Snoop Dogg<\/strong> and Dr. Dre<\/strong> have enlisted Martha Stewart<\/strong> as a new\u00a0partner for their brand\u00a0Still G.I.N. by Dre and Snoop<\/a>. She’ll promote the gin and share some recipes for cocktails she’s created with the alcohol.\u00a0“I think gin has to have a superior flavor,\u201d Stewart said in a statement, according to Complex<\/a>. \u201cIt has to be smooth and not intrusive on your senses. STILL G.I.N. is so flavorful and so aromatic. It’s my go-to spirit now and I use it in cocktails where I might have used something else before. It\u2019s just that versatile and good.” She’s shared her first recipe for a drink called\u00a0Water Melly.<\/p>\n While Martha and Snoop have had a long-standing friendship, 50 Cent<\/strong> credits the rapper for helping with his decision-making in life. Alongside a video of Snoop recalling his influence on 50 Cent, 50 confirmed his statements were true. “He ain\u2019t lying I studied that Doggy Style album,”\u00a0he wrote<\/a>. “The s*** was so good if you didn\u2019t listen to it you couldn\u2019t make the right creative choices.”<\/p>\n Leon Thomas<\/strong> has reacted to fights that broke out at his concert Sunday at The Fillmore in Silver Spring, Maryland. In a comment section<\/a> of a video capturing one of the altercations, he penned, \u201cI got no songs that warrant this.” He then doubled down on X<\/a>, writing, “I don\u2019t got one song for yall to be doing this too.”<\/p>\n DJ Khaled<\/strong>‘s\u00a0Aalam of God\u00a0arrives in 2026, but he’s already teasing the album. He shared what the title means\u00a0on\u00a0CBS Mornings<\/a>.\u00a0\u201cIt\u2019s just basically saying we gotta always show our gratitude to the highest and show love to each other and unite and come together,\u201d he explained. The full interview is on\u00a0YouTube <\/a>and CBS Mornings’ social media.<\/p>\n Copyright \u00a9 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n