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A video of a New York woman verbally insulting a Black man with racist slurs at a Dollar General store has went viral, much to the chagrin of everybody.
Pharrell is being accused of cultural insensitivity after the unveiling of the controversial July 2014 ELLE UK cover featuring an image of the superstar wearing a Native American headdress.
Luther Vandross left an incredible musical legacy behind at the time of his unfortunate passing at the age of 54. And Hollywood is making sure everyone remembers it.
Brooklyn-based streetwear brand Lemar & Dauley were known for creating Hip-Hop-inspired pieces in fresh, summery color palettes prior to their hiatus around the turn of the decade. However, they’ve since made a resurgence and with their return comes a new collaborative shoe with FILA.
The BET Awards aren’t the only event Drake will be illuminating this summer.
Beyoncé Knowles graces the cover of T, the New York Times’ style magazine.
High scoring New York Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony celebrated his 30th birthday in style on Monday night (June 2). Besides a number of celebrities coming through a Manhattan nightspot to wish him well, Queens rapper Nas performed.
Unless you have been dodging your Hip-Hop news feed this week, you already know that G-G-G-Unit is officially back in a major way.
Dame Dash has officially thrown off the gloves and his throwing bare-knuckle haymakers. After dousing Steve Stoute with a bit of insider ether, the next target of his music industry cleansing happens to be Joey “Joie” Manda, former president of Def Jam Records and current president of Urban Music at Interscope Records.
Thanks to social media, domestic violence are speaking out and gaining public support for the abuse they endure. Unfortunately, it hasn’t quelled the cases from actually happening, an issue law enforcement is still working on across the board.