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The Savage X Fenty show is happening again in 2020!

Rihanna‘s fashion show will return to Amazon Prime Video, exclusively streaming worldwide on October 2, the streamer announced on Thursday (September 17).

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Savage X Fenty Show Vol. 2 features a combination of models, actors and dancers wearing the latest savage styles, with special performances from some of the hottest names in music.

Performers include Travis Scott , Bad Bunny, Ella Mai, Miguel, Mustard, Roddy Ricch and Rosalia.

Savage X Fenty Show veterans Bella Hadid, Big Sean, Cara Delevingne, Christian Combs, Normani, and Paloma Elsesser return, walking alongside newcomers Lizzo, Demi Moore, Erika Jayne, Gigi Goode, Irina Shayk, Laura Harrier, Paris Hilton, Rico Nasty, Shea Couleé, Willow Smith, Chika, Miss 5th Avenue, Jaida Essence Hall and many more, wearing the latest savage styles and debuting Savage X Fenty’s Fall 2020 collection.

Customers can shop the collection at Amazon.com/savagexfenty.

Rihanna was just recently photographed after an accident that made headlines – we’re happy to see she’s doing okay!

Big Sean is on top!

The 32-year-old rapper notched his third No. 1 album with Detroit 2 on the Billboard 200, Billboard reported on Sunday (September 13).

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The album brought in 103,000 equivalent album units in its first week on the chart. He previously scored two No. 1 albums: I Decided in 2017, and Dark Sky Paradise in 2015.

The album brought in the equivalent of 93.55 million on-demand streams of the album’s songs, and follows Big Sean‘s 2012 mixtape, Detroit. There were also 30,000 album sales, aided by merchandise and album bundles.

Congratulations to Big Sean!

Check out the full Top 10 of this week’s Billboard 200 inside…

Big Sean was asked about his infamous song “IDFWU,” which many fans believed to be about his 2014 breakup with the late Naya Rivera, who tragically passed away at the young age of 33 in July.

“If I may ask, do you regret making “IDFWU,” a song that many interpreted as being about your ex, the late Naya Rivera?,” Vulture asked Big Sean in a new interview.

“That’s a tough question to answer because I’m still processing a lot of that … I don’t feel comfortable talking about it because I want to respect her. She’s made such an impact on people, and she’s done so many great things in her life and her career that it was hurtful to even have that [song] be associated with her,” Big Sean said. “It wasn’t a diss to her. I truly made the song and played it for her. She knew about it, and she liked it. We had a breakup that was very public, and we were young and we forgave each other and moved on from that. If I would have known something this tragic would have happened, I would have never made the song.”

Naya actually went on to perform the song live once.

Big Sean payed tribute to Naya after she passed away and you can read what he said right here.

Big Sean has broken his silence about Naya Rivera‘s death.

If you don’t know, Sean and Naya were once engaged to be married, before ending their relationship in 2014, amid rumors that he cheated on her.

She then married her ex-husband, Ryan Dorsey, on the same day she was supposed to marry Sean.

“Rest In Peace Naya, God Bless your Soul!” Sean wrote in a tribute on Instagram. “Thank you for blessing us all with your talent and presence.”

He continued, “You are a hero! Not just because of how you saved your son, also because of the barriers you knocked down for so many people to make them feel confident in themselves and to stand tall and be proud when they couldn’t achieve that on their own.”

“I appreciate and cherish everything that ever happened between us for making me wiser and a better person,” Sean added. “I’m still grieving and in shock, I can’t believe this is real. I’m praying for you and your family and I know your watching over them and protecting them.”

Sean was seen liking tweets amid the search for her when she was missing last week.

Naya Rivera is missing and feared dead after a boating trip with her four-year-old son, Josey Dorsey, and now, her ex Big Sean has been praying for her safe return.

While Big Sean hasn’t specifically written any messages, he has been liking tweets calling for prayers and her safe return home to her son.

Big Sean and Naya Rivera were engaged but they ended up breaking up and calling off the engagement in 2014.

If you don’t know, Naya and her son went for a boat outing on Lake Piru and Josey was found in the boat alone. He told authorities that his mom never got back into the boat after going swimming. The search for Naya has been suspended until today at first light.

Our thoughts are with Naya‘s loved ones and we’re hoping for her safe return home.

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Big Sean is opening up in a new video about how he really feels about being a black man in America.

The 32-year-old “Single Again” musician got candid in the video he shared to Instagram in response to the protests going on around the nation, following the senseless murders of countless other Black people including Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.

“Clearly we got the whole world’s attention, obviously,” he said. “And justice has to be served. Period. And if it’s not, I don’t think things are going to change or get better.”

Sean continued, “I know I been protesting, I know a lot of us been out on the streets protesting, and it’s been a lot of unity, but I also see a lot of people with ulterior motives that look like undercover cops. I don’t know if they are undercover cops, but like, you know, starting a lot of the conflict, a lot of the issues. And we’ve all seen places where they’ve got them bricks conveniently located to wreak havoc, and I don’t know what the ulterior motive is.”

“I don’t know if it’s to make us look like we wild beasts or don’t have control, but we clearly are not wild beasts. We’re extraordinary, talented magical people that if you took us out of the equation, the world would be very, very bland.”

Sean added that he doesn’t “feel equal and I don’t feel free. Of course let’s speak up and be heard, but things have to change.”

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Big Sean is speaking out about his alleged feud with Kendrick Lamar.

The 31-year-old rapper made an appearance on Joe Budden‘s Pull Up series, which aired on Sunday (February 16).

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Back in 2015, Sean released his “Me, Myself & I” freestyle, which alleged had subliminal digs at Kendrick, which he later denied.

“One of the people that, especially after Nipsey [Hussle] died was important for me to connect with was Kendrick. Me and Kendrick got a history…a relationship as peers. When this whole Big Sean, Kendrick beef was going on, it was something I wish I would have spoken up [on],” he said.

“I remember going online and seeing like, ‘Oh, is he talking about Kendrick?’ ‘Cause I’m talking about people who rap fast…I wasn’t beefing with nobody. I’m just rapping n–a. It wasn’t like a specific person or else I would’ve said his name.”

He went on to explain that the two continued to generate headlines with alleged digs in their songs.

“Every verse I do, people be like, ‘Oh is this a response? Is this a response?’ And I’m like, ‘Damn I can’t even show no aggression, people think it’s a damn response.’ It got to a point where somehow it was just a weird tension between me and him even though it was already said it wasn’t no beef. People made it that way,” he explained.

“Fast forward, I let this s–t go. He let that s–t go—he never talked about it. And I never talked about it and I should’ve said something, bro. I should’ve just came out and been like, ‘Naw, that ain’t it’…but I didn’t. I was working on this song with Nip and then Nip passed. I have a show for J. Cole‘s festival. I’m sitting next to Punch from TDE. He like, ‘Bro, wassup—you ever holler at Kendrick?’ I damn near [had] put it on the back burner in my brain. I’m like, ‘Damn, no I never did. And he’s like, ‘Man, you should definitely holler at him.’ Got his number and we communicated. The respect is mutual. It was literally nothing.”

Watch Big Sean explain…