The New York Times announced on Monday that they had purchased the popular online game Wordle from its creator. The deal, which was for an "undisclosed amount in the low seven figures", will still allow the game to be free of charge with no changes to gameplay.
A New York Times profile on the North London musician highlighted his lyrics being different from the braggadocious norm in Hip-Hop.
The conservative backlash to the acclaim of the widely-heralded 1619 Project by the New York Times Magazine has caused another controversy for journalist and 2020 Pulitzer Prize winner Nikole Hannah-Jones.
Writing under the name anonymous for the New York Times, Taylor blasted President Donald Trump and his administration by declaring there was a "resistance" from within the White House.
Megan Thee Stallion is no longer just keeping quiet on matters regarding the horrible treatment and double standards that unfairly apply to Black women and other women of color.
Jerry Seinfeld writes an op-ed for 'New York Times' responding to James Altucher's piece for LinkedIn where he claims New York City is dead forever. Twitter gets whiplash over the coincidental trending topics once he and "She's 15" rise to the top of the list.
With his days of living wild and on the edge behind him, former NBA star Lamar Odom has completely turned his life around and now he can call himself a bestselling author to boot. Taking to Instagram to thank his children and ex-wife Khloe Kardashian, Odom got some of that love back.
The ongoing saga of 21 Savage has sparked a much-needed conversation about immigration and the reach of the law. In a new interview, the Atlanta rapper talks about his ordeal, the potential in facing deportation, and much more.
Tiffany Haddish is an easy star to root for, given her rags-to-riches rise to fame and the fact she seems to tell it like it is. In a new interview, Haddish talks about dating, the climb of her fame, and teasing an upcoming rap album among other goals.
It’s a long-running joke within the Black community that not all folks look alike, but that didn’t stop the vaunted New York Times for making a major gaffe in that department. The newspaper confused actress Angela Bassett with former President Trump crony Omarosa.
Joe Budden continues to win with his transition from rapper to talk personality. He was recently featured by one of the biggest periodicals in the country.
While 50 Cent has made a name for himself outside of Rap with Power and Effen Vodka he still plans to make a musical comeback. He has confirmed Street King Immortal is still in the works.
