It’s been a busy week for New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft amid his public dispute with Macklemore. Now, it’s also being reported by The Boston Globe that he’s involved with the Kennedy

Large crowds are expected to protest at Gillette Stadium this week for Ed Sheeran following Macklemore’s exit. Protestors showed up to Sheeran’s Philly show over the weekend, and a larger protest is reportedly set for this weekend outside one of Sheeran’s concerts at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough this week,

Robert Kraft pledged $2 million toward "aid in the region" after Macklemore urged him to match his $1 million donation to Palestinian organizations.

In light of Robert Kraft getting Macklemore banned from several NFL stadiums, Colin Kaepernick has suggested that the New England Patriots owner did the same to him. Kaepernick’s decision to kneel during the national anthem in 2016 proved to be the end of his career,

The Gillette Stadium owner's solicitation of prostitution case was ultimately dismissed, as it hinged on video that was secretly recorded.

When Macklemore was kicked off Ed Sheeran’s tour , he alleged that Robert Kraft and other NFL owners presented the “Shape of You” singer with an “ultimatum.” In short, if Macklemore remained on the tour,

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has been linked to the ongoing dispute surrounding President Donald Trump and the Kennedy Center, according to a report from The Boston Globe. Kraft is

Macklemore challenged Kraft to match his $1 million donation to Palestinian causes, though Kraft said Sheeran contacted him first.

Macklemore was previously removed from Sheeran’s Loop Tour following his remarks in support of Palestine at MetLife Stadium in N.J.

In the latest chapter of the ongoing Ed Sheeran-Macklemore-Robert Kraft situation, Sheeran and Kraft have apparently seen and raised Macklemore's $1 million donation to Palestinian relief by donating $2 million each - although it's unclear exactly to whom.

"The problem I have with Macklemore is the costume he wore onstage in 2014," writes one reader. Another: "It’s the height of hypocrisy for Robert Kraft to head an 'alliance against hate' while remaining a steadfast" Trump supporter.