Kanye West battled ‘alcoholism’

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Kanye West won't be fighting Kim Kardashian's divorce demands after filing his response with identical custody requests.

Love you unconditionally Kim Kardashian West pays tribute to Kanye West

According to People, a source close to the matter says that the couple have split after several months of dating.

The Chi-Town native is set to host the third listening party series for his tenth studio album, Donda, on Thursday at Chicago’s Soldier Field for 38,000 fans – reduced from the original 63,000 maximum capacity.

In France, it's estimated that more than 30 percent of people drink excessively. That means more than two glasses of wine per day and more than five days a week. These figures have gone up during the Covid-19 pandemic. Yet the government's approach to alcohol has been not as forceful as with other types of addiction such as smoking. Indeed, some specialists say that's down to the power of lobbies within the industry. We take a closer look in this edition of France in Focus.

'People' reports that Kanye West has been named as a suspect in a battery report from an alleged physical altercation in Los Angeles. According to 'People,' an LAPD source said that the alleged incident took place early on the morning of January 13.

Kanye West opens up about mental health struggles and admits to having 'suicidal thoughts'

The 'Stronger' hitmaker has seen a range of brands distance themselves from him after he made anti-Semitic remarks on Twitter, with Adidas confirming their Yeezy deal with him is under review and JP Morgan Chase asking him to find a new bank to hold his company.

CNBC's Tyler Mathisen reports that Kanye West is going to buy right-wing social media platform Parler.

Trevor Noah denies he has ‘beef’ with rapper Kanye West

Modi Wiczyk, Asif Satchu and Scott Tenley, executives at MRC Entertainment announced in a memo that they won't release their completed documentary about the rapper following his series of offensive comments about Jewish people.