As the coronavirus pandemic forces Americans to shelter in place and businesses to close their doors in an attempt to stop the spread of the deadly virus, celebrities have been at home trying to entertain the masses via live stream while going through the quarantined motions.
Travis Scott isn’t just one of the hottest artists in the music game, but he’s also arguably the biggest collaborator in the sneaker game this side of Virgil Abloh.
New Jersey Senator Cory Booker may not be in the race for the White House anymore, but at least his wifey, Rosario Dawson continues to flourish in her field as the OG actress from New York has just been cast to play a fan favorite character from the Star Wars universe.
PJ Tucker may not be the biggest star in the NBA but when it comes to sneakerheads he’s definitely one of the players we most love to watch. Not because he can put on a show on any given night, but due to his habit of wearing extremely limited PE kicks when he balls on […]
The outbreak of the Coronavirus done grinded the whole entire world to a screeching halt, but Smokepurpp isn’t letting a small thing like a contagious and deadly virus stop him from turning up.
Mike Tyson done did it and hopped in the podcast game (we mean, why not?) and though you’d think Hotboxin’ With Mike Tyson would feature boxers from today and yesteryear, it’s actually a show that welcomes entertainers from all over the board.
If nothing else the current coronavirus pandemic is bringing out the best in people (not in the White House) and with celebrities doing what they can to help one way or another, Kanye West is getting in the mix and helping his hometown of Chicago and LA get by these trying times.
There was a time when Hip-Hop purists considered the whole Crunk scene in the South the death of the essence of rap music. Then came the mumble era and now we’re sure they’re pining for the days that Lil Jon and the A had the game on smash.
Though Katy Perry burst onto the music scene with her smash hit “I Kissed A Girl,” she’s actually considers herself a religious-ish person, but that didn’t stop Christian rapper, Flame for suing her at the tune of $2.7 million.
With the Coronavirus (COVID-19) turning homes into fortresses and cities into ghost towns, companies like Twitter, Apple and Nike have begun shutting their doors to help protect employees from the growing pandemic.
After a long hiatus the pop star turned R&B-ish singer, Justin Bieber returned with a new album in Changes, and since it’s release he’s been going hard dropping visuals for seemingly every cut on the album.
Luckily for us this Trump era pandemic came during the age of entertainment streaming and with options like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime, boredom really shouldn’t be a problem for anyone with access to these platforms.