Owen Wilson just found out that the struggle is real out in these streets and the wolves are ready to pounce on whoever regardless of your celebrity status.
According to reports, Taraji P. Henson joined several other celebrities in calling the punishment excessive. Though Smollett maintained his innocence, he was found guilty last year of filing a false police report and was convicted of five counts of disorderly conduct.
In North America, particularly among Black women, the word “spaz” means to freak out. However, the inclusion of the word on the song, “Grrrls” by Lizzo was not well-received in the United Kingdom where it is known as a common slur against disabled people.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Robert Glasper featuring Killer Mike, BJ The Chicago Kid and Big K.R.I.T., Common Tribe, and more.
Kanye West is running for President in 2020. At least, that's what Yeezy declared today (July 4) on his Twitter feed.
You have to wonder if Jay took the time to take his family to visit his old Brooklyn stomping grounds of Marcy Projects while they were at it.
Carlee Russell, a Black woman who was reported missing in Alabama, has been found and returned to her residence after a large search.
Information and truth are more important now than ever. For Che “Rhymefest” Smith, it is a part of the mental jewels he values the most, standing right alongside divine forgiveness and love.
Joe Budden has a whole lot of explaining to do. The New Jersey rapper turned podcast impresario recently admitted to having faked putting on a condom before having intercourse with a partner.
Tory Lanez wants the world to know that he ain't scared while he serves his prison bid.
DJ Envy found himself in the crosshairs of Joe Budden amid 'The Breakfast Club' host's real estate scandal with Cesar Piña.
While mass shootings continue to plague America thanks to a certain political party’s reluctance to enact common sense gun laws, regular gun violence has also been problematic across the board, especially in New York City.
