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Now, a judge has ruled that Brown must remain 100 yards from Karreuche and not attempt to contact her, reports the Associated Press. According to the judge's order, the R&B singer must surrender his firearms until a March 9 hearing on the restraining order case.

Here's the logic behind the NFL's assertion. If you pool together how many people watched the halftime show on all the platforms, that makes for a lot of people. Around 118 million viewers watched Gaga on TV.

The all-star tribute will benefit the War Child UK charity, which aims to help children affected in war-torn regions. Titled Cover Stories: Brandi Carlile Celebrates 10 Years of The Story - An Album to Benefit War Child, the singer says the cause hits close to home.

Radio.com spoke to FGL's Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley about the upcoming tour, and their longstanding friendship with Nelly, who appeared on a remix of the group's first single, "Cruise."

"Yeah, we're excited," Hubbard enthuses. "Nelly's an awesome friend and a great entertainer and a great guy to be on the road with and learn from, so we're really excited to be back out with him and Chris Lane, one of our best friends, one of our favorite tour mates as well. Put those two guys together in the baseball stadium in the summer, it's gonna be awesome. It's gonna be a huge party, and we're gonna give our fans something to remember, for sure."

While hooking up a country act and a hip-hop artist can come off as a bit stunt-y, FGL say that their friendship with Nelly is genuine, and they've toured together in the past as well. "I think from day one Nelly came in kind of like a mentor, like an uncle kind of figure and a really good friend," Kelley says. "From day one it felt like somebody we'd grown up with and kinda already knew. It's a relationship and a friendship where you don't really have to try, you're just kinda always talking and chatting. And he always takes the time to lift us up and encourage us and share stories with us, and he's nothing but smiles. And he can get all 'business' on you and tell you the deal and give you some really good advice."

"Look like I got jumped? S�. I look smooth as motherf----ing ice," Kingston tells the camera in the social media video, showing off his face and arms which have nary a scratch.

"Draco" opens at an arcade where a young Future plays a video game and does so well he enables "Gangsta Mode." That attracts the attention of a young girl eating an ice cream cone, but she happens to be on a "date" with another boy. "You ain't never ever get yo b�- back," Future sings on the chorus. And the boy doesn't. His former gal is smitten with young Future.

The same thing happens when Future's fully grown. Walking past a couple arguing on the street, his mere presence draws that girlfriend away from her nerdy boyfriend. With Future, she gets to live out her wild side and take part in a series of revenge heists for him. She and other women he's wooed knock off their ex-boyfriends and grab stacks of cash in the process.

There's still not a note of music to be heard, but Traynor has posted an insider's view of the music video production. From what she's previewed, it resembles an office-based take on the Catholic school-girl look Britney Spears showcased in '�Baby One More Time."

The latest news from Kentwood, Louisiana, gives followers more good news about the 8-year-old's condition: Jamie Lynn says Maddie has returned to basketball practice.

Check out his sweet sentiments and the crowd participation. 'I wanna pay tribute tonight because it's somebody's birthday today -- somebody that I've got a lot of love for and a lot of respect for," Drake started.

Speaking with BBC Radio 1 The 1975's frontman Matt Healy talked about the track's influence on current music. "'If you listen to Kanye, if you listen to Bon Iver, if you listen to Francis and the Lights, moments on that Chance [The Rapper] record--that song, "By Your Side," has so much of that kind of identity.

The street trail, which will be created in collaboration with Global Street Art, will feature the work of graffiti artists Captain Kris and Mr. Cenz, Philth and Amara Por Dios inspired by the singer. The project was financed through crowdfunding via Art Happens.

During the episode's first round, contestants selected the category "Let's Rap, Kids!" and Trebek recited lyrics from hip-hop songs prompting the players to guess who the rapper on the song was.

Trebek gave clues to the contestants by reciting lyrics from Drake's 'Started From the Bottom," Kendrick Lamar's 'm.A.A.d. city," Lil Wayne's '6 Foot 7 Foot," Desiigner's 'Panda" and Kanye West's 'Famous."

The Roots themselves will appear with top-billed headliner Pharrell while acts like Kimbra and 21 Savage round out the lineup. The day-long festival is scheduled for Saturday, June 3rd