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Another day brings someone else taking shots at Wale via Twitter. Everyone knows Mr. Folarin is active on the social media platform, but why do so many want to bring it to his digital doorstep 140 characters at a time?

All eyes are currently on Big Sean to lead the pack for these upcoming 2015 releases. Such is life when you enjoyed one of the biggest hits in the country on a subject that everybody can relate to. The G.O.O.D Music golden child initially coy when he was asked the obvious about his “IDFWU” smash […]

New York-bred with roots in Brazilian, our latest Bangin Candy is the absolutely tantalizing Suelyn Medeiros.

2 Chainz’ confident and viral HLNtv appearance on Nancy Grace has sparked a potential career change in the enigmatic rapper. He’s currently weighing his options of actually becoming the mayor of his hometown of College Park, a Atlanta suburb.

Cipha Sounds has become a fixture on NYC radio thanks to well over a decade of hosting duties at Hot 97. However, it seems that the DJ and comedian is longer part of Team Hot 97. 

Kim Kardashian is literally releasing a book of her “best” selfies. That said, she lands serious some cross promotion in T-Mobile’s Super Bowl ad.

The hype leading up to WWE’s 2015 Royal Rumble pay-per-view event was massive and overwhelming for fans. In the end, the annual brouhaha, which serves as the lead-in to WrestleMania, was found to be unsatisfactory at best.

No one would guess that the upcoming Spongebob Squarepants film would be the hub for new N.E.R.D tunes, but here we are.

The Fantastic Four is getting a reboot and from the looks of the official teaser trailer, it’s a bit too early to call. But we’re leaning towards Marvel done doing it again. In a good way, not in those past suspect Fantastic Four films—except for the Silver Surfer—kind of way. 

VH1’s Black Ink Crew is back for a third season of ink and debauchery, and O’Sh*t amazing us with his supreme levels of stupidity. The premiere episode revealed that the struggle in Harlem for this clique of tattoo artists and baggage handlers is very real.

The lyrics from Chicago rap group Do or Die‘s 1996 smash debut single “Po Pimp,” featuring Twista, made its way onto a fourth-grader’s homework assignment. The parents of the boy were angered by the vulgar verses and voiced their frustration to a school superintendent and board.

If someone said the ballistic sounds of trap were coming to a town near you via a rodeo, what would you say?