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It’s been a year since Beyoncé shook up music culture with her surprise, self-titled album. To commemorate its release, Mrs. Carter speaks candidly about life, love, her body, marriage and more in a short film titled Yours And Mine.
Nobody buys albums to hear the artist talk but sometimes a well-placed anecdote can be heard outside of the actual songs.
A registered sex offender recently won $3 million in the Florida lottery. Timothy Poole, is now a millionaire twice over because of a $20 scratch-off, and elected to receive a lump sum of $2,219,807.90.
The jig, though proverbial, is up, and it’s Charles Jennings of the Intermodal Cartage Group who’s paying for it. The man thought that he could make off with 7,500 pairs of Nike LeBron 12s scot-free.
No one will judge if you’ve been salivating over our “vivid detail” of Bye Felicia!‘s Kip Force. All we ask is that you make way for Hip-Hop Wired’s second Bangin Candy entry of the week, Coco Francesca.
Florida never ceases to disappoint in the outrageous news department and a grown ass man named Anthony Smith out of Martin County can be thanked for the latest act of craziness.
Cam’ron has amassed a cult following throughout his career, and a lot of that can be credited to his 2004 album Purple Haze. As Complex put it, the Harlem rapper’s final Roc-A-Fella effort “may not be his best, but it is certainly his most definitive”; things will come full circle in 2015 when he retires from rap with Purple Haze […]
Chris Rock referred to Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger as “the original Cosby.” Ouch.
The success of the Rich Gang mixtape prompted Young Thug and Rich Homie Quan to create a proper follow-up. Unfortunately, nine tracks from the duo, which were allegedly to appear on Rich Gang 2, have sprung a leak in advance.
After announcing a $1000 album, Mailbox Money, to be the next phase of the “Proud 2 Pay” movement, Nipsey Hussle delivers a new, Rick Ross-assisted track titled “1 Hunnit A Show.”
Yet another woman has come forward to say comedian Bill Cosby drugged her. Supermodel Beverly Johnson revealed how she was allegedly violated by Cosby in a first person account published by Vanity Fair.
Shortly after premiering Bye Felicia!, which follows of a group of white women in need of a “dose of reality,” the good folks over at VH1 announce a forthcoming reality television series, Sorority Sisters.