Nicki Minaj's stylist is accusing the rapper of committing a major fashion faux pas-- by stiffing him on over $73,000 in payments for his services, according to a new lawsuit. Maher Jridi dressed ...

Nicki Minaj is at it again, targeting SZA in her latest online rant.

According to legal documents filed by attorney Thomas Feher, Garrett claims the incident took place in April 2024, when the rapper sent him on an errand after her concert in Detroit.

Diab claimed Roc Nation and its CEO, Desiree Perez, used these methods. She said similar actions targeted Kaepernick after he chose to kneel during the national anthem in 2016. This move sparked a ...

JAY-Z and Beyoncé's $57 million mortgage raised eyebrows and triggered online backlash from Nicki Minaj fans questioning the ...

Safaree Samuels is sticking by his claims of Nicki Minaj owing him money. In a video shared to social media Tuesday, Safaree keeps the camera close on a plaque commemorating Minaj's double ...

Nicki Minaj made waves on social media after revealing she allegedly never received compensation from her promotional work with Jay Z’s music streaming service, Tidal. In a comment that quickly ...

Allegations Resurface Claims of $5M Payments to Suppress Kaepernick Movement In a bold and highly viral statement posted to X ...

Nicki Minaj is facing serious legal allegations as her former manager, Brandon Garrett, has reportedly sued her for assault, battery, and emotional distress. The claims stem from an alleged ...

Nicki Minaj has fallen victim to another swatting attempt, and is not pleased one bit, TMZ reports. On Saturday (July 29), the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies reportedly arrived at Minaj ...

Nicki Minaj is being sued for copyright infringement for her 2014 song "I Lied" as another musician is accusing her of having "directly copied" his beat. According to a lawsuit obtained by The ...

— Pop Base (@PopBase) August 2, 2022 Nicki Minaj was noticeably fed up with the account when she took to Instagram Live to put the ordeal to rest, first addressing the IRS claims.