Celebrity News

Spacebrat, also known as Jasmine Monsegue, debuted her first free non-fungible token (NFT) release, "Gleam", with an astonishing 300,000+ mints across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, and Polygon. Polygon alone was responsible for the majority of mints, and CXIP Labs' protocol made it possible for the tokens to exist singularly across multiple environments.

Relics has partnered with musician and producer Steve Aoki for the 3rd edition of their Ethereum NFT collectibles, the Idol III. This edition brings an exclusive remix from the Dim Mak label. They also hosted the Idol II that had a collaboration with video game artist Raf Grassetti. The Idol III will launch soon, so be ready to join the nationwide craze to digitally experience the newest addition to the Relics family.

Crypto has been linked to celebrity scandals since the 2000s. This article looks at the wild adventures, fortunes, and controversies that have emerged from this strange marriage. From rapacious Bitcoin prices to oblivious stars, this one-of-a-kind article features an array of the strangest crypto-related scandals. Read on for insight into the good, the bad, and the downright alarming!

Tim Draper is renowned for his venture capitalism skills and being an early investor for projects like Tesla and Skype. He stirred up a buzz in traditional investment circles when he shifted to investing in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, profoundly altering the Draper family's existing roadmap and redefining the venture capitalist's career.

A recent Instagram post by 50 Cent, lacking explanation, has set the gaming community abuzz. Speculation over his potential partnership with Rockstar games for GTA 6, and rumors of an in-built cryptocurrency, Metaverse, and NFTs, have ignited excitement and intrigue. His post has left gamers perplexed and eagerly awaiting further news.

Lil Yachty's trademark infringement lawsuit against NFT seller Opulous, which was filed over a year ago, has been settled, as per court documents obtained by Rolling Stone.

ZachXBT's online investigation has revealed that American rapper Soulja Boy has been scamming people through 16 NFT drops and 73 Twitter promotions. This news has caused an uproar in the NFT community.

William Shatner launched 'Infinite Connections', an NFT series rooted in science-based themes, at Consensus 2023. Although the launch has excited many, the series promises to carve out a unique niche in the NFT market.

Donald Trump's Series 2 NFT collection sold out in 24 hours, featuring 10 unique designs of the 45th president, music video, and tracks. It's a historic first for any president in the NFT market, attracting global collectors and solidifying his status as a major player. With more releases to come, the value of these rare digital collectibles is expected to soar.

The legal battles of Drake and The Weeknd over copyrighting their music have caused a stir in the industry. AI-generated songs, like “Heart Bones” from Drake’s “Scorpion” album, have added to the complications of streaming giants’ copyright constraints. The fight for fair rights for artists has been around for years, but with the increasing demand for streaming music, the issues surrounding copyright have also grown. Drake and The Weeknd have been at the forefront of this battle, with their songs frequently going up against streaming giants’ copyright legalities. While their lawsuit was settled out of court, the issue remains unresolved for many artists. As streaming giants continue to grapple with copyrighted works, Drake and The Weeknd lead the movement to protect their music and the works of other artists, and challenge unfair copyright laws in the music industry.