Legends Never Die: Twitter Remembers Kobe Bryant & Gianna On The Anniversary of Their Tragic Passing
You would be hard-pressed to find a timeline void of Kobe and Gianna's pictures reflecting on his career, his life, him being a proud girl dad, and one of the most competitive people on the planet.
The R&B singer congratulated the Franklins but used the moment to reach out to his estranged wife as they undergo divorce talks.
Twitter has been giving many Hip-Hop artists their just due lately. Up next is THE LOU's own, Cornell Haynes, better known as Nelly.
The singer, model, and social media influencer caught some criticism for uploading a track that seemingly promoted light-skinned women.
A clip from the VH1 series 'Signed' featuring two competing women vocalists illustrated to fans that the Maybach Music Group boss was only concerned with looks and not talent.
Amassing a number of records in his long career, Aaron still holds several significant records and still remains as one of the best sluggers the game has ever seen.
While some are debating how well the imprisoned singer would do in a competition of the hits, most are clear in stating the obvious that Kelly shouldn't be brought up in music conversations again.
Over the course of the past day, Black Twitter has once again boosted the culture with some of the most hilarious comments regarding the inauguration ceremonies for President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
As his final act as president of the United States, Donald Trump handed out pardons and commutations to people who really didn't deserve them. One, in particular, came at the request of his favorite tap-dancing coons.
Baby CEO has apparently died if the news of his death appearing across social media is indeed true.
After news broke that Timbaland's manager was kicking around the idea of a matchup between Future and Travis Scott, fans on Twitter have been debating the potential clash.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a day of service and celebration for a beautiful man who fought and lost his life for Civil Rights. Lately, it's also become a day when brands and individuals with a well-documented history of epitomizing everything the late Dr. King was against—including outright racism—use his quotes to make themselves feel better.
