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Nicki Minaj says she’s retiring. Does that mean we’ll never hear new music from her?

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Rapper Nicki Minaj joined a long and varied list of musicians Thursday when she announced her retirement from music.

“I’ve decided to retire,” she tweeted, and “have my family.”

Many read the tweet as Minaj — who revealed in June that she and partner Kenneth Petty have a marriage license — declaring she is officially leaving the rap game to start a family. (A representative for Minaj did not immediately return The Washington Post’s inquiry.) Some eagle-eyed fans noted when she changed her Twitter name from Ms.

Kylie Rae Harris country singer dies in car accident

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(CNN)Kylie Rae Harris, a rising country singer from Texas, died in a car accident on Wednesday in New Mexico, Alex Torrez, the CEO of her management company, Torrez Music Group, tells CNN. She was 30.

“We are heartbroken to confirm that Kylie Rae Harris passed away in a car accident last night,” a statement provided to CNN from Torrez read. “We have no further details to share, and ask for privacy for her family at this time.”

Victim Of Brock Turner Sexual Assault Reveals Her Identity

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In newspapers she was described as the “unconscious intoxicated woman.” In the courtroom she was called Emily Doe. On Tuesday, she let the world know that her real name is Chanel Miller.

In 2015, Miller was attacked while unconscious after drinking too much at a fraternity party at Stanford University. Two young men on bicycles rescued her. Her attacker tried to run away but they chased him and held him down until the police arrived.

Man arrested for allegedly selling fentanyl-laced drugs to rapper Mac Miller before his death

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(CNN)A California man has been arrested for allegedly selling rapper Mac Miller drugs laced with fentanyl days before his death, the US Drug Enforcement Administration announced on Wednesday.

Authorities say 23-year-old Cameron James Pettit and others agreed to sell Miller, whose given name was Malcolm James McCormick, 30 milligram oxycodone pills, as well as cocaine and Xanax, approximately two days before he was found dead in September 2018.
Pettit, a resident of the Hollywood Hills neighborhood in Los Angeles,

Johnson To Call For Snap Election After Conservatives Suffer Key Parliamentary Defeat

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Updated at 6 p.m. ET

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he is ready to call a snap election after lawmakers cleared the way for a vote on Wednesday to prevent the U.K. from leaving the European Union without a withdrawal agreement at the end of October.

The announcement was the culmination of a dramatic day that saw a defection rob Johnson and his ruling Conservative Party of their single-seat majority in Parliament.

With New Contract Pending Ezekiel Elliott’s Agent Says He’s ‘Committed’

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DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – On Tuesday all the talk in the sports world was about Big D… D as in Dallas… as in Dallas Cowboys.

Jerry Jones started his day vowing, “I ain’t messing around” when it comes to haggling and negotiating the end to Ezekiel Elliott’s hold out.

Elliott is back in Dallas after a vacation in Cabo San Lucas.

CBS 11 News had a crew at the airport for his arrival.

California boat fire: 8 dead at least 26 missing as officials prepare for the worst

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Coast Guard officials said eight people are dead and 26 are missing after a 75-foot commercial diving boat erupted in flames near the shoreline of Santa Cruz Island, Calif., early Monday.

Many aboard the vessel Conception were thought to be sleeping below deck when the fire broke out in the predawn hours. Authorities continued their search Monday for possible survivors as the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s coroner office prepared for a mass casualty incident.

Notre Dame vs. Louisville score: Live game updates highlights college football scores full coverage

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A new era begins for Louisville on Monday night, and Scott Satterfield’s first test as coach of the Cardinals is sure to be a difficult one. No. 9 Notre Dame comes to town as the Fighting Irish play their first game since losing to Clemson 30-3 in last season’s College Football Playoff semifinal at the Cotton Bowl. The Irish finished last season at 12-1, which put them on a different end of the spectrum than the Cardinals as Louisville posted a 2-10 mark.

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