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Now, it appears that the very privileged former business mogul doesn't believe white privilege to be a real thing.
Along with his brother Robert "Kool" Bell, the composer and songwriter penned a bevy of hits.
The Atlanta rapper spoke with the Georgia governor to discuss how small businesses and the music industry can thrive in the midst of the pandemic among other issues, but Twitter isn't having it.
It seems that Cardi B continues to keep the right in their feelings. One disgruntled youth went to the lengths of disclosing some of her private information.
The sneakers are set to drop this November 27 at the tune of $200 in a full family size run, but don't expect this to be an easy copp. Heads will be doubling and tripling up on these (we know we are) so prepare to battle bots, enter raffles, and still take numerous L's come Black Friday.
Craig Sager Jr. seemingly had a meltdown on Twitter where he took a shot at Black Lives Matter, the NBA, Jacob Blake, and Nick Cannon.
In her first public words following his death, Nyong'o took to Instagram to share her thoughts about the death of Boseman, who passed early last week at the age of 43 from colon cancer.
Speaking of grinding hard, Benny The Butcher seems to be one of the most active rappers in the game as well and for Freddie Gibb’s clip to “Frank Lucas” hits the water to politic on a boat with some bikini clad babes chugging on some bubbly.
The new venture is an invitation for musicians and fans to submit songs to Smino and EarthGang, and a chance to get a one-on-one mentoring session with Mustard.
On Tuesday (Sept 8), Swizz Beatz and Timbaland took to social media to announce the celebration of the titans with an announcement fit for the Godmother of Soul and the Empress of Soul.
When you have the design world at your palm it easy to get to the bag. Virgil Abloh is doing cars now. In what is arguably his most out the box collaboration the Chicago native has partnered up with Mercedes-Benz for a very unique take one of their most beloved models. The creative has redesigned […]
In short, the document stated that radicalized and armed white extremists present a "most lethal threat" to the United States through next year.