Nelly is going to be performing “Hot in Herre” for a whole lotta dudes in Saudi Arabia next month, since women will not be allowed to attend the show.

After Nelly was accused of raping a woman on a tour bus in Washington earlier this month, he vehemently denied the allegations in a series of tweets. Now, the woman who accused him of rape does not want to forward with the case because of online harassment and a belief that the legal system “will fail her.”

Much like Basketball Wives before it—and WAGS and Baller Wives and Football Wives and Hollywood Exes—the new E! reality series The Platinum Life zeroes in on the lives of the intriguing women who give consistent love, time and energy to famous men.

On October 7, the rapper Nelly was arrested for second degree rape for allegedly assaulting a woman on his tour bus. He was released the same day with no charges. Following reports, Nelly addressed his arrest in a series of tweets, claiming the allegations are false:

Simple Plan, a band of French-Canadian thirtysomethings best known for a song featuring Mark Hoppus and a debut album titled around a ball joke, has released a song with 40-year-old Correll Haynes Jr. (née Nelly), entitled “I Don’t Want to Go To Bed.” What a time to forget why any of us are alive in the first place!

Lindsay Lohan and Dina Lohan aren’t so different than you and your mom! They too fight over which old items to sell at a garage sale (she wants to turn your childhood bedroom into an office and who can blame her!) and who’s allowed to go on Celebrity Big Brother. Here’s a question: Why are moms always trying to…

Rapper Nelly was arrested last night in Putnam County, Tennessee on multiple drug charges. The arrest is likely unsurprising to anyone who has ever heard a single Nelly song.