed Tupac Shakur (left) 27 years ago. Davis entered a not guilty plea in a Las Vegas courthouse earlier this month and is now serving without a jail term. The accused killer now wants to be out on bail, claiming he is not a flight risk and planning to be home for the holidays, according to a family friend of his.

Duane Keith 'Keffe D' Davis, 60, is a former Southern California street gang leader who was jailed in September for orchestrating the Las Vegas drive-by shooting that killed Tupac Shakur 27 years ago. Davis is the only one from inside the car charged with firing the deadly shot at Shakur that is still alive - he is also the first person to be charged with a crime connected to the shooting. After delays and ambiguity regarding his legal representation, the self-described "gang member" entered a not guilty plea in a Las Vegas courthouse on November 2. Prosecutors said they aren't planning on requesting the death penalty for Davis' suspected murder.

A former Southern California street gang leader pleaded not guilty Thursday to orchestrating a drive-by shooting that killed Tupac Shakur in 1996 in Las Vegas

Tupac Shakur was killed in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas on Thursday, and a former Southern California street gang boss pleaded not guilty. Until Clark County District Judge Tierra Jones, Duane Keith 'Keffe D' Davis, the only person in the car from which shots were fired and the sole one charged with a murder in the investigation, stood in shackles. Davis was represented by special public defenders Robert Arroyo and Charles Cano in court on Thursday.

Last month, Duane 'Keffe D' Davis was charged with the 1996 drive-by murder of rapper Tupac Shakur. A Clark County grand jury charged Davis, 60, on one count of open murder with the use of a deadly weapon with a gang augmentation, nearly 30 years since the rapper's death. Since being arrested near his Las Vegas home, he has been in jail. Davis appeared in Clark County Court on Thursday in a navy blue jumpsuit and shackles.

Jada Pinkett Smith is talking about her relationship with Tupac Shakur, the nexus. The 52-year-old explored her life with the late rapper on Wednesday, and the information she recalls are heartbreaking. While speaking to Kelly Ripa, the Red Table Talk host talked about the first time she met Pac:

Jada Pinkett Smith weept in tears when she reflected on her Tupac Shakur's friendship. The two were childhood buddies and considered each other their'soulmates,' but Jada revealed that in a cruel twist of fate, the pair had argued and were not talking when the rapper was fired and killed in 1996. During an appearance on Steven Bartlett's The Diary Of A CEO podcast, Jada weeping in tears as she was handed a snapshot of herself with Tupac and their friend Maxine, who tragically died by suicide around the time of Tupac's death.

Jada Pinkett Smith has talked about a variety of topics this week, from her marriage to her sexuality to her soulmate, while touting her book Worthy. And she isn't stopping now. She dropped another bombshell during a chat with People about her'soulmate,' Tupac Shakur, that she suffered from alopecia. 'I don't think Tupac ever discussed the alopecia he suffered from,' she explained of the condition that she also had. Skakur had similar hair loss problems as Smith, which she explained in 1991 when he was arrested by the Oakland Police Department for jaywalking. He started losing his hair after being in Northern California with the police officers who beat him up.' And his alopecia patterns were much more severe than mine,' The Red Table Talk host, 52, was recalled.