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Nipsey Hussle has kept a relatively love profile since being arrested right before appearing on the Made In America 2014 stage.
In what should be a surprise to no one, the ladies of Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood continue to show epic levels of thirst and delusion.
Teddy Riley popping into Love & Hip Hop Hollywood last night (Oct. 27), and Twitter showed him zero respect. It’s a real shame when the man who basically made “New Jack Swing” a sub-genre, gets no love because he’s still rocking the same thing beard, mustache combo from 20 years ago.
The Dallas Cowboys is a team that you love or love to hate. The latter crowd reveled in last night’s (October 27) lost to Washington’s team, which was capped off of by quarterback Tony Romo getting injured.
New York City Correction Department chief William Clemons has been called a lot of things during his 29-year career, and most of them during the latter portion were anything but positive.
KIDULT, street artist known for his guerrilla-style graffiti, is sending out a controversial message about today’s Ebola crisis using one of America’s most iconic brands.
Even with LeBron James’ glorious return to Cleveland, the Charlotte Hornets have been the NBA team able to stir up the biggest buzz, pun intended if you will.
Two celebrities procreating should be a joyous occasion. At worst, it means some baby pictures to sell to a tabloid magazine. At best, the A-list progeny can carry on the family name, inherit some serious cash and be no worse than a D-list reality star.
For Joell Ortiz, getting sober, eating clean and losing weight meant a new sense of self, a refurbished set of eyes with which to view the world and, ultimately, a rediscovered freedom that helped peel back the layers as he moved his pen across the pad.
There was only one controversial outfit that could trump the shock value of people dressing up like Ray Rice this October: Ebola Halloween costumes.
A 26-year-old woman was hanged in a Tehran prison Saturday (Oct. 25) morning for stabbing a man she alleged was trying to sexually abuse her. Reyhaneh Jabbari was sentenced to death for the murder of Morteza Abdolali Sarbandi, in 2009.