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A Supreme x Balenciaga capsule collection might be on the way for 2023. This one is sure to have hypebeasts' stomachs rumbling.

The New York City criminal system is trying to right their wrongs. The District Attorney is set to throw out 188 cases tied to bad cops.

Slick Rick had his name trending on Twitter Monday morning (Nov. 21) as fans debated who is Hip-Hop's best storyteller.

Busta Rhymes unveiled his latest project in The Fuse Is Lit EP and to accompany his latest effort the Hip-Hop legend dropped a visual for one of the project’s standout cuts.

Black Friday has come early for PlayStation owners.

Elon Musk's Twitter stinks.

Reports have emerged that the suspect who allegedly killed three University of Virginia football players on Sunday had failed a background check while trying to purchase a gun last year but still managed to buy two firearms this year. The actions were confirmed in a statement by the store's owner, which was released on Thursday.

Nancy Pelosi stepped down from her senior Democratic leadership position in the House of Representatives on Thursday, paving the way for Hakeem Jeffries to reportedly take over once the next Congress convenes next January. He was endorsed publicly for the role by House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn and Congressional Black Caucus chairwoman Joyce Beatty.

Travis Scott posts a picture of him and Pharrell on the set of his new "Down In Atlanta" video and it looks like fans are in for a treat.

BlackPlanet, the early 2000s social site, is currently asking old users and new folks to join the site as Twitter continues to spiral down.

Season two of 'Bel-Air' premieres on Peacock Feb. 23.

In September, J. Ivy released his sixth studio album 'The Poet Who Sat By The Door,' a nod to Sam Greenlee’s critically acclaimed book 'The Spook Who Sat By the Door.'