Shared from News Rap has always been music’s frontier for speaking truth to power, and rising stars like New York-bred rapper Marlon Craft are continuing that legacy. His latest project, “State of the Union,” is […]
Shared from HOLA! USA: Celebrity news, royals, entertainment and lifestyle This week we see our favorite celebs showing casing their trendy fashion! From stylish coats worn from Rihanna, Nick Jonas and Meryl Streep to Miley […]
Shared from Latest Fashion & Runway Trends, Industry News | New York Post These celebrities think they’re rocking haute couture — but they’re actually hot messes. From sporting tacky lingerie-inspired looks to bringing back the […]
Shared from News By Grant Sharples “Watershed,” the closing track on indie-folk songwriter Anaïs Mitchell’s first solo record in 10 years, is a reflection of where her life has taken her. Despite releasing her last […]
Shared from News By Alex Gonzalez These days, Nija Charles doesn’t have much time to sleep. In between business meetings and sessions with artists for whom she is penning and producing tracks, the New Jersey-born […]
Shared from Men's Journal This article was produced in partnership with Blu Atlas A good cologne is like armor for men. Even on days when you’re running late and have just rolled out of bed, […]
Shared from News Denzel Curry‘s tenacity is undeniable. In the video for his first new single of 2022, he stands alone in the desert, dripping sweat, proclaiming, “Clear a path as I keep on walkin’ […]
Shared from TMZ.com Play video content TMZ.com Justin Bieber was playing pool Friday night, and he landed a shot in the back pocket — Hailey Bieber‘s back pocket!!! Justin and Hailey hit up the pool […]
Shared from News The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced the nominees for its upcoming class of 2022, and the crop of 17 artists it is considering for induction this year truly covers […]
Shared from TMZ.com Play video content YouTube/Sam Williams Hank Williams Jr.‘s son wants some of what Britney Spears has — freedom from a conservatorship … one he alleges his father quietly placed him in 18 […]
Shared from News By Grant Sharples In 2018, the Chicago-born rapper Saba released his breakthrough sophomore album, Care For Me. It was a poignant exploration of grief, life, and innocence, built on piano-driven compositions that […]
Shared from W Sebastián Yatra is staking his claim on the Latin pop throne. Last fall, the Colombian singer-songwriter was invited by Latin pop kings Ricky Martin and Enrique Iglesias to open their joint U.S. […]
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Shared from News By Ashley Oken On a recent Friday afternoon, musician Jeris Johnson, 25, ran his fingers through his blond hair while settling into a nondescript hotel room in Nashville after a frenzied few […]
Shared from GQ The improbable comeback of the leather blazer has been in the works for a few years now. You could point the finger at a few sources. Balenciaga designer Demna Gvasalia and his […]
Shared from Style Girlfriend By Taylor Davies | Last Updated: Jan 2 2022 Here’s the thing about me: I am an excellent inside source on what women like and how to impress a woman—especially when […]
Shared from GQ This video is a little more fashion-forward than you’ve done in the past. You’re wearing Moncler, Rick Owens, and Diesel. There’s more fashion, it’s definitely kind of different from most of my […]
Shared from W What began as a Twitter thread that simply shared a list of Black films available to stream online has since evolved into what Maya Cade, the creator and curator of the Black […]
Shared from Fashion – Chatelaine ‘My personal style emerged in some part from resistance to the mundane.’ In her newest book, People Change, Vivek Shraya digs deep into the connections between self-discovery, self-expression and personal […]
Shared from W Despite never having a Valentine—unless you count the 23 girls in my first grade class with whom I shared That’s So Raven-themed cards and Dum-Dums lollipops—I wouldn’t consider myself a hater of […]