If you tried to cop those ridiculously coveted Air Jordan 1 Dior sneakers, the odds were against you. Reportedly, 5 million people signed up to get a pair, but only 8,000 were available.
Three officers went to the site of the memorial to take the offensive photo, sending it to one of their colleagues who replied with laughter.
As the world continues to voice the plight of Black people we are reminded that justice needs to be served for all communities. One organization needs to act right. For many years Native Americans have felt slighted by the National Football League. The name of the Washington R-dskins team uses a very disrespectful and derogatory […]
Former Black Ink Crew: Chicago cast member, Liliana "Lily" Barrios found herself in jail.
Adding to the performative responses by national brands, the sports league's decision feels as hollow as the rest of them.
One of America’s favorite pastimes might not have a run in 2020. Coronavirus is making the National Basketball League resuming its 2020 season very doubtful. In the recent weeks several professional ballers have contracted COVID-19. While the confirmations are alarming the timing of these cases is also putting an spotlight of uncertainty on basketball as […]
DJ Akademiks took an L, but Freddie Gibbs wasn't involved just yet—but he does approve. The divisive, to say the least, "blogger" and host has been suspended from Complex News after calling Chrissy Teigen out of her name.
This time around the Philadelphia artists links up with Chiraq’s own G Herbo for the visuals to “Like This” where the two of them don’t just shine, they literally glow. Using black light to get things lit, G and Uzi politic with some thick young women who know how to move and twerk with the best of them.
Minnesota Lynx star Maya Moore is known for being on the front lines to fight against social injustice, so when her longtime friend was finally released from prison after being wrongfully convicted—the WNBA rejoiced. According to published reports, Jonathan Irons, who was sentenced to a 50-year prison bid for a crime he didn’t commit, was embraced by the W.N.B.A. star, who sacrificed her 2019 season, as he walked out of a Missouri penitentiary on Wednesday (Jul 1) nearly four months after a judge overturned his conviction on charges of burglary and assault.
It turns out there were more consequences to D.L. Hughley testing positive for COVID-19.
Instead of focusing on pertinent matters, the former business mogul aimed his frustration over Black lives mattering.
After saying his label staff were "crackers police racist" and asked fans whether or not he should go the independent route, Gucci took to Twitter today to not only announce he wasn't leaving Atlantic Records, but also apologized for slandering (or calling out?) anyone working in their offices.