DJ Khaled was among the stars to appear on celebrity row at game three of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs on Monday night (June 8). The We the Best mogul ran into Timothée Chalamet in the exclusive lounge area pre-game, and the Marty Supreme actor gave Khaled his flowers while crowning 2007’s “We Takin’ Over” as the “No. 1 video of all-time.”

“My brother here said, ‘We Takin’ Over’ his favorite video,” Khaled said in a clip posted to social media.

Chalamet, an avid rap fan, responded: “No. 1 video of all-time! I was watching … T.I. in the trap!”

It was music to Khaled’s ears as the We the Best mogul had a laugh while co-signing the actor’s take. “That’s right,” he repeated.

“We Takin’ Over” arrived in March 2007 and served as Khaled’s lead single for his We the Best album. The anthem is a loaded posse cut featuring Akon, T.I., Rick Ross, Birdman, Lil Wayne and Fat Joe.

Shot in Miami, the visual finds Khaled on the run and kidnapped by an “evil assailant.” The star-studded clip features cameos from T-Pain, Bun B, Pitbull, Curren$y and more. Capped off by a standout verse from Lil Wayne, “We Takin’ Over” peaked at No. 28 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Khaled we joined by his wife and son Asahd at Madison Square Garden, as he was seated next to New York Knicks diehard fan and his close friend, Fat Joe. Khaled came under fire on social media as some viewers called him out for being on his phone too much throughout the game.

The Knicks ended up dropping game three 115-111 to the Spurs, who earned their first win of the series. Game four is slated for Wednesday night (June 10) at MSG.

Bonobo is entering a new chapter. The electronic producer and DJ (born Simon Green) has announced his forthcoming album, Distance in Static, due Sept. 11 via Ninja Tune.

The news arrives alongside the release of expansive, club-inspired lead single “Me and You.” The track debuted during Green’s recent DJ appearances at surprise pop-up events in London and Paris, and is accompanied by a crater-themed music video.

Distance in Static will mark Green’s eighth studio album and features an ambitious roster of collaborators, including Grammy-winner Arooj Aftab, British singer Joy Crookes, Nilüfer Yanya, Ichiko Aoba, Nicole Miglis of Hundred Waters and Aanya Martin. Lyrics appear in English, Urdu and Japanese, while Green incorporates historic Iranian samples and guzheng recordings into his production.

The album will be supported by an all-new Bonobo live show, launching across North America this fall. The production has been designed in collaboration with Pierre Claude, whose visual work has helped shape live performances for the likes of Air, Gesaffelstein, Phoenix and Caroline Polachek.

The tour is scheduled to kick off on Nov. 5 at Emo’s in Austin, Texas, before heading to venues in major cities including Los Angeles, Toronto and Chicago. A fan pre-sale begins June 11 at 10 a.m. local time, while a general sale is set to open the following day at 10 a.m. local time. Further ticketing information can be found at Bonobo’s website.

Across a career spanning more than 25 years, Green has earned two U.K. top 10 albums (2017’s Migration and 2022’s Fragments, both peaking at No. 5) while landing both BRIT and Grammy award nominations. He has collaborated with the likes of Damon Albarn and Erykah Badu, and four years ago, played a five-night run at London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall.

In a press release, Green hinted at a sense of finality around the project. “It’s probably the last go-around the track in this format,” he said. “I don’t know what that will look like just yet, but it’s really about me redefining how to be a musician from here.”

Got heartache? Olivia Rodrigo might just have the cure. Ahead of new album You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, the pop star will take over iHeartRadio and host her very own dating advice show, answering questions live on the air about all things romance.

The company announced the news on Tuesday (June 9), revealing that the hour-long program will be called “u+me=advice forever,” a nod to one of the titles on You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love. It’ll air on digital station Hit Nation at 9 p.m. ET on Thursday (June 11), just one day before the new LP drops.

In addition to advising on fan-submitted relationship queries — which listeners can send in ahead of time via iHeartRadio’s talkback feature — Rodrigo will exclusively preview unheard songs from her third full-length.

Arriving after Billboard 200-topping LPs Sour and Guts, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love features a total of 13 songs. So far, fans have properly heard only lead single “Drop Dead” — which peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 — and “The Cure,” as well as a Saturday Night Live performance of “Begged” and a surprise live debut of “What’s Wrong With Me?” alongside Robert Smith at Primavera Sound on Sunday (June 7).

In other radio-related Rodrigo news, the Grammy winner also appeared recently on BBC Radio 1 and revealed to host Greg James that “Stupid Song” from her new album is getting a music video. She also talked about how she prefers to apply her own life to the lyrics of other artists’ love songs, as opposed to wondering about the songwriter’s own personal life while listening.

“I love transposing it into my own life,” she said. “Obviously, if the song is more meaningful to someone if they project my life into it, then I’ll be it, that’s totally fine.”

Watch their full conversation below.

Jennifer Lopez recently said that when it comes to romance, she’s been “doing it all wrong.” The singer/actress, who has been married four times, has been answering a lot of questions about her love life while promoting her new rom-com, Office Romance, and during a chat with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live on Monday night (June 8), she revealed the worst thing a potential suitor can do to win her over.

“Do you check your DMs,” Cohen asked, to which Lopez, 56, quickly responded, “no.”

But, like, what if it was a hunky Spanish soccer player trying to slide in?

“I think they would be able to find me, no?” Lopez said, according to US Weekly. “If you really wanted to find me, you could find me.” What you’re not going to do if find her by Insta stalking her. “You have to make more of an effort than that,” she said.

An eternal optimist, Lopez — who split with former love Ben Affleck in 2024 after reconnecting in 2021 and marrying a year later — said she thinks her greatest love is “ahead of me, 100%, without a doubt.”

She also answered a fan question about whether they’d consider doing Broadway one day, saying, “I would love to do Broadway and I think it is in my future. I just don’t know when.” The multi-hyphenate, who brought the 1992 Broadway musical Kiss of the Spider Woman to the big screen in 2025, explained that it’s a matter of finding just the right project, though she has long had her eye on playing the lead role of Rosie Alvarez in the musical Bye Bye Birdie.

Lopez also retold the story about how she was originally supposed to be part of Madonna and Britney Spears’ iconic triple kiss at the 2003 MTV VMAs. Lopez said she was working on a movie at the time, Shall We Dance, and the film’s producers refused to let her leave set for the performance. “We rehearsed it and everything,” she said of the practice run at Madonna’s house with Spears, during which Madonna strummed her guitar and they all harmonized.

They did not rehearse the kiss, but Madonna told them her plan, which included Madonna being the groom in the throuple scenario.

On a more emotional note, Lopez described how hard it’s been thinking about her twins with ex singer Marc Anthony, Emme (who recently changed their name to Oskar) and Max, graduating from high school and preparing to go to college in the fall. “People have come in and out of my life, but it’s been the three of us and they’ve always been there and I’ve always been there,” she said.

With reality now hitting her in the face, Lopez admitted that she never pictured a day when the twins would not be living in her house with her. “I just never thought that far ahead,” she said. “They’re so independent. I’ve given them roots and wings and it’s great and this is how it is. This is a healthy mom thing to do!”

Check out Lopez on WWHL below.