During the Jan. 5, 2026, episode of WWE Monday Night RAW and Stranger Things collaboration, the promotion unveiled Eminem's ...

The mother of late Chicago rapper Juice WRLD listed her Burr Ridge mansion for $7.19 million after about three years of ownership. Carmela Wallace listed the 17,000-square-foot home, at 6679 Lee Court ...

The mother of late Chicago-based rapper Juice WRLD is selling a huge Burr Ridge mansion she bought a few years after his death. Carmela Wallace, mother of the late Jarad Anthony Higgins, aka Juice ...

The mother of the late Chicago rapper Juice Wrld has listed her six-bedroom, 17,120-square-foot mansion in Burr Ridge for sale for $7.19 million. Carmela Wallace is the mother of Jarad Higgins, whose ...

Juice WRLD was sitting on a staggering 3,000 unreleased songs before his tragic death in 2019. So when it came time to put together his first posthumous album, his team picked songs that told a story ...

In her new song “Go Go Juice,” Sabrina Carpenter gets more than a little tipsy as she nurses a broken heart. As she sings in the rollicking country-infused track, “A girl who knows her liquor is a ...

Sabrina Carpenter and Barry Keoghan may have ended their relationship, but that doesn’t mean she’s going to stop singing about him. Quite the opposite — Carpenter is pretty well-known for taking shots ...

PORTLAND, Ore (KOIN) – This special Weekend Squeeze: Pride Edition from The Juice, hosted by Jeremiah Stroup, highlights Portland Pride 2025, bursting with ways to celebrate! Kick off your Pride at ...

The Juice WRLD remix of XXXTentacion’s “whoa (mind in awe)” is here. Marking the duo’s first-ever collaborative endeavor, the track also comes with a Jamaica-shot music video. After revealing the news ...

Two of this generation’s most influential voices unite as XXXTentacion and Juice WRLD’s estates release the long-anticipated “whoa (mind in awe) (Remix),” blending X’s ethereal melodies with WRLD’s ...

Two of SoundCloud rap‘s late heroes finally unite on the “Whoa (Mind In Awe)” remix. XXXTentacion and Juice WRLD only ever really crafted one song together — the original version of “Whoa” — but it’s ...