CHRIS BROWN KICKED OUT OF IBIZA RENTAL AFTER TRASHING HOUSE

Chris Brown is in trouble with the cops once again.

This time, law enforcement officials kicked Breezy out of a villa he was renting in Ibiza, according to TMZ. A police report obtained by the site claims that Brown and his entourage destroyed the place with alleged damages including wall carvings, urine, and vomit.

Cops reportedly got involved when the “Grass Ain’t Greener” singer refused to leave once his rental time had expired. Now, the troubles could continue.

NEW MUSIC: WIZKID FEAT. CHRIS BROWN, TREY SONGZ, & FRENCH MONTANA – ‘SHABBA’

Summer anthem alert. Following his success with Drake’s “One Dance,” Nigerian superstar Wizkid keeps the momentum going with an infectious single of his own, “Shabba,” featuring a trifecta of star power—Chris Brown, Trey Songz, and French Montana.

Over the bouncy dancehall-inspired beat, Wizkid pays homage to Shabba Ranks, while Breezy and Trigga cater to the ladies, and French brings it home with a lively verse.

There's a powerful new PlayStation 4 coming soon — here's everything we know

Over 40 million people own the PlayStation 4. Sony's betting that the remaining 6.96 billion people on planet Earth are holding out for a new version.

Your cat probably needs his own PlayStation 4.Sony

This new PlayStation 4, dubbed "Neo" (as a codename), is more powerful than ever. It's capable of powering games in a 4K/UltraHD resolution — roughly four times the resolution the PS4 is currently capable of pushing. 

Sony's only said so much about the new console, but reputable rumors from multiple sources paint a clearer picture of what we can expect from PS4 Neo. We've gathered that all together right here.

Check out Kendall Jenner's $6.5 million home

Kendall Jenner bought the renovated Hollywood Hills mansion of John Krasinski and Emily Blunt for $6.5 million. The celebrity couple listed the house in January for $8 million but finally sold the Sunset Strip-centric home to Kendall Jenner for $6.5 million, according to TMZ. The house is a 4,800-square-foot contemporary-style mecca home. More photos after the cut... 

Chipotle responds to cocaine charges against senior executive

Chipotle has placed Mark Crumpacker, its chief marketing and development officer, on administrative leave after he was charged in relation to a drug-trafficking ring in New York City, the company told us.

Crumpacker was one of 18 "repeat customers" charged on Thursday with allegedly buying cocaine from a drug-delivery service that operated out of Manhattan's Lower East Side.

Chipotle spokesman Chris Arnold told us:

"At the moment, we know very little about these charges. Due to the nature of the situation, Mark has been placed on administrative leave. We made this decision in order to remain focused on the operation of our business, and to allow Mark to focus on these personal matters. Mark's responsibilities have been assigned to other senior managers in his absence."

Merrill Lynch associate and Fox Business producer among 21 indicted in massive NYC cocaine bust

The Manhattan district attorney's office has charged more than a dozen people, including high-profile executives, bankers, and accountants, in relation to a massive New York City cocaine sting.

Three people were charged for allegedly operating the cocaine-trafficking ring out of Manhattan's Lower East Side: Kenny Hernandez, 35, Felix Nunez, 27, and Oscar Almonte, 29.

The operation is accused of selling more than $75,000 in cocaine in one year, according to indictment papers obtained by Business Insider.

Eighteen alleged "repeat customers" were also charged, including Christopher Dodson, a client associate at Merrill Lynch; Mark Crumpacker, chief marketing and development officer for Chipotle; Katie Welnhofer, a Fox Business producer who works on "Mornings with Maria"; and Austin Dodson, an associate at real-estate firm Cushman & Wakefield.

Man kills his wife, 3 children and then himself in a murder-suicide

A Las Vegas woman, Phoukeo Dej-Oudom, 35, was seen running and screaming for help as her gun-wielding estranged husband chased her from their home to two store parking lots, authorities said Thursday.
Court records show that Dej-Oudom filed for divorce May 25 from her husband, Jason Hagan Dej-Odoum after almost 16 years of marriage. The couple were married in July 2000 in Columbus, Ohio.

The document asked a judge to consider domestic violence when considering custody but didn't provide any detail. It also noted the involvement of Clark County Child Protective Services.

However, no one appeared for the June 22 hearing in the divorce case.