North Carolina rap star J. Cole has had some bad luck with his Dreamville Festival. The festival was first supposed to come to North Carolina, Cole’s home state, in 2018, but it had to be cancelled because of Hurricane Florence. Cole did get to stage the festival in 2019, but there hasn’t been another Dreamville Fest since th...

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The disastrous Fyre Festival continues to live on in our hearts -- and in Ja Rule's immortal rhymes.

"This ruling is nothing short of a total vindication."Ja RuleJa Rule has been cleared of wrongdoing in a major lawsuit that arose from the ill-fated Fyre Fest. The notorious 2017 event saw the rapper teaming up with entrepreneur Billy McFarland to create a luxurious festival in the Bahamas where tickets ranged from between $4,000 to $12,000. But...

Because "he lived it"Ja RuleJa Rule has admitted that he still hasn’t watched any of the documentaries that have been made about the failed Fyre Festival. The rapper was involved in organising the disastrous and now-infamous 2017 Bahamas festival. The story of the event and the dealings of Ja’s business partner Billy McFarla...