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Zoe Fennessy suffers an epileptic seizure instantly when she hears singer Ne-Yo’s vocals. The 26-year-old mother has gone as far as removing a considerable amount of brain matter in hopes of easing the disorder.
Sheek Louch, Styles P and Kiss take to the streets of New York in their fresh new visual for “Now Listen.”
Logic made his first network TV appearance with The Tonight Show, taking the stage to perform his standout Under Pressure cut, “Im Gone.”
Jorge Pena, the man in an 8-Ball jacket seen smacking fire out of a loudmouth woman who hit him with her shoes on an F train, won’t be charged. Footage of the incident went viral after it was uploaded to YouTube, and it’s likely the reason the charges against Pena (misdemeanor assault and disorderly conduct) were […]
Azealia Banks captures a very artistic aesthetic in her visual for “Chasing Time” from her recently released debut album Broke With Expensive Taste.
Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin has been charged with slapping a man in a Las Vegas nightclub. As previously reported, Griffin allegedly laid the hand of God on this man for taking his pic in Tao.
After providing a few would-be singles, Boosie Badazz debuts “On That Level,” the first official listen from his upcoming Touched Down To Cause Hell.
Remember on Only Built 4 Cuban Linx when Raekwon and Ghostface suggested to their peers to come original? Sadly sharkbiting is as popular as ever.
Kim Kardashian’s is such a giver that those glossed up ass shots for Paper magazine aren’t all that she’s offering you. She threw in some full frontal for your viewing pleasure.
A Keyshia Cole fade could be worth a lot of money if you live to tell about. And Sabrina Mercadel, the longtime Cash Money employee who took a jealously fueled, rhythm-and-bruisin’ after being excused of trying to steal Birdman from Cole (*snicker*), has finally come to her senses (or consciousness) and decided to take appropriate […]
We haven’t seen an upstart rapper exude confidence the same way Troy Ave does in a hot minute. However, the Brooklyn beat bomber may have been overstating things a bit when he suggested that he was the first MC who hailed from Brooklyn whose content predominately boasted of drug activity.