Australia’s immigration minister has revoked Kanye West's visitor visa after he released the antisemitic track “Heil Hitler” in May, declaring that the country would not admit someone “promoting Nazism”. Although the rapper, married to Australian‑born architect Bianca Censori, had used the visa for private visits, officials deemed his song intolerable and cancelled his entry rights under character grounds.

A man erupted into a racist outburst after finding out his girlfriend slept with a Black man, breaking their open relationship rules, leaving her feeling humiliated and distressed in front of friends, as a court now considers whether his actions amount to racially aggravated abuse.

UK influencer and fashion muse, Mya Mills, has officially gone public with her romance with NBA star Jeremy Sochan, dropping hints on holiday via Instagram Stories as well as sealing the deal with a cheeky TikTok video that’s got fans and critics alike talking.

Sprint queen and legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has announced that the Jamaica National Championships from June 26–29 will mark her final appearance at Kingston’s National Stadium before retirement. Competing in the women’s 100 m to qualify for the World Championships, she says this farewell race isn’t just for her, it’s “for the love, the purpose and the passion” fans have shown.

Hip-hop star Fat Joe is facing explosive allegations from former associate Terrance “T.A.” Dixon, who claims the rapper conspired to murder 50 Cent in the mid-2000s and engaged in sexual relationships with underage girls. Dixon is seeking $20 million (£14.8 million) in damages, alleging years of abuse, coercion, and manipulation.

A north London family is pleading for the public to come forward with vital information after the tragic death of Mahad Abdi Mohamed, a 27‑year‑old beloved father who was fatally shot in Tottenham. Police believe he was the victim of a planned attack targeting someone else, and his grieving relatives are desperate for justice.