This week on The Tiye Noelle Show, Gabourey Sidibe sat across from Raven-Symoné and said it to her face, Chris Brown and Usher's R&B Tour got messy in Atlanta, and Maya Jama said goodbye to Love Island after nine series.

We also get serious about Russell Brand's verdict and why UK cases take so long, then get into Yung Miami's "Dear JT" (and JT's maybe-response), a heavy ruling out of Toronto's Regent Park.

Plus, ICardi B vs the BZR WKND promoter, and Kai Cenat's McDonald's moment.

From the US, UK and Canada, this is your weekly briefing on what the culture is talking about.

This week on The Tiye Noelle Show, 2 Chainz goes at Keith Lee over a review Keith never gave, and Tiye asks whether celebrities really deserve better service than the rest of us.

Druski takes his megachurch skits to Netflix with Mike Epps, Kemi Badenoch tells Britain to move on from a slavery apology as Caribbean leaders push for reparations, and Cardi B and Mona Love clash over colorism.

Plus Stallone vs Idris Elba on nepotism, Ye's 80,000-strong Houston show with Drake in the crowd, Kodak Black's collapse on stage,

Jude Bellingham for Calvin Klein, Bre Tiesi on Nick Cannon's baby mama docuseries, and a Behind Bars update on Diddy and Lil Durk.

For The Smoke remembers Javits Frimpong, 15, killed on his way to school in the Bronx.

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This week on The Tiye Noelle Show: Kristy Sarah has been spotted kissing Bryson Tiller three months after her divorce from Desmond Scott was finalised, and we break down the full timeline. Drake turned 40 with the Backstreet Boys, Sexyy Red and a $1M game show, and Chris Brown walked out of a London court with a suspended sentence over the 2023 Mayfair bottle attack.

Plus: fans are worried about Keyshia Cole after her Houston shows, the British press turns its attention to Meghan Markle over her father's investigation while Jason Lee pushes back on Piers Morgan, Yung Miami explains her new song about Diddy on The Breakfast Club, Jay-Z is officially headlining the Super Bowl, the latest on Lil Durk's bond, and Nicki Minaj at Trump's rally.

For the Smoke: 3-year-old Nevada, the toddler who was removed from his soccer league after police were called to a game. Was he "too good," or is there more to the story? We look at both sides.