The Detroit wordsmith turns 48 today (Oct. 17) and his legion of fans are now celebrating Slim Gray-D, excuse, Slim Shady.
The award-winning actress and Washington, D.C. native showed off and showed out.
Bryant, his daughter Gigi, and several others died in a helicopter crashed this past January.
You can’t make everyone happy so you might as stay focused on yourself. Cardi B was recently reminded of this old adage for the umpteenth time.
The Migos rapper is practicing social distancing with his girlfriend Saweetie so he's not totally alone.
Just when it looked like the Safaree and Erica Mena romance was headed to the edit pile in a Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood storyline, the couple are on Instagram looking stronger than ever. Although Mena went ham with the dramatics and trashed some roses Skaff Beezy sent to apologize for DM creeping, the loving […]
Pete Davidson is probably not out here living check to check, but it’s safe to say he’s not balling on a level like Kanye West. Just the same, the comedian says he paid the tab for Kid Cudi‘s birthday dinner with Yeezy not putting any snaps down for the meal.
Dascha Polanco emerged as one of the many breakout stars on Netflix’s prison comedy Orange Is The New Black in her role as Dayanara “Daya” Diaz. Today, Polanco turns 35 and she has decided to bless the masses with her exceptional assets.
Trey Songz just turned 34 today and to celebrate, the Virginia native dropped two cleverly titled projects onto the masses without warning. On streaming services worldwide, the projects 11 and 28 hit the masses and they feature, well, just about everybody and Twitter is pretty excited about it.
Beyoncé celebrates her 37th birthday today and at this point, we can’t see why September 4th hasn’t been declared a federal holiday. From Missy Elliott to activist DeRay Mckesson, fans and friends are hitting up social media to send the superstar love from all across the world.
Kobe Bryant is, without question, entering the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. Today, the “Black Mamba” turns 40 years old and fans online are celebrating the NBA legend.
On August 11, 1973 at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue, history was made via DJ Kool Herc spinning at his sister’s birthday party, giving way to a movement that still continues to thrive and innovate today.
