Several celebrities attended the New York Knicks’ Christmas Day game against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Ciara and Russell Wilson were spotted at Madison Square Garden on Thursday (December 25) to watch the matchup. Chrissy Teigen and John Legend were also in attendance with their family.
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The stars are stepping out for the Knicks opener!
Ben Stiller cheered with fans as he arrived at Madison Square Garden for the Knicks game against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night (October 22) in NYC.
Inside the Garden, Ed Sheeran and wife Cherry Seaborn were seen sitting courtside at the game chatting with Jimmy Fallon.
Other stars at the basketball game included Spike Lee, Kevin Bacon, Chris Rock, Yankees player Aaron Judge and wife Samantha, Wednesday actor Luis Guzman, comedian Jeff Ross, Tracy Morgan, singer Coco Jones, rapper Fat Joe, broadcaster Joe Budden, and Jordyn Woods.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams and former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo were also seen hanging out together at the game.
The Knicks defeated the Cavaliers 119-111.
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Drake is going in on Joe Budden, and he’s not holding back.
Fresh off the release of his new album For All the Dogs, the “God’s Plan” rapper took to social media to call out the podcast host for a critical review of his musicality.
Taking to Instagram, Drake reacted to Joe claiming that he was selling out to appeal to a younger audience.
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Big Sean is speaking out about his alleged feud with Kendrick Lamar.
The 31-year-old rapper made an appearance on Joe Budden‘s Pull Up series, which aired on Sunday (February 16).
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Back in 2015, Sean released his “Me, Myself & I” freestyle, which alleged had subliminal digs at Kendrick, which he later denied.
“One of the people that, especially after Nipsey [Hussle] died was important for me to connect with was Kendrick. Me and Kendrick got a history…a relationship as peers. When this whole Big Sean, Kendrick beef was going on, it was something I wish I would have spoken up [on],” he said.
“I remember going online and seeing like, ‘Oh, is he talking about Kendrick?’ ‘Cause I’m talking about people who rap fast…I wasn’t beefing with nobody. I’m just rapping n–a. It wasn’t like a specific person or else I would’ve said his name.”
He went on to explain that the two continued to generate headlines with alleged digs in their songs.
“Every verse I do, people be like, ‘Oh is this a response? Is this a response?’ And I’m like, ‘Damn I can’t even show no aggression, people think it’s a damn response.’ It got to a point where somehow it was just a weird tension between me and him even though it was already said it wasn’t no beef. People made it that way,” he explained.
“Fast forward, I let this s–t go. He let that s–t go—he never talked about it. And I never talked about it and I should’ve said something, bro. I should’ve just came out and been like, ‘Naw, that ain’t it’…but I didn’t. I was working on this song with Nip and then Nip passed. I have a show for J. Cole‘s festival. I’m sitting next to Punch from TDE. He like, ‘Bro, wassup—you ever holler at Kendrick?’ I damn near [had] put it on the back burner in my brain. I’m like, ‘Damn, no I never did. And he’s like, ‘Man, you should definitely holler at him.’ Got his number and we communicated. The respect is mutual. It was literally nothing.”
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