Sean “Diddy” Combs Guilty of Prostitution Charges but Cleared of Racketeering and Sex Trafficking

Sean “Diddy” Combs Guilty of Prostitution Charges but Cleared of Racketeering and Sex Trafficking

Sean “Diddy” Combs has been cleared of racketeering and sex trafficking in federal court, but is guilty of two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. Concluding a trial that began in May, in Manhattan’s Federal District Court, the jury determined that Diddy is not guilty of three of the five charges, including racketeering, which…

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Doja Cat Returning To Pop Music After Leaving The Genre

Doja Cat Returning To Pop Music After Leaving The Genre

Doja Cat confirmed that her next album, Vie, will return to pop, embracing synths and vocal growth. AllHipHop.com Since 1998, AllHipHop.com has pioneered delivering Hip-Hop news. Get our daily email for exclusive, breaking news, and weekly digests, all curated for the true Hip-Hop enthusiast. Stay connected and informed with the heartbeat of Hip-Hop culture. Subscribe…

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THE 808

THE 808

Electro/hip-hop pioneer Egyptian Lover still remembers hearing Afrika Bambaataa’s groundbreaking single “Planet Rock” for the first time. But it was 1982, long before electronic music was fully integrated into hip-hop, and he naturally assumed the beats blowing through his speakers were made with a traditional drum set.  “I met up with Afrika Islam and he…

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Diddy Denied Bail, Judge Cites History of Violence

Diddy Denied Bail, Judge Cites History of Violence

Diddy has been denied bail as he awaits sentencing after being convicted of prostitution-related charges today. Diddy Denied Bail Immediately after he was acquitted of the major charges of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy and found guilty of two counts of transportation for prostitution on Wednesday (July 2), Diddy’s attorney, Marc Agnifilo, pressed for bond. The…

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X Wins Free Speech Case in Australia

X Wins Free Speech Case in Australia

X has claimed another victory for free speech, this time in Australia, where it’s won another challenge against the rulings of the nation’s online safety group. The case stems from an incident in March last year, in which Australia’s eSafety Commissioner requested that X remove a post that included “degrading” language in criticism of a…

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