Lil Wayne shares surreal new video for ‘Mama Mia’

Things haven’t been going so good for Mama June lately… and her daughters are the ones feeling the worst effects during these bad times!

Jono Manson's video for "Loved Me Into Loving Again," premiering exclusively on Billboard today (March 16), was a bit like old home week for the New Mexico-based singer, songwriter and producer.The clip for the soulful, Stax-flavored track, a duet with old pal Joan Osborne on Manson's upcoming album Silver Moon, was filmed at Bar Chord in Brooklyn and nods to Manson and Osborne's days playing at the Nightingale Bar in New York along with the likes of Blues Traveler and Spin Doctors.Bar Chord is

Lydia Bright has shared a sweet new video of her daughter Loretta Rose. The new mum took to her Instagram Stories to post the clip, where she showed off a tattoo on her arm, which read: "When we have each other we have everything".

Just one week after dropping Eternal Atake, Lil Uzi Vert returned with a deluxe edition containing 14 new tracks doubling as the sequel to 2016’s Lil Uzi Vert Vs. The World. The Lil Durk-assisted “No Auto” pays tribute to one of Uzi’s idols, Lil Wayne, by sampling “BM J.R.” from 2004’s Tha Carter.

Lil Wayne released his latest album, Funeral, in late January, but the tireless rapper has plenty of unreleased material left over. In a recent MTV Fresh Out interview, the New Orleans native estimated he has hundreds of unreleased songs stashed away. He also recalled one particularly prolific night when he recorded 53 songs.

Lil Baby's show in Birmingham, AL was shut down after shots were fired that sent one person to the hospital, according to AL.com.

Lil Baby's concert in Birmingham, Alabama, on Sunday night erupted in chaos when gunfire occurred off the side of the stage and sent the rapper — and much of the audience — running for safety. Lil Baby, aka Dominique Armani Jones, was in the midst of "My Dawg" at the Bill Harris Arena when a backstage altercation made its way to the stage during his performance, according to AL.com.

The rapper’s Alabama show was halted after gunfire erupted

Lil Baby’s performance at Bill Harris Arena in Birmingham, Alabama last night (March 7) ended in chaos as one person was shot, The Birmingham News reports. Police have confirmed that one person was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries; there’s no suspect in custody.

One person was shot and chaos erupted at a Lil Baby concert in Birmingham, AL after gunfire broke out on the side of the stage, sending the rapper and the audience running for cover, according to local news reports. The victim was taken to a nearby hospital; a police officer told Alabama.com that the victim’s injuries are life-threatening. No suspect had been arrested at the time of this article’s publication.

Lil Baby's concert in Birmingham, Ala. erupted in chaos when gun fire popped off the side of the stage and sent the rapper -- and much of the audience -- running for safety.On Sunday night, Lil Baby, a.k.a.

Lil Wayne has released a new music video for his Funeral track “Mama Mia.” The colorful visual features dancers, mannequins, a fruit-filled banquet table, a fiery casket, and more. Check it out below.

Lil Wayne has released a music video for his new track, “Mama Mia.”

Kobe Bryant was an inspiration to people on and off the court.

As exit polls began rolling in following Super Tuesday, March 3rd, so did a common refrain: Young people are too lazy, disengaged, selfish, and apathetic to go vote.

The results of Super Tuesday are rolling in!

© Getty Getty shared an adorable video of baby Mia on Thursday morning, and it might be the sweetest one yet. In the heart-melting video, little Mia, who is now seven months old, can be seen sitting in her crib surrounded by toys.