Cardi B and Offset’s relationship drama played out publicly on Wednesday (Dec. 18) as the former couple aired their dirty laundry with a heated social media spat.

After being spotted in the same nightclub in Miami over the weekend as Offset celebrated his 33rd birthday, the latest argument seemed to be sparked by Cardi accusing Set of following her to the club.

The Migos rapper fired back by posting a photo he took of Cardi earlier in the night proving they were together in an attempt to dispel the narrative.

“Nobody win when the fam fight stop capping to these ppl to make yourself look like the hoe,” he wrote. “It ain’t the look u a fire [woman] good music but you focus on dick and tryna make me look bad focus bra this shit is whack from us both honestly. Drop the album and go up.”

The Grammy-winning rapper didn’t take kindly to Offset’s suggestions and Cardi hopped on X Spaces, claiming she gave Set “spite time” and “attention for one day” but it didn’t mean anything as far as a possible future together.

Cardi followed up on X by demanding he sign their divorce papers so they could both move ahead with their lives.

“So dating because I’m single means I’m just worried about dick?? You sound like a dummy,” she replied. “Trying to be fake nice after you did what you wanted from the beginning trying to push a narrative to these people. Congratulations!! Fuck off and sign the papers TODAY.”

Offset addressed the divorce demand by asking for split custody of their three children and then proceeded to disparage Cardi while calling her “single and miserable.”

“You thought nikkas wasn’t going to be on me cause in your words I got 3 kids in my thirties,” she clapped back. “I’m miserable I don’t bother none of the hoes you fck but every guy I talk to you dming and talkin shit about me like let’s not !”

Cardi B filed for divorce for the second time over the summer, but it appears the terms of the divorce are yet to be finalized. The former couple share 6-year-old Kulture, a 3-year-old son named Wave and a newborn baby girl.

On Wednesday (Dec. 18), SZA unveiled the album artwork for Lana, the long-awaited deluxe edition of her blockbuster album SOS.

On the cover, the superstar metamorphosed into a shimmering bug-eyed creature with a golden camouflage jacket and cargo pants in her natural outdoor habitat.

SZA officially announced Monday that Lana would arrive Friday via Top Dawg Entertainment and RCA Records. Ben Stiller starred in a teaser video that she posted on Instagram, which features an unreleased track titled “Drive.”

She first revealed the Lana title during a concert at New York’s Brooklyn Navy Yard in September 2023, saying the deluxe version of SOS “is like a whole ‘nother album, and it’s called Lana. It’s seven to 10 songs, and it’ll be out this fall.” In a British Vogue interview last month, she described Lana and the SOS deluxe as two entirely different albums. “I think I am making music from a more beautiful place. From a more possible place versus a more angsty place,” she told the publication. “I’m not identifying with my brokenness. It’s not my identity. It’s sh– that happened to me. Yeah, I experienced cruelty. I have to put it down at some point. Piece by piece, my music is shifting because of that, the lighter I get.” But earlier this month, she confirmed Lana is the title of the SOS deluxe album and teased the track list.

The deluxe set comes more than two years after SZA dropped SOS. The 23-song LP included five Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit singles: the No. 1 “Kill Bill,” plus “Snooze,” “I Hate U,” “Good Days” and “Nobody Gets You.” It spent 10 nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 — the most of any R&B/hip-hop album by a woman since Mariah Carey’s self-titled debut spent 11 weeks at the top in 1991. Instead of its impact being limited to the final weeks of 2022, SOS became one of this and last year’s biggest releases. SOS was nominated for album of the year and best progressive R&B album at the 2024 Grammy Awards, when SZA was the most-nominated artist with nine total nods.

See the Lana album artwork below.

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Get ready for one final round of big reveals! Season 12 of The Masked Singer concludes tonight, with a one-hour season finale on Fox.

The singing competition series, hosted by Nick Cannon, airs its Season 12 finale tonight, Wednesday, December 18 at 8 p.m. ET/PT. You can watch The Masked Singer finale on TV through your local Fox affiliate.

Two identities will be unmasked tonight, with either Buffalos — composed of three singers — or solo artist Wasp, announced as the winner. Nick Lachey will also perform on the finale.

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Season 12’s Masked Singer cast features 15 contestants, including fan favorites Ice King, Bluebell, Woodpecker and Strawberry Shortcake (who was eliminated last week), in addition to Buffaloes and Wasp.

Robin Thicke, Ken Jeong and Jenny McCarthy all returned as judges for the new season, with Rita Ora also returning for the second consecutive season to fill in for Nicole Scherzinger, who is currently starring in Sunset Boulevard on Broadway.

Nick Jonas and Elon Musk might be at the start of a new bromance, with the singer/songwriter playfully reacting to the billionaire using an old Jonas Brothers meme on Tuesday.

The interaction started with Musk retweeting a post from the Tesla Owners Silicon Valley account that claimed the automotive company is “up 100% since Donald Trump won” the 2024 presidential election. “My, how the tables have turned!” the X owner wrote in response, adding a GIF from a beloved old video of Nick and Kevin Jonas lifting up a brown coffee table and rotating it 180 degrees.

In the original clip, Joe Jonas then bursts into the room and announces: “Oh, how the tables have turned.”

After seeing that Musk had used a GIF of him and his brothers, the “Jealous” singer retweeted the post with a photo of the businessman knowingly smiling and wrote, “Take us to the Year 3000.”

The exchange was enough to get some people talking, as Musk is one of the world’s most polarizing figures — in large part due to his partnership with the current president-elect. Shortly after beating out Kamala Harris in November, Trump appointed the tech titan as the co-head of a new U.S. government department of efficiency with Vivek Ramaswamy; now, some fans are interpreting Nick’s post as a subtle endorsement of Musk and, by extension, the twice-impeached ex-POTUS.

“Is this a trump post?!” one person commented, tagging Nick’s wife, actress Priyanka Chopra, and adding, “get your man.”

“tweeting at elon musk is definitely a choice,” another person replied, while a different upset fan wrote, “I DID NOT HAVE A CRUSH ON NICK JONAS FOR THIS TO HAPPEN OH MY GOD.”

Billboard has reached out to Nick’s reps for comment.

The Camp Rock alum is currently gearing up to star in The Last Five Years on Broadway, opening March 18. He also stars in Robert Schwartzman’s The Good Half, which premiered in theaters over the summer and became available for streaming on Hulu in November.

Nick hasn’t dropped a solo album since 2021’s Spaceman, but he and his brothers did release The Album in May 2023, debuting at No. 3 on the Billboard 200. Two and a half months after wrapping their world tour in Poland, the Jonas Brothers are now slated to perform on this year’s Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve.

Part of the new wave of Latin artists testing tropical waters, Rauw Alejandro is back on Billboard’s Tropical Airplay chart, as he wraps a four-year hiatus and returns with his second top 10 since 2020.

The classic salsa romantic “Tú Con Él” by the late Frankie Ruiz, covered by Rauw Alejandro, makes its top 10 entrance on the Tropical Airplay chart (dated Dec. 21) as the song flies 14-7 in its second week assisted by a robust 107% gain in audience impressions, to 2.6 million, on the Dec. 6-12 tracking week, according to Luminate.

While the late Ruiz placed 11 entries on Tropical Airplay, including seven top 10s and two No. 1s, the 1985-released “Tú Con Él” did not enter as the chart officially launched almost a decade later, in 1994. The cover by Rauw Alejandro takes the Puerto Rican to his second entrance and top 10 on the ranking, after “Fantasías,” with Farruko, sent both artists to No. 2 in 2020. (The Latin rhythmic tune arrived before Tropical Airplay changed from a station-based to a genre-based tally).

It’s not the first time a song by Ruiz finds its way to a Billboard chart after his passing. Victor Manuelle incorporated excerpts from his 1989 hit “Deseándote” into “Otra Noche Más,” which added a new top 10 to both salsa singers’ Tropical Airplay careers in March. Further, it gave Ruiz his first entry since 2012 and first top 10 after the No. 7-peaking “Vuelvo a Nacer” in 1998. For Victor Manuelle, meanwhile, the time-traveling collaboration turned into a record-extending 65 top 10s.

Further, Charlie Cruz’s take of Ruiz’s “Tú Con Él” peaked at No. 19 on Tropical Airplay in 2018.

“Tú Con Él” also grants Rauw Alejandro a 32nd entry on the overall Latin Airplay chart, where it opens at No. 45. There, the song joins another Rauw track from his No. 1 album Cosa Nuestra: “Que Pasaría,” with Bad Bunny, surges 43-31 with 4 million audience impressions, up 28% from the week prior. Rauw’s fifth studio album debuted atop Top Latin Albums and Tropical Albums charts (Nov. 30) with the largest streaming week of 2024 for a Latin album.

In sum, “Tú Con Él” has translated into a profitable revival for Rauw Alejandro, with multiple entries across Billboard charts. Let’s look at those recaps:

Peak Position, Chart
No. 69, Billboard Hot 100
No. 65, Billboard Global 200
No. 98, Global Excl. U.S.
No. 6, Hot Latin Songs
No. 45, Latin Airplay
No. 7, Tropical Airplay
No. 5, Latin Streaming Songs
No. 5, Latiin Digital Song Sales

Over on the multi-metric Hot Latin Songs chart, while radio airplay surges, streams for “Tú Con Él” drop by 1%, to 3.4 million, and sales rise by a 6%.